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Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 31 May 2014, 11:47
by nick885
palooka wrote:
nick885 wrote:
palooka wrote:Then doing well must be all the sweeter, he's not underated because people dislike him or because it's a personal thing. It's grand when someone comes good and things turn for them. You don't have to knock butler or Haskins though, they'll have had things not go their way and have to keep on going. If you can admire Study then if you look close you'll see things in butler and Haskins to admire.
Not me, both to cocky go their own good and both attacking Stu constantly.
It's a business as well as a sport and if there's a bit of a beef or a grudge that can be built there's a bit more interest and a bit more money for both. Where's the harm in that? They are all boxers - used to fighting and taking punches, how can someone's tongue upset them so much? It's not personal, it's to get a shot and/or to drum up interest. I doubt very much if Butler or Haskins gives a monkeys if what they say upsets a friend of Halls. When they fight and split some decent money it'll be forgotten and in 25 years when they meet up at an ex boxers association they'll have nothing but good memories about it all.
Still winds up our family

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 31 May 2014, 11:54
by palooka
I've not really noticed them say a great deal or slate Stuey at all. It may be that because you're close then you're hyper sensitive. Stuey Hall seems a decent man with his feet on the ground and most posters on here were pleased that he made the most of his shot. The way to prove them wrong is in the ring and that's Stueys' job. You can't expect other people (Haskins his team and his family and Butler and his team/family to stop chatting or to just say things that you like - it's not how the world is.

I'd relax if I were you and enjoy your friend/family member being a notable person worth talking about.

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 31 May 2014, 12:07
by nick885
palooka wrote:I've not really noticed them say a great deal or slate Stuey at all. It may be that because you're close then you're hyper sensitive. Stuey Hall seems a decent man with his feet on the ground and most posters on here were pleased that he made the most of his shot. The way to prove them wrong is in the ring and that's Stueys' job. You can't expect other people (Haskins his team and his family and Butler and his team/family to stop chatting or to just say things that you like - it's not how the world is.

I'd relax if I were you and enjoy your friend/family member being a notable person worth talking about.

You give wise advice.

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 31 May 2014, 12:16
by palooka
I'm no one to give any advice nick.

We've all had pasts and problems and it's really pleasurable to see someone with a past get a chance and make the most of it. I'd not let anyone spoil the pleasure you get from a real achievement.

It's odds on Haskins won't ever get his shot and no matter if he's been vocal that is a real shame for him and his family and friends because on his day he is a really good fighter. If you were to meet him away from the ring and or a fight situation I imagine you'd like him, most boxers are sound. Same with Butler - he's only trying to do the best for himself and Stuey in comparison has a much wiser head on his shoulders with much more life experience.

Take it easy and say hello to your Stuey :TU:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 31 May 2014, 13:46
by nick885
palooka wrote:I'm no one to give any advice nick.

We've all had pasts and problems and it's really pleasurable to see someone with a past get a chance and make the most of it. I'd not let anyone spoil the pleasure you get from a real achievement.

It's odds on Haskins won't ever get his shot and no matter if he's been vocal that is a real shame for him and his family and friends because on his day he is a really good fighter. If you were to meet him away from the ring and or a fight situation I imagine you'd like him, most boxers are sound. Same with Butler - he's only trying to do the best for himself and Stuey in comparison has a much wiser head on his shoulders with much more life experience.

Take it easy and say hello to your Stuey :TU:
:TU:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 02 Jun 2014, 17:06
by nick885
bodyactive wrote:
Horse wrote:What's Butler done that makes so many people think he's so great?

I mpedigreesome money on Hall.
butler has alot more ability than hall.faster too unbeaten younger excellent amateur pedigree got the better in sparring and confident.hall is bigger more experienced at the higher level mentally strong and is the champion .butler has not been tested so how the odds are so wide I dont know but the price for hall looks worth a gamble
Remember you only have butler's word for him being better in sparing than hall just like he says he is only 1-1/2" smaller than hall. :lol:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 02 Jun 2014, 17:54
by littlepug
The price on hall looks like free money, trying to talk myself out of putting me mortgage money on it as we speak ! seriously tho come fight night hall gonna be massive and strong with it, can't see butler keeping hall off him for 12 IMO

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 04:16
by drew kim
Everyone knocking Butlers resume....who has Hall beat that is worth a damn?

