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Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 09:38
by Boxerbeetle
Parson Cross wrote:Acelino Freitas.
Barrera - just the once.
Hearns I was desperate to see then went home suicidal.
Guessing you don't mean the Khan fight? :TU:

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 09:43
by Stuarty
Boxerbeetle wrote:
Parson Cross wrote:Acelino Freitas.
Barrera - just the once.
Hearns I was desperate to see then went home suicidal.
Guessing you don't mean the Khan fight? :TU:
Yeah he fought Khan and beat up Paul Loyd earlier in his career. Think it was a world title bout?

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 09:48
by Boxerbeetle
Stuarty30 wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote:
Parson Cross wrote:Acelino Freitas.
Barrera - just the once.
Hearns I was desperate to see then went home suicidal.
Guessing you don't mean the Khan fight? :TU:
Yeah he fought Khan and beat up Paul Loyd earlier in his career. Think it was a world title bout?
The Lloyd fight was an absolute massacre, possibly the most one-sided round I've ever seen.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 10:11
by digzee
Zack Page has fought over here a few times, got absolutely robbed against Tom Dallas (when Dallas was undefeated) I was gutted for him.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 10:26
by Stuarty
digzee wrote:Zack Page has fought over here a few times, got absolutely robbed against Tom Dallas (when Dallas was undefeated) I was gutted for him.
I was at the Scott Harrison v Victor Polo fight that ended in a draw! Total shambles! Polo was robbed blind that night!

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 11:00
by orbtastic
Boxerbeetle wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Boxerbeetle wrote: Guessing you don't mean the Khan fight? :TU:
Yeah he fought Khan and beat up Paul Loyd earlier in his career. Think it was a world title bout?
The Lloyd fight was an absolute massacre, possibly the most one-sided round I've ever seen.
I saw the fight before, live, he absolutely pounded Richie Wenton for the vacant title. Fair play to Wenton, he was never quite the same after the Stone fight although he did pick up a couple of decent wins.

I saw that Hearns fight live, was slightly surreal watching an old legend jiggling around against a semi-decent world beater who just didn't get out of first gear all fight or put up any sort of decent argument. Was slightly unedifying to watch, particularly in a cold, draughty and empty MEN arena (or was it the Nynex then?) at 1am.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 11:14
by ShadrachSimmo
Leva Kirakosyan done the business over here a few times flattening Johanesson and Scot Lawton.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 11:36
by Stuarty
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Leva Kirakosyan done the business over here a few times flattening Johanesson and Scot Lawton.
Yeah he was a hardy guy! Didn't Gomez beat him?

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 11:55
by Andrew
Stuarty30 wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Leva Kirakosyan done the business over here a few times flattening Johanesson and Scot Lawton.
Yeah he was a hardy guy! Didn't Gomez beat him?
Yeah Steve Foster Jr absolutely destroyed him though he will have been getting on then.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 11:57
by Stuarty
Naandrew wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Leva Kirakosyan done the business over here a few times flattening Johanesson and Scot Lawton.
Yeah he was a hardy guy! Didn't Gomez beat him?
Yeah Steve Foster Jr absolutely destroyed him though he will have been getting on then.
I remember that fight. I thought it was going to be a hard nights work for Foster!

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 12:03
by Sklar
I used to like watching Harry Simon. Howard Eastman is another.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 15:05
by ShadrachSimmo
Naandrew wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Leva Kirakosyan done the business over here a few times flattening Johanesson and Scot Lawton.
Yeah he was a hardy guy! Didn't Gomez beat him?
Yeah Steve Foster Jr absolutely destroyed him though he will have been getting on then.
Fosters career went rapidly downhill after that fight. Never beat anyone of note since.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 17:28
by Shambles
I watch the Barrera Lloyd fight every time I'm in a foul mood, seems to cheer me right up! Barrera was devastating that night.

I think Zolani Tete was quality when he beat Paul Butler, really enjoyed that fight. Choi also entertained, always rooted for him.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 17:40
by chiggsy
Shambles wrote:I watch the Barrera Lloyd fight every time I'm in a foul mood, seems to cheer me right up! Barrera was devastating that night.

I think Zolani Tete was quality when he beat Paul Butler, really enjoyed that fight. Choi also entertained, always rooted for him.

Barrera was a beast in his early days wasn't he?

One of the most vicious body punchers i've ever seen during the first half of his career.

Gave richie wenton from liverpool a good hiding as well.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 17:44
by littlepug
Can remember Donovan Boucher turning over a few brits

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 17:45
by littlepug
Also mike McCallum

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 17:59
by Counter-puncher
littlepug wrote:Can remember Donovan Boucher turning over a few brits
Good call.

By the way, these are all imports.

Lennox Lewis was an export.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 18:14
by banjo
Choi Tseveenpurev

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 27 Jul 2015, 21:18
by digzee
Stuarty30 wrote:
digzee wrote:Zack Page has fought over here a few times, got absolutely robbed against Tom Dallas (when Dallas was undefeated) I was gutted for him.
I was at the Scott Harrison v Victor Polo fight that ended in a draw! Total shambles! Polo was robbed blind that night!
Maybe Frank turned into 'Kelle' after these fights and slept with a few judges and IJL!! :o

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 28 Jul 2015, 01:05
by rob h
Justin Juuko

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 28 Jul 2015, 04:55
by Yes We Can
banjo wrote:Choi Tseveenpurev
This. Sergio Martinez also well worth a mention from his early/mid career victories over here.

Katsidis explosive over here against Earl & Mitchell, not so much against Burns and C***e

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 28 Jul 2015, 07:37
by cocobongo
banjo wrote:Choi Tseveenpurev
That first fight with Derry was horrible to watch! but enjoyed Choi's style made up he got revenge of sorts in PF

Marsili who boxed Derry was also very good not suprising none of or LW went down the EBU title route despite our abundence of them!

I like Khomitskey alot won a few quid on him in the Etches and Buglioni fights also had Jones at 5-1 to stop Rose but i cant see him doing it in the return unfortunatley!

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 28 Jul 2015, 12:24
by jamesmcdonnell
Not to be pedantic - but shouldn't the title of this thread be.

"Favourite international import?"

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 28 Jul 2015, 12:24
by jamesmcdonnell
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Leva Kirakosyan done the business over here a few times flattening Johanesson and Scot Lawton.
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He was a scary little dude.

Re: Favourite international export?

Posted: 28 Jul 2015, 12:30
by handsofstone
Munyai,Khomitsky and Carson Jones