Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

palooka
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 15698
Joined: 20 Jan 2012, 15:31

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by palooka »

Flippin heck! That Steeds was a good cruiser, nice boxer; how on earth did he get to 32 stone? Hope the man is healthy, he seemed alright.
Darcy Delaney
Cruiserweight
Posts: 634
Joined: 19 Mar 2011, 07:56

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Darcy Delaney »

palooka wrote:Flippin heck! That Steeds was a good cruiser, nice boxer; how on earth did he get to 32 stone? Hope the man is healthy, he seemed alright.
well mate he owns a franchise in greggs and has about 12 shops and to put it blunt he dont like to wast anything :TU:
Looking On
Super Middleweight
Posts: 927
Joined: 12 Oct 2012, 13:50

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Looking On »

I already knew this last week but was waiting til it was official but Shane McPhilbin is in this prizefighter and says hes in it to win it , i hope he comes in hungry because if he does then hes in with a shout in this format .

Im also led to believe Hari Miles is also confirmed .
macaca
Super Middleweight
Posts: 1296
Joined: 25 Sep 2012, 07:49

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by macaca »

I would have thought David Dolan would have had one last final fling of the dice at this after his recent defeat
Boxingcutsman
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 783
Joined: 30 May 2012, 21:35

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Boxingcutsman »

Looking On wrote:I already knew this last week but was waiting til it was official but Shane McPhilbin is in this prizefighter and says hes in it to win it , i hope he comes in hungry because if he does then hes in with a shout in this format .

Im also led to believe Hari Miles is also confirmed .
Your a funny fella you are. Only last month your going on and on about how Shane admitted to you after my lad stopped him that it was only because his heart was not in it no more and he's only gonna be a journeyman now, boxing is only about the money for him now, it's to pay the bills etc etc. So are you saying now the Shane will be bothered and train but only for prizefighter, on that day he won't be a journeyman, he will pick and choose what fighters he will be bothered for ?
The Insider
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 2581
Joined: 26 Mar 2012, 11:21

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by The Insider »

You sure Dawson isn't in?
ILikeBeer
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 10947
Joined: 25 Dec 2004, 07:23

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by ILikeBeer »

On the evening of May 18th, I shall be watching the Eurovision Song Contest, and nothing else. :yay:
macaca
Super Middleweight
Posts: 1296
Joined: 25 Sep 2012, 07:49

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by macaca »

ILikeBeer wrote:On the evening of May 18th, I shall be watching the Eurovision Song Contest, and nothing else. :yay:
Only your ILikeBeer screen name saves this comment from being homo erotic, that and my lack and unwillingness of trawling through previous posts to assertain your man points

Will you do the down a beer to each country singing game, heard this game mentioned lots - (by closet homos no doubt), never done it, takes some work getting Turkish and Israeli beer
steve689
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 9661
Joined: 20 Jan 2003, 13:50

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by steve689 »

palooka wrote:Flippin heck! That Steeds was a good cruiser, nice boxer; how on earth did he get to 32 stone? Hope the man is healthy, he seemed alright.
Is Steeds really 32 stone?? Any photos :o
Looking On
Super Middleweight
Posts: 927
Joined: 12 Oct 2012, 13:50

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Looking On »

Boxingcutsman wrote:
Looking On wrote:I already knew this last week but was waiting til it was official but Shane McPhilbin is in this prizefighter and says hes in it to win it , i hope he comes in hungry because if he does then hes in with a shout in this format .

Im also led to believe Hari Miles is also confirmed .
Your a funny fella you are. Only last month your going on and on about how Shane admitted to you after my lad stopped him that it was only because his heart was not in it no more and he's only gonna be a journeyman now, boxing is only about the money for him now, it's to pay the bills etc etc. So are you saying now the Shane will be bothered and train but only for prizefighter, on that day he won't be a journeyman, he will pick and choose what fighters he will be bothered for ?

I dont know to be honest mate , simple as that , he says hes in it to win it , maybe he needs this to get him up for it , but i suppose we will see on the night , i think even being in the quarter final only would likely be a better pay day than he got for boxing keane so who knows , maybe he will be happy to just turn up and get paid but personally i believe that anyone in prizefighter competitions will feel theyve got a chance of winning it , if it helps his fire return then im all for it , but lets not be mistaken here , shane on his best day can be a handful but hes not great , we dont really know what keane is going to turn out like just yet but shane is i think his biggest test so far isnt he ? lets see where chris is in 2 fights time rather than going over the same debates as its a bit pointless , and you say im a funny fella :lol:
maley1984
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 1773
Joined: 13 May 2010, 05:15

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by maley1984 »

Looking On wrote:
Boxingcutsman wrote:
Looking On wrote:I already knew this last week but was waiting til it was official but Shane McPhilbin is in this prizefighter and says hes in it to win it , i hope he comes in hungry because if he does then hes in with a shout in this format .

Im also led to believe Hari Miles is also confirmed .
Your a funny fella you are. Only last month your going on and on about how Shane admitted to you after my lad stopped him that it was only because his heart was not in it no more and he's only gonna be a journeyman now, boxing is only about the money for him now, it's to pay the bills etc etc. So are you saying now the Shane will be bothered and train but only for prizefighter, on that day he won't be a journeyman, he will pick and choose what fighters he will be bothered for ?

I dont know to be honest mate , simple as that , he says hes in it to win it , maybe he needs this to get him up for it , but i suppose we will see on the night , i think even being in the quarter final only would likely be a better pay day than he got for boxing keane so who knows , maybe he will be happy to just turn up and get paid but personally i believe that anyone in prizefighter competitions will feel theyve got a chance of winning it , if it helps his fire return then im all for it , but lets not be mistaken here , shane on his best day can be a handful but hes not great , we dont really know what keane is going to turn out like just yet but shane is i think his biggest test so far isnt he ? lets see where chris is in 2 fights time rather than going over the same debates as its a bit pointless , and you say im a funny fella :lol:

keane just been made mandatory for the english title he meets the winner of askin and clarke
ILikeBeer
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 10947
Joined: 25 Dec 2004, 07:23

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by ILikeBeer »

macaca wrote:
ILikeBeer wrote:On the evening of May 18th, I shall be watching the Eurovision Song Contest, and nothing else. :yay:
Only your ILikeBeer screen name saves this comment from being homo erotic, that and my lack and unwillingness of trawling through previous posts to assertain your man points

Will you do the down a beer to each country singing game, heard this game mentioned lots - (by closet homos no doubt), never done it, takes some work getting Turkish and Israeli beer
I'll do the down a beer bit, everything else is too much trouble. I tend to go with the drink as much beer as possible within a three hour show strategy.

Also, I dress up in my Union Jack clothes.
Old bones Ian
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 11811
Joined: 13 Jul 2004, 07:33

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Old bones Ian »

Boxingcutsman, Is Keane in this one? If he is then i'd have to go with him to win.
metchampion
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 145
Joined: 09 Aug 2008, 16:02

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by metchampion »

I think Tony Conquest will do well in this line up..... We'll find out soon enough!
Tommy Gunn13
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 3290
Joined: 10 Nov 2008, 13:11

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Tommy Gunn13 »

paulmaniacmorris wrote:I would love to go to war in this cruiserweight prizefighter. No home town decisions or big tickets favorites. No same day being asked to fight the home boy or short notice. You know I come to fight and will do my best. I would give every thing trying to win this. Plus for once I'd have plenty time to shape up and be in great and dangerous condition. Could you imagine me in top physical conditions when I've been dangerous without even training for a fight. Anyway i think my points got across. Please be kind with any reply

Paul Maniac Morris
Sorry to sound harsh but there is already 2 journeymen in Mcphilbin&Miles in it,please nomore...
Boxingcutsman
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 783
Joined: 30 May 2012, 21:35

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Boxingcutsman »

Old bones Ian wrote:Boxingcutsman, Is Keane in this one? If he is then i'd have to go with him to win.
No mate, has much has its tempting & we think anyone would struggle with him in this format we are sticking to a plan & route we have had for a while.
keithmoonhangover
Cruiserweight
Posts: 17136
Joined: 16 Sep 2010, 10:42