I'm waiting...

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 06:18
by nick885
drew kim wrote:Everyone knocking Butlers resume....who has Hall beat that is worth a damn?

I'm waiting...
Nappa, power, wale, Perales, Malinga :wave:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 10:07
by drew kim
nick885 wrote:
drew kim wrote:Everyone knocking Butlers resume....who has Hall beat that is worth a damn?

I'm waiting...
Nappa, power, wale, Perales, Malinga :wave:
All are outside the top 50.... :zzz:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 12:11
by nick885
drew kim wrote:
nick885 wrote:
drew kim wrote:Everyone knocking Butlers resume....who has Hall beat that is worth a damn?

I'm waiting...
Nappa, power, wale, Perales, Malinga :wave:
All are outside the top 50.... :zzz:[/quot

IBF rankings

Perales 6, Makinga 9, Ward 14, :wave:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 12:31
by JimJim2009
You've made a good point nick and hall didn't have an incredible record either before he got his chance. Do you think that team butler are throwing their man away to the wolves? Are they trying to make a fast few quid out of him?

It is because Warren does not have a world champion, and hasn't had one for some time. By his standards, its one of the leanest periods he has had as a promoter. In a year end interview in December, he said his priority for 2014 was getting world champs in his stable. We are half way through the year and so far, nothing.

When Fury beats Chisora, Frank is left with BJS and Frankie Gavin. And Butler, if he prevails this weekend. Buglioni has been relegated from the Copperbox back to York Hall and faces a rebuilding job. Warren needs a world champ asap and Butler may well be his man. If so, Frank can build up a good hometown situation in Liverpool.

That said, his TV channel is showing so much top class boxing I feel us subscribers are fleecing him at only £12 a month :TU:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 12:59
by nick885
JimJim2009 wrote:You've made a good point nick and hall didn't have an incredible record either before he got his chance. Do you think that team butler are throwing their man away to the wolves? Are they trying to make a fast few quid out of him?

It is because Warren does not have a world champion, and hasn't had one for some time. By his standards, its one of the leanest periods he has had as a promoter. In a year end interview in December, he said his priority for 2014 was getting world champs in his stable. We are half way through the year and so far, nothing.

When Fury beats Chisora, Frank is left with BJS and Frankie Gavin. And Butler, if he prevails this weekend. Buglioni has been relegated from the Copperbox back to York Hall and faces a rebuilding job. Warren needs a world champ asap and Butler may well be his man. If so, Frank can build up a good hometown situation in Liverpool.

That said, his TV channel is showing so much top class boxing I feel us subscribers are fleecing him at only £12 a month :TU:
I believe that his team are not looking after his interests and Warren is getting desperate, given that during the sparring session hall deliberately let butler hit his chin which had no affect. He should return to the lower weight where in time he could be a multiple world champion.

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 13:17
by JimJim2009
I believe that his team are not looking after his interests and Warren is getting desperate, given that during the sparring session hall deliberately let butler hit his chin which had no affect. He should return to the lower weight where in time he could be a multiple world champion.[/quote]

Wouldn't argue mate. Promoters make the fights and Frank wants a world champ in his stable. Matchroom are the top promoters in the country, by a country mile, if you discount owning your own TV station. If I was Frank I'd want to buck the downward spiral and get myself a world champ too. It's been a particularly long time since he's had a non-WBO champ too. Sooner or later somebody decent is going to take Hall's world title off him, who knows maybe Butler will become a star this weekend ?

