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Be used in same sentance as Dunne and Hunter no more... He lost on points to Shaun Hughes :oops: I know Shaun is a nice lad and a decent pro but Esham should really of whooped him... :-?
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I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
rofl stupid internet...
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
:oops:
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
:oops: +1
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
I was shocked too, Shaun is a nice guy and a decent pro but no world beater, im glad Shaun got the win he boxed well so im told, Esham looked awful but im guessing he wont be able to bounce back from this, surely if Hunter and Dunne were watching they would be licking there lips.
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Go on, son! That beats my recent triple post! :D
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Did anyone else notice our very own RealDeal leering in the background whilst Short Fuse was being interviewed??
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Sky employed me to boost viewing figures with the ladies honest :lol: :lol: :oops:
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Good grief. Trigger finger doesn't do it justice. What were you doing to that mouse of your Razor? I'm not sure I want to know.

I was watching a BBC Scotland comedy last night. It isn't the apex to be honest, but a nice line came out of it. There was this guy they were trying to do for indecent exposure, and they were going through his past record. This included masturbating in the botanic gardens, but he got off (no pun intended) because he argued he was just having a pee when a seizure started.
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TerribleTerry wrote:Did anyone else notice our very own RealDeal leering in the background whilst Short Fuse was being interviewed??
Aye, I noticed Rhino too.
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
It was shocking. Looked like an old man last night. How old is he?

Slow, poor movement, very messy work, no jab and very easy to hit.

I think thats it for him.
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Post by rhino222 »

esham was poor, very poor, i think hje loaded up too early then gassed himself out.
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Post by rooney »

Pickering was terrible....he definetly should retire
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
nice win for Hughes considering the robbery against him last year.

So.....do u still think Pickering would beat Hunter Ian? haha
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jomothepure wrote:Good grief. Trigger finger doesn't do it justice. What were you doing to that mouse of your Razor? I'm not sure I want to know.

I was watching a BBC Scotland comedy last night. It isn't the apex to be honest, but a nice line came out of it. There was this guy they were trying to do for indecent exposure, and they were going through his past record. This included masturbating in the botanic gardens, but he got off (no pun intended) because he argued he was just having a pee when a seizure started.
Brilliant, best excuse ever :TU: :lol: :lol: :lol: A man and his wife have a massive bust up and are not talking - Just before going to bed the man remembers he has to catch an early train and needs to be up for six thirty - Knowing he needs his wife to wake him but doesnt want to be the first to speak he leaves her a note in a place where he knows she will find it, asking her to wake him at six thirty - The following morning he woke up to find it was 9 oclock and he was furious - Then he looked on his bedside cabinet and found a note from his wife that read "wake up you twat its six thirty" :lol: :lol: :lol:
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hahaha like that, gonna use that one meself :lol:
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Post by WildWaylon »

Time Pickering called it a day - How has he got that bad? - Well done to short fuse for so many accurate shots - That will def boost his belief in himself.
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Post by chesh »

:lol: :lol: Good one, Waylon! :TU:
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chesh wrote::lol: :lol: Good one, Waylon! :TU:
Glad you liked it, great thing is you can tell anywhere to anyone. Waylon
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Post by Albert »

Absolutely gutted for Esham Pickering - whilst Hughes deserve the paludits for taking his chance. Pickering is a top top bloke - to be honest as soon as the coverge came on I actually though Esham looked ill - he looked skinny and not his normal self - did he really have to lose a lot of weight too late in the day??

Like I say - a top bloke who has been in some terrific fights. Esh I know you will read this place - don't take too much notice mate, we all spout b*llocks around here - merely stating our opinions - what you have to do is think rationally about things and think is it worth it?? - you are in a division where only the very best earn the top dough - are you good enough to be there at this stage in your career - if not no worries mate life is good and there is a big world to make money in another way!!!
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just couldn't believe what I was seeing last night. He couldn't get out the way of anything. Looked terrible - what a shame. In fact, I think it was so bad he'll struggle to come back from that.

Well done Short Fuse!
nice win for Hughes considering the robbery against him last year.

So.....do u still think Pickering would beat Hunter Ian? haha
Hey, you must admit that Pickering performance came from absolutely nowhere - he acquitted himself well against Dunne I believe and that wasn't so long ago. You might want to keep your powder dry on Hunter though - it might very well happen to him (though I hope not).

Hey, Hunter might now even give Pickering the rematch he promised live on television after he beat him which never materialised.
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Post by stujones »

Even beyond Dunne, Pickering looked good vs Callaghan.
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Post by rhino222 »

i work with someone very close to esham, ill get a meeting with him and let you fellas know the bobby moore !
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Post by stujones »

It certainly makes the British title situation interesting - should Esh elect to continue. What to the BBBoC do? Who are they going to enforce - Hughes or Munroe as the mandatory.
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