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ste1983 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Just watched a thing on BN about Jazza. It was a half hour interview with Steve Lillis. Comes across a grounded, sensible guy. Likeable character. Feel even more for the guy now. Hopefully FW can get him a big fight to make up for this let down.

I've read earlier that he's still going to be on the bill in a tick over but that he should be fighting for the European title against Medina in Liverpool sometime in June.

Stuarty30 wrote:

ste1983 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Just watched a thing on BN about Jazza. It was a half hour interview with Steve Lillis. Comes across a grounded, sensible guy. Likeable character. Feel even more for the guy now. Hopefully FW can get him a big fight to make up for this let down.

I've read earlier that he's still going to be on the bill in a tick over but that he should be fighting for the European title against Medina in Liverpool sometime in June.

Who is Medina?

ste1983 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

ste1983 wrote:
I've read earlier that he's still going to be on the bill in a tick over but that he should be fighting for the European title against Medina in Liverpool sometime in June.

Who is Medina?

Abigail, Spanish kid who fought Jamie McDonnel before, hes the EU champion

ste1983 wrote:FW is offering anyone who brought tickets after the Rigo announcement refunds if they want one.........sort of blows the ticket sale stunt conspiracy theories out

jameswilson wrote:

ste1983 wrote:FW is offering anyone who brought tickets after the Rigo announcement refunds if they want one.........sort of blows the ticket sale stunt conspiracy theories out

Yeah the 0 people who bought a ticket to see Rigo will get their refund and now there's several thousand quid less to pay in purses on the bill.

fizzjambo wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

ste1983 wrote:FW is offering anyone who brought tickets after the Rigo announcement refunds if they want one.........sort of blows the ticket sale stunt conspiracy theories out

Yeah the 0 people who bought a ticket to see Rigo will get their refund and now there's several thousand quid less to pay in purses on the bill.

I know a few folk who bought tickets specifically to see Rigo, mainly because he is unbelievably talented and was a supreme amateur. If I'd not been working I'd have done likewise.

Whether you like him or hate him he is world class, how many genuinely better boxers have fought in the UK in the last decade?

Doesn't mean it would ever have been a good fight mind

tony1234 wrote:Be interesting to know if Rigo actually applied for a visa or had a second passport allowing him to fly back to the USA, something is not right but as usual the fans lose out and miss out on another fight

bripez wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Just watched a thing on BN about Jazza. It was a half hour interview with Steve Lillis. Comes across a grounded, sensible guy. Likeable character. Feel even more for the guy now. Hopefully FW can get him a big fight to make up for this let down.

There was a good tv documentary a few years ago about amateur boxers in Liverpool and Dickens was one of the lads (cant think of the name of the programme).

Dickens came across as a good lad and I have rooted for him ever since. He had a tough upbringing - the interview with his dad where he was on about watching his young son fighting in the street was very difficult, I still don't know if he was right or wrong given the environment in which they lived.

handsofstone wrote:

bripez wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Just watched a thing on BN about Jazza. It was a half hour interview with Steve Lillis. Comes across a grounded, sensible guy. Likeable character. Feel even more for the guy now. Hopefully FW can get him a big fight to make up for this let down.

There was a good tv documentary a few years ago about amateur boxers in Liverpool and Dickens was one of the lads (cant think of the name of the programme).

Dickens came across as a good lad and I have rooted for him ever since. He had a tough upbringing - the interview with his dad where he was on about watching his young son fighting in the street was very difficult, I still don't know if he was right or wrong given the environment in which they lived.

Wasnt it "Fighting Scousers" or something? Im sure Bellew,Natasha Jonas and Stalker were on it too

A little known fact about the residents of Liverpool is that their rather affectionate towards Grandmothers

expe wrote:

handsofstone wrote:

bripez wrote:
There was a good tv documentary a few years ago about amateur boxers in Liverpool and Dickens was one of the lads (cant think of the name of the programme).

Dickens came across as a good lad and I have rooted for him ever since. He had a tough upbringing - the interview with his dad where he was on about watching his young son fighting in the street was very difficult, I still don't know if he was right or wrong given the environment in which they lived.

Wasnt it "Fighting Scousers" or something? Im sure Bellew,Natasha Jonas and Stalker were on it too

A little known fact about the residents of Liverpool is that their rather affectionate towards Grandmothers

Wayne Rooney is a great example.

expe wrote:

handsofstone wrote:

bripez wrote:
There was a good tv documentary a few years ago about amateur boxers in Liverpool and Dickens was one of the lads (cant think of the name of the programme).

Dickens came across as a good lad and I have rooted for him ever since. He had a tough upbringing - the interview with his dad where he was on about watching his young son fighting in the street was very difficult, I still don't know if he was right or wrong given the environment in which they lived.

Wasnt it "Fighting Scousers" or something? Im sure Bellew,Natasha Jonas and Stalker were on it too

A little known fact about the residents of Liverpool is that their rather affectionate towards Grandmothers

Wayne Rooney is a great example.