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 14:06
by nick885
JimJim2009 wrote:I believe that his team are not looking after his interests and Warren is getting desperate, given that during the sparring session hall deliberately let butler hit his chin which had no affect. He should return to the lower weight where in time he could be a multiple world champion.
Wouldn't argue mate. Promoters make the fights and Frank wants a world champ in his stable. Matchroom are the top promoters in the country, by a country mile, if you discount owning your own TV station. If I was Frank I'd want to buck the downward spiral and get myself a world champ too. It's been a particularly long time since he's had a non-WBO champ too. Sooner or later somebody decent is going to take Hall's world title off him, who knows maybe Butler will become a star this weekend ?[/quote]

After watching hall closely and seeing how he has progressed I believe he will have a few more years at the top and is dedicated to his sport.

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 15:57
by Londonirish
drew kim wrote:
nick885 wrote:
drew kim wrote:Everyone knocking Butlers resume....who has Hall beat that is worth a damn?

I'm waiting...
Nappa, power, wale, Perales, Malinga :wave:
All are outside the top 50.... :zzz:


Napa Power has Retired, Wale just drew for the British Super Bantam Weight Title, Perales has only lost twice (one against Hall) and won 2 fights since... Vusi Malinga was A Top 10 :wink: Hall has only Lost to World Class Opponents................................................................ Who has Butler Boxed?????

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 03 Jun 2014, 20:15
by TheLeprechaun
Halls lost to guys worse than Butler. Butler should win here.

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 03:47
by Londonirish
TheLeprechaun wrote:Halls lost to guys worse than Butler. Butler should win here.

:lol: :lol:



Lee Haskins and Jamie McDonnell :lol: :lol: you can't be serious? Butler might be the Best thing since Naz but I haven't seen enough of him and what I have seen I have NOT been impressed.. Come on going by who he's beat already ???? Who has he Beat??

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 06:12
by palooka
Butler is a very tidy boxer with a pretty spiteful punch who is moving up in weight; Stuey is a big lad at the weight and strong, fit with good fundamentals. I think it'll be good for 5 or 6 rounds then Hall will begin to grind Paul down.

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 08:20
by nick885
palooka wrote:Butler is a very tidy boxer with a pretty spiteful punch who is moving up in weight; Stuey is a big lad at the weight and strong, fit with good fundamentals. I think it'll be good for 5 or 6 rounds then Hall will begin to grind Paul down.
:TU:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 08:23
by mickey1975
Nick, you need to behave...

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 08:24
by nick885
TheLeprechaun wrote:Halls lost to guys worse than Butler. Butler should win here.
To small and as stated before fought no one.

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 08:26
by nick885
mickey1975 wrote:Nick, you need to behave...
:DDD

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 08:27
by nick885
Londonirish wrote:
TheLeprechaun wrote:Halls lost to guys worse than Butler. Butler should win here.

:lol: :lol:



Lee Haskins and Jamie McDonnell :lol: :lol: you can't be serious? Butler might be the Best thing since Naz but I haven't seen enough of him and what I have seen I have NOT been impressed.. Come on going by who he's beat already ???? Who has he Beat??
:TU:

Re: Hall Butler Betting

Posted: 04 Jun 2014, 08:29
by lefty
nick885 wrote:
bodyactive wrote:
Horse wrote:What's Butler done that makes so many people think he's so great?

I mpedigreesome money on Hall.
butler has alot more ability than hall.faster too unbeaten younger excellent amateur pedigree got the better in sparring and confident.hall is bigger more experienced at the higher level mentally strong and is the champion .butler has not been tested so how the odds are so wide I dont know but the price for hall looks worth a gamble
Butler has fought who ????, he spared with hall two years ago before the Haskins fight. Hall is now faster and more accurate than he was two years ago when he was holding down a full time job as well as training, now his job is boxing and have a look at butler's record either fighters starting their careers or at the end of them, no serious opposition and remember malingas words hall punches harder than Santa Cruz. Butler is only unbeaten against specially selected opponents.
You dont get faster two years down the line :lol: