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Wasn't he seen with Honeyghan recently?
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Post by bennie »

MightyWarrior wrote:Wasn't he seen with Honeyghan recently?
He came over for the Gomez-Juuko farce in May.
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he was down the peacock last year, he is friends with Bosco and Danny who look after most of the Ugandan fighters..... i think he likes the booze a bit too much these days
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knockout wrote:he was down the peacock last year, he is friends with Bosco and Danny who look after most of the Ugandan fighters..... i think he likes the booze a bit too much these days
We could have him as Guest of Honour on the next Boxrec piss up.

If anyone can let me know of his whereabouts, I will approach him.

Back in the day, I was a MASSIVE fan of his.
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knockout artