Frank Buglioni

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Re: Frank Buglioni

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never noticed anything about him that made me think he'd go places in the sport, he's very average really
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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pablothunder wrote:I always wonder why he's always getting so much air time and why he's a ticket seller. I'm happy to be proven wrong but I just don't see it.
Probably bcause he is a very offensive fighter, could see him being in exciting fights when he steps up in competition
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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columbo wrote:
mimmy123 wrote:bollocks, Collins not live. What a waste of my evening. Glad ross Kemp is on Sky TV distracting me away from my pc screen
Old Ross Kemp stuff?
No new series Return to Afghan.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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mimmy123 wrote:
columbo wrote:
mimmy123 wrote:bollocks, Collins not live. What a waste of my evening. Glad ross Kemp is on Sky TV distracting me away from my pc screen
Old Ross Kemp stuff?
No new series Return to Afghan.
Shit didnt know about that!
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Rosenthal and co trying to cover up Buglioni's ineffiencies haha.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Wasn't impressed with Buglioni there. He may rely on his power too much. It is early in his career but he just may not amount to much as a proffesional.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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columbo wrote:Rosenthal and co trying to cover up Buglioni's ineffiencies haha.
It will be repeated mate there are 6 episodes in series. At least my son isnt there!
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Wasn't impressed with Buglioni there. He may rely on his power too much. It is early in his career but he just may not amount to much as a proffesional.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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ShadrachSimmo wrote:Wasn't impressed with Buglioni there. He may rely on his power too much. It is early in his career but he just may not amount to much as a proffesional.
His style reminds me of Pavlik but not as good.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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mimmy123 wrote:
columbo wrote:Rosenthal and co trying to cover up Buglioni's ineffiencies haha.
It will be repeated mate there are 6 episodes in series. At least my son isnt there!
Thanks for letting me know :TU:
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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columbo wrote:
mimmy123 wrote:
columbo wrote:Rosenthal and co trying to cover up Buglioni's ineffiencies haha.
It will be repeated mate there are 6 episodes in series. At least my son isnt there!
Thanks for letting me know :TU:
If your ex army ill tell you a great story some day
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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columbo wrote:
mimmy123 wrote:
columbo wrote:Rosenthal and co trying to cover up Buglioni's ineffiencies haha.
It will be repeated mate there are 6 episodes in series. At least my son isnt there!
Thanks for letting me know :TU:
If your ex army ill tell you a great story some day[/quote]

Na not ex army. Got bigger balls than me!
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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columbo wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Wasn't impressed with Buglioni there. He may rely on his power too much. It is early in his career but he just may not amount to much as a proffesional.
His style reminds me of Pavlik but not as good.
Yeah. Pavlik got his hands back up after throwing.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Be Interesting to see who they match him with next, how about someone like Wayne reed who went a few rounds with rocky fielding?
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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columbo wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Wasn't impressed with Buglioni there. He may rely on his power too much. It is early in his career but he just may not amount to much as a proffesional.
His style reminds me of Pavlik but not as good.
?orthodox?
He reminds me of one of the wanderers maybe he should come to the ring to Dion
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Bizarre seeing Jeremy Piven there : / :lol:
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Not a great performance from Buglioni, he got hit far to often and never looked like he was going to get rid of the guy. A learning fight, we probably found out more about him in this fight than most of his other blowouts. Still not convinced though....

As for why he sells loads of tickets...it's because he's goooorgeous!
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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milpool wrote:Not a great performance from Buglioni, he got hit far to often and never looked like he was going to get rid of the guy. A learning fight, we probably found out more about him in this fight than most of his other blowouts. Still not convinced though....

As for why he sells loads of tickets...it's because he's goooorgeous!
Yeah I thought it might be that :lol:
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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milpool wrote:Not a great performance from Buglioni, he got hit far to often and never looked like he was going to get rid of the guy. A learning fight, we probably found out more about him in this fight than most of his other blowouts. Still not convinced though....

As for why he sells loads of tickets...it's because he's goooorgeous!

Ohhh Matron!
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Strong kid, doesn't move his head can't see him getting past domestic level European the highest.
Modern day mark kaylor.excitiment no doubt
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Of course they cover for him, he is responsible for the shows not making serious losses. If he really is doing 800+ tickets on his own, that's serious numbers. Don't expect to see him in with anyone that good to soon. He is very marketable, too. Have you seen his list of sponsors?
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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mickey1975 wrote:Of course they cover for him, he is responsible for the shows not making serious losses. If he really is doing 800+ tickets on his own, that's serious numbers. Don't expect to see him in with anyone that good to soon. He is very marketable, too. Have you seen his list of sponsors?
He must be doing that many tickets I went to his debut 100+ people showed up on the floor when he came out then I didn't see them for the rest of the night.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Buglioni is the new David Walker. Southern Area title slugger level at best, who may land a British title shot if he is matched very carefully due to him being a ticketseller.
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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Frank is game enough, has a nice manner about him. He's still cutting his cloth and completely changing his approach from the amateurs to the pro's.

I remember Clev looking sketchy at super middle, and going life and death with Vegas, on undercards but has improved.

It just takes time to bake the cake.

How it tastes in the end you can never forecast !
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Re: Frank Buglioni

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G0mez wrote:Frank is game enough, has a nice manner about him. He's still cutting his cloth and completely changing his approach from the amateurs to the pro's.

I remember Clev looking sketchy at super middle, and going life and death with Vegas, on undercards but has improved.

It just takes time to bake the cake.

How it tastes in the end you can never forecast !
Possibly the most sensible post in this thread.

I thought Frank tried a bit too hard to bang the lad out of there early on Saturday. He has dominated a lot of his previous contests and didn't seem too sure what to do when his usual repertoire didn't have the desired affect.

The term is banded about a lot but this was a "good learning fight" for Buglioni and knowing how determined he is to be successful, he will definitely come back stronger and sharper next time. Personally I didn't he was THAT bad but he did get caught a lot once he knew he had to change tactics.

It's far too early to write the lad off after only nine fights. His team will know what things to work on now and he'll work his nuts off to improve.
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