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mickey1975 wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 11:24 Lads, he's obviously had a serious accident but exaggerated it quite a bit.
Popped my head back in and it’s gone mental on here.
This post sums it up.
Let’s move on ya cocks.
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Dioufy wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 11:27
mickey1975 wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 11:24 Lads, he's obviously had a serious accident but exaggerated it quite a bit.
Popped my head back in and it’s gone mental on here.
This post sums it up.
Let’s move on ya cocks.
😂 Who knew we could get onto 6 pages of a thread mainly debating the health of an American announcer.
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The surgeon he mentioned is very highly regarded. I’ve not got time to watch him on Tris Dixon so can’t speak about his personality just seemed very far fetched what he said about his injuries Vs his recovery.
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https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
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The B&I Boxrec Forum has exposed him. Good work, guys.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
His arm fell off?
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JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
His arm broke off his body :o

I was giving him the benefit of the doubt before but this adds a new angle to it
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All I can say is, if he’s telling the truth in both these incidents, he should probably consider giving up riding his motorbike. Can’t seem to go for a ride without ending up in critical care somewhere on the verge of death.
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mickey1975 wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:29
JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
His arm fell off?
Apparently it was just hanging on by a piece of meat...... he then explains that 2 days later he still called a basketball game with his arm in a sling. The doctor said he'd never seen anything like it :lol: :lol:
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Too be honest at his age i think the hair says it all ,, attention seeking wanker .. Maybee its me thats the wanker , but i see people like that and i want to cut the bun of there head
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JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
LOL....the miracle man at it again! not an exaggerater at all :lol:
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Boxerbeetle wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:40 All I can say is, if he’s telling the truth in both these incidents, he should probably consider giving up riding his motorbike. Can’t seem to go for a ride without ending up in critical care somewhere on the verge of death.
Yes but his wolverine like powers of recovery and his legions of adoring fans mean it’s water off a ducks back to him.
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Controversial wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:37
JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
His arm broke off his body :o

I was giving him the benefit of the doubt before but this adds a new angle to it
when guys arms fall off their body, do they get them to move it around the next day :D
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margaret thatcher wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 17:24
JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
LOL....the miracle man at it again! not an exaggerater at all :lol:
Don’t you dare insinuate he’s lying. This just proves doctors get it wrong all the time.
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Guy looks like Jesus.

He is Jesus!
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Controversial wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:37
JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
His arm broke off his body :o

I was giving him the benefit of the doubt before but this adds a new angle to it
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Genuinely brilliant thread this is.
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Wee Tommy wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 17:47
margaret thatcher wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 17:24
JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.



Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
LOL....the miracle man at it again! not an exaggerater at all :lol:
Don’t you dare insinuate he’s lying. This just proves doctors get it wrong all the time.
:lol: :lol:
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:lol:
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Boxing can really attract the nut jobs.
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JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
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JamesPhilips wrote: 03 Apr 2022, 16:12 https://www.netsdaily.com/2017/8/14/161 ... oklyn-ball

In 2017 Diamante made a very similar and equally dubious claim.
That’s despite barely surviving a nearly fatal motorcycle accident on March 10 in San Francisco. The accident resulted in breaks in six places, five in arm, a tibia fracture, abnormally large bruises, countless hours of physical therapy ...

And a miraculous recovery that saw him riding again less than two months later ... and calling games two days later.

“The doctor said he’s never seen anything like it,” he said, puffing his custom blend of cigars titled ‘Diamante’s’ in his Brooklyn Cigar Lounge in Fort Greene. “I still feel pain. The arm will never be the same – I was lucky to be alive. My arm actually broke off my body – the meat alone was keeping it on there.”
Come on. He's obviously a pathological liar......
I disagree. It’s possible to have your arm fall off and get back announcing and playing basketball 3 days later.

Jokes.

I have no clue whether what he said about his recent accident is genuine or not but this certainly doesn’t look good for him. Perhaps he comes out with a similar story every few years.

🤷‍♂️
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Despite the sh1t hair and repeating surnames I've always liked Diamante, he's far better than the current version of Buffer, I've seen a few of his interviews and he's clued up on the sport top to bottom and clearly does his homework, I'd be disappointed if he's been bullsh1tting but it doesn't look good

In the age when everyone's on the mental health/drug/alcohol sympathy bandwagon I'd be surprised if Matchroom etc went along with the charade
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