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Guzman looked out of his league to me, from what 20 seconds that I saw him standing up, very upright and awkward.

LancashireLoyal wrote:always nice to see Paul Butlers bodywork,hes a vicious puncher to the body!quickest KO of the year?

Beaten in the earlier fight, no ?!

Shambles wrote:

Neil Gee wrote:God bless these rock hard journeymen. How else would prospects like Tyler learn their craft if willing losers like this wern't around? Must be the hardest way of all to make a few bob.

I agree. I really don't see why they do it but fair play to them, I wouldn't do it if I was offered thousands. It would be interesting to hear why they do what they do

Conroy already has another fight lined up for in two weeks in Essex!!

skanksta wrote:

LancashireLoyal wrote:always nice to see Paul Butlers bodywork,hes a vicious puncher to the body!quickest KO of the year?

Beaten in the earlier fight, no ?!

Hamza in the first fight i think was quicker,same shot incidently

Neil Gee wrote:

Shambles wrote:

Neil Gee wrote:God bless these rock hard journeymen. How else would prospects like Tyler learn their craft if willing losers like this wern't around? Must be the hardest way of all to make a few bob.

I agree. I really don't see why they do it but fair play to them, I wouldn't do it if I was offered thousands. It would be interesting to hear why they do what they do

Conroy already has another fight lined up for in two weeks in Essex!!

he's fighting Arg in an all Fatboy contest

Les Byfield vs Michael Stupart now

Byfield's had two fights agasinst Stupart's 34

Good right cross puts Stupart down in the 2nd

Stupart loses a lot but rarely gets stopped. I can see why.

Byfield looks like he's got a pair of bollocks tatooed on his back!

In reply to shambles about the journeyman.
Myself being a bit of a journeyman and knowing Conroy, Johnny greaves and a few others i know a bit about it.

Even in the away corner, knowing you are basically brought in to loose you still get a great buzz and adrenaline.
To some the cash is a massive boost and very useful.
Imagine having a hobby that you love could do at a professional level and earn a few quid. It can be great. But then there can be other nights where you feel like crap you are in too deep take a good pasting and have to drive 5 hours home. You do then think what the hell am I doing ha.

Neil Gee wrote:Stupart loses a lot but rarely gets stopped. I can see why.

Byfield looks like he's got a pair of bollocks tatooed on his back!

Gotta love the set of bollocks tattoos! Plenty about ha

Byfield wins it,Stupart's face is a bloody mess

DannyNaz wrote:

Neil Gee wrote:Stupart loses a lot but rarely gets stopped. I can see why.

Byfield looks like he's got a pair of bollocks tatooed on his back!

Gotta love the set of bollocks tattoos! Plenty about ha

I prefer Rocky Fielding's glove tat which resembles cherries

Stupart isn't going to be fighting in two weeks, not with those cuts, but fair play to him: he keeps the journeymen's pride intact tonight by lasting out.

handsofstone wrote:

DannyNaz wrote:

Neil Gee wrote:Stupart loses a lot but rarely gets stopped. I can see why.

Byfield looks like he's got a pair of bollocks tatooed on his back!

Gotta love the set of bollocks tattoos! Plenty about ha

I prefer Rocky Fielding's glove tat which resembles cherries

I went with my mate when he was 16 to a proper dodgy tattooist, looked like a big red football on his bicep and for no reason at all the tattooist wrote USA in the middle of the glove. The lad wasn't American and didn't ask for it!

I unintentionally got the same tattoo as Mel C when i was 16

handsofstone wrote:

I unintentionally got the same tattoo as Mel C when i was 16

You are one tuff brave man just for admitting that ha

DannyNaz wrote:

handsofstone wrote:

I unintentionally got the same tattoo as Mel C when i was 16

You are one tuff brave man just for admitting that ha

Cheers Danny coming from you that means a lot

Langford vs Rios now and Burdis is wailing

DannyNaz wrote:In reply to shambles about the journeyman.
Myself being a bit of a journeyman and knowing Conroy, Johnny greaves and a few others i know a bit about it.

Even in the away corner, knowing you are basically brought in to loose you still get a great buzz and adrenaline.
To some the cash is a massive boost and very useful.
Imagine having a hobby that you love could do at a professional level and earn a few quid. It can be great. But then there can be other nights where you feel like crap you are in too deep take a good pasting and have to drive 5 hours home. You do then think what the hell am I doing ha.

Is that you Battlecat

You are supposed to be 18 before you get a tatoo anyway yet nearly every bloke I know who has one got it done earlier than that.

BOYOVERTHEHILL wrote:

DannyNaz wrote:In reply to shambles about the journeyman.
Myself being a bit of a journeyman and knowing Conroy, Johnny greaves and a few others i know a bit about it.

Even in the away corner, knowing you are basically brought in to loose you still get a great buzz and adrenaline.
To some the cash is a massive boost and very useful.
Imagine having a hobby that you love could do at a professional level and earn a few quid. It can be great. But then there can be other nights where you feel like crap you are in too deep take a good pasting and have to drive 5 hours home. You do then think what the hell am I doing ha.

Is that you Battlecat

No sorry mate, Dan Naylor. Feel free to give a ring name like balltlecat though if you want.

Butler is very good body puncher! Guzman was out of his league there though.

Tuff stuff from Stupart; would of known he was getting 28 day ban with that cut anyway so
Could of pulled out but carried on. Tuff lad!

Very one sided fight and I can't see anything changing. Langford doesn't look like he's going to tire to me.

Round 6 & Langford still full of it.

Rios dangerous with that left hand