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by keithmoonhangover »

macaca wrote:I would have thought David Dolan would have had one last final fling of the dice at this after his recent defeat
I was thinking that mate.
palooka
Light Heavyweight
Posts: 15698
Joined: 20 Jan 2012, 15:31

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by palooka »

Go for it then now Paul and do your very best and there's no one can say anything to you about it; give it your everything and it could really work out :salut:
keithmoonhangover
Cruiserweight
Posts: 17136
Joined: 16 Sep 2010, 10:42

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by keithmoonhangover »

paulmaniacmorris wrote:I would love to go to war in this cruiserweight prizefighter. No home town decisions or big tickets favorites. No same day being asked to fight the home boy or short notice. You know I come to fight and will do my best. I would give every thing trying to win this. Plus for once I'd have plenty time to shape up and be in great and dangerous condition. Could you imagine me in top physical conditions when I've been dangerous without even training for a fight. Anyway i think my points got across. Please be kind with any reply

Paul Maniac Morris
I hope you get in mate. :TU:
Tommy Gunn13
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 3290
Joined: 10 Nov 2008, 13:11

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Tommy Gunn13 »

Im certainly not delusional,but i know my boxing..Why do you deserve i shot in this,when your basically said you havnt been fit,havnt you been fit for any of your losses? or they all hometown decisions??
Tommy Gunn13
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 3290
Joined: 10 Nov 2008, 13:11

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Tommy Gunn13 »

paulmaniacmorris wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Im certainly not delusional,but i know my boxing..Why do you deserve i shot in this,when your basically said you havnt been fit,havnt you been fit for any of your losses? or they all hometown decisions??
One of my home losses years ago but I've not boxed at home in nearly 3 years.
hometown,as in you being the away boxer....
Old bones Ian
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 11811
Joined: 13 Jul 2004, 07:33

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Old bones Ian »

I'm going to have a small bet on Hari Miles in this one, if he gets himself out of sparing partner mode and gets himself in decent shape, he's a problem over 3 rounds for them.
Tommy Gunn13
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 3290
Joined: 10 Nov 2008, 13:11

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by Tommy Gunn13 »

What i mean is you already have 2 journeymen types in Mcphillbin&Miles in this PF,you might normally get one in a prizefighter for the Rocky story effect..i dont mean any malice&i certainly aint slating the journeymen in the game...to be honest PF has well&truly ran its course with me,it bores me to tears now(even tho i did win on Audley)
matko
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 879
Joined: 24 Apr 2007, 16:39

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by matko »

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:What i mean is you already have 2 journeymen types in Mcphillbin&Miles in this PF,you might normally get one in a prizefighter for the Rocky story effect..i dont mean any malice&i certainly aint slating the journeymen in the game...to be honest PF has well&truly ran its course with me,it bores me to tears now(even tho i did win on Audley)

I like Paul he has boxed a lot of hard bouts some heavyweights too pushing them hard, look at what Terry Carruthers achieved? Oil Mckenzie? I don't think it does the show any harm to be honest rather see Paul than some old shot fighter!!!best of luck Paul :TU:
maley1984
Heavyweight
Heavyweight
Posts: 1773
Joined: 13 May 2010, 05:15

Re: Cruiserweight Prizefighter May 18th

Post by maley1984 »

paulmaniacmorris wrote:
matko wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:What i mean is you already have 2 journeymen types in Mcphillbin&Miles in this PF,you might normally get one in a prizefighter for the Rocky story effect..i dont mean any malice&i certainly aint slating the journeymen in the game...to be honest PF has well&truly ran its course with me,it bores me to tears now(even tho i did win on Audley)

I like Paul he has boxed a lot of hard bouts some heavyweights too pushing them hard, look at what Terry Carruthers achieved? Oil Mckenzie? I don't think it does the show any harm to be honest rather see Paul than some old shot fighter!!!best of luck Paul :TU:
:yay:
get on twitter and keep tweeting hearn loads have done it in the past
Post Reply