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oliverfennell
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Old bones Ian
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What happened to Harrison v Sprott for the English title and Skelton v Williams for the British?
I thought Virchis was Euro champ but this was on BBB of C website:
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HEAVYWEIGHT (Vacant) ALEXANDER DIMITRENKO v MATT SKELTON
In the absence of voluntary agreement between the parties and a Promoter, the EBU will open purse bids for the above contest at the EBU Offices in Rome at 12.00. midday (Rome time) on Thursday, 22nd November 2007.
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Whats that all about?
I thought Virchis was Euro champ but this was on BBB of C website:
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HEAVYWEIGHT (Vacant) ALEXANDER DIMITRENKO v MATT SKELTON
In the absence of voluntary agreement between the parties and a Promoter, the EBU will open purse bids for the above contest at the EBU Offices in Rome at 12.00. midday (Rome time) on Thursday, 22nd November 2007.
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Maybe Virchis is getting an eliminator. Good news for Skelton, now he can get off the merry-go-round.Mario wrote:What happened to Harrison v Sprott for the English title and Skelton v Williams for the British?
I thought Virchis was Euro champ but this was on BBB of C website:
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HEAVYWEIGHT (Vacant) ALEXANDER DIMITRENKO v MATT SKELTON
In the absence of voluntary agreement between the parties and a Promoter, the EBU will open purse bids for the above contest at the EBU Offices in Rome at 12.00. midday (Rome time) on Thursday, 22nd November 2007.
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jomothepure
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I can't see where Vichis could have got an eliminator from. I can only assume he was pulled from a fight with sasha and stripped. It's also not great for Skelton. Fair enough anything's preferable to the shit he's been a part of lately, but I can't see the Germans letting Dimitrenko travel any further than Hamburg though. Doubt Frank would remortgage the winnebago to get home advante for Matt either. It should double up as a WBO eliminator though.
As for Williams/Harrison III, well, it completes the boxset, doesn't it? Ten years time we'll have Williams/Harrison VI: Mission to Moscow.
As for Williams/Harrison III, well, it completes the boxset, doesn't it? Ten years time we'll have Williams/Harrison VI: Mission to Moscow.
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Max Molyneux
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Re: Latest news in UK heavyweight merry-go-round
Lets get it on, the bill can be called 'No Excuses'oliverfennell wrote:http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... 339657.ece
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oliverfennell
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Skelton turned down the Williams fight. Sprott-Harrison was mandated but as far as I know, is not yet under negotiation.Mario wrote:What happened to Harrison v Sprott for the English title and Skelton v Williams for the British?
In any case, this article is only about what Danny wants, not what is actually happening.
On a side note, it's about time Dimitrenko was stepped up. Even though his level of competition is better than Greenberg and a string of other no-mark prospects at least he was getting tested. You can only fight the Malcom Tann's of this world for so long though.
I am not so sure he has the bottle to get into the trenches with Mr. Skelton if they fought either. He has skills but has been in the comfort zone for a while, Skelton would make it a rugged maul. Interesting one.
I am not so sure he has the bottle to get into the trenches with Mr. Skelton if they fought either. He has skills but has been in the comfort zone for a while, Skelton would make it a rugged maul. Interesting one.
Im probably in the minority but i wouldnt mind seeing Williams-Harrison 3. In fact id probably be really looking forward to it if it was happening.
This time it really would be the last chance for both men and they would know it.
Audley cant afford to fvck around fighting the likes of Paul King tho, he's gotta do a job on Williams as impressively as he did last time then Hobsons gotta get him straight into a European fight regardless of whos champ. Time was never on his side so 6 years after his debut EVERY fight has to count to gettin him further up the ladder.
Of course it wont happen that that and we'll have this merry go round for another year or 2, unless David Haye decides to clear up domestically before he shows them all how easy it is to win a world title these days.
This time it really would be the last chance for both men and they would know it.
Audley cant afford to fvck around fighting the likes of Paul King tho, he's gotta do a job on Williams as impressively as he did last time then Hobsons gotta get him straight into a European fight regardless of whos champ. Time was never on his side so 6 years after his debut EVERY fight has to count to gettin him further up the ladder.
Of course it wont happen that that and we'll have this merry go round for another year or 2, unless David Haye decides to clear up domestically before he shows them all how easy it is to win a world title these days.
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Syntax Error
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Re: Latest news in UK heavyweight merry-go-round
Oh no, it's the 'I HAD SOME PROBLEMS' excuse again.oliverfennell wrote:http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... 339657.ece
Harrison said he had problems after he beat Williams & now Williams claims he had problems after the defeat, despite saying he was fine before the fight.
When is htis dire merry-go-round going to end?
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Williams - Harrison 3!Mario wrote:Im probably in the minority but i wouldnt mind seeing Williams-Harrison 3. In fact id probably be really looking forward to it if it was happening.
This time it really would be the last chance for both men and they would know it.
Audley cant afford to fvck around fighting the likes of Paul King tho, he's gotta do a job on Williams as impressively as he did last time then Hobsons gotta get him straight into a European fight regardless of whos champ. Time was never on his side so 6 years after his debut EVERY fight has to count to gettin him further up the ladder.
Of course it wont happen that that and we'll have this merry go round for another year or 2, unless David Haye decides to clear up domestically before he shows them all how easy it is to win a world title these days.
I think you are in the minority!!!!!
I'd love David Haye to step up & knock out all these useless Brit-pack HW's, but I doubt he'd waste his time on them; they're not worth the effort!!!