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Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 09 Dec 2008, 13:44
by jamesmcdonnell
Precisely - and as said in the post above, the strain prevalent in Africa as a whole is the most deadly strain there is - if it weren't for local immunity, every fekker would be dead.
Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 09 Dec 2008, 17:00
by J
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PRECISELY THANK YOU JIM!
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Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 09 Dec 2008, 18:39
by stujones
Also, have to look at his performance fundamently. Did he look like he was dying. Quartey was a mean son of a gun, but when was he ever looking that dangerous against top top opposition. Yes, okay he smashed Vince Phillips in 3, Phillips never got into the fight. When class operators like Oba Carr (one of Oscar's finest wins IMO) fought him he didn't look so good. He was never consistent enough so we can ever predict a slide. I mean, even now - he looks dodgy one minute, excellent the next. I think the DLH fight was one of his best performances.
Which leads me on to the "famed" DLH fatigue - as noted by Colonel Sheridan and Ian Darke. He nearly stopped Quartey in the final, he did stop Carr in the eleventh, he won the last 2 rounds on the judges card vs Mayweather (not mine it must be said), for me he won the last 2 rounds vs Sturm (to squeeze out a 1 point victory on my card), 9, 10, 11 were very close in Mosley 1, and 11 and 12 were very close in Mosley 2 (I though Oscar won these - if memory serves me), going back to the John John Molina fight (one of DLH's vintage performances - again not late fatigue), stopped Vargas in the 11th - in a razor tight fight.
Infact the only fight in which judges and experts agree he clearly lost the last few rounds was against Tito... which he was furious cause he boxed to orders. Well you could say his output also deteriorated as the Hopkins and Pac Man fights progressed. Mosley also won the last round clear in fight 1 to nick the decision on my card.
Infact - the number of late KO's aint bad for a guy with no engine.
Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 10 Dec 2008, 11:43
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
J wrote:![[icon_witsend.gif] :witzend:](./images/smilies/icon_witsend.gif)
PRECISELY THANK YOU JIM!
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Wait how does this back up:
J wrote::
Just on the malaria thing, while it sounds horrific to us,the indigineous population of malaerial areas often get Maleria, they treat it as we would if we had a common cold.
However if they get our common flu that is far more serious to them as getting maleria is to us.
Its years of living with different types of disease and what through generations your body has built up anttibodies effective against different diseases.
maleria may kill us and the flu may kill an indigienous african for example.
(of course there are cases of fatlitities in both indiginous poplulations for both flu and maleria but its less of % )
Just so you understand when saying (he had just re-covered from maleria) may not be quite as serious as it sounds.
:
It's still a deadly disease if you get it, its just African's seem to have a greater immunity to not catch it
Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 10 Dec 2008, 11:57
by MightyWarrior
Just to clear this up, Ike was seriously ill with malaria - he was out of the ring for over a year recovering. His long time girlfriend is my mate's cousin, and they often come over to London in the summer to stay for awhile. So I heard all this first hand ( and I tried to talk him into a quick comeback after the Vargas fight, by the way - didn't get far - He was enjoying his brandy and cigars too much

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Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 10 Dec 2008, 13:45
by J
Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:J wrote:![[icon_witsend.gif] :witzend:](./images/smilies/icon_witsend.gif)
PRECISELY THANK YOU JIM!
![[icon_witsend.gif] :witzend:](./images/smilies/icon_witsend.gif)
Wait how does this back up:
J wrote::
Just on the malaria thing, while it sounds horrific to us,the indigineous population of malaerial areas often get Maleria, they treat it as we would if we had a common cold.
However if they get our common flu that is far more serious to them as getting maleria is to us.
Its years of living with different types of disease and what through generations your body has built up anttibodies effective against different diseases.
maleria may kill us and the flu may kill an indigienous african for example.
(of course there are cases of fatlitities in both indiginous poplulations for both flu and maleria but its less of % )
Just so you understand when saying (he had just re-covered from maleria) may not be quite as serious as it sounds.
:
It's still a deadly disease if you get it, its just African's seem to have a greater immunity to not catch it
have day off will ya.
youre arguing for the fornicating sake of it.
They have higher uimmunity and its been proven that generally indiginous populations have a higher recovery rate amongst healthy adults.
Im not gonna argue with you anymore, shallI trust some nob on the internet on a boxing site or people who have studies and research into it?
Seeing as just moved to a dengue infected country taken my fmily and read heaps of literature on such matters you can rest assured it aint you ill be taking notice of.
enjoy your self inflicted ignorance.
adios.
Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 10 Dec 2008, 14:11
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
J wrote:
enjoy your self inflicted ignorance.
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So your standing by your 'Maleria, they treat it as we would if we had a common cold' comment then

Re: Pacquaio v ODLH SPOILER
Posted: 10 Dec 2008, 18:03
by whicker
This got 1.25 million buys- I assume thats good?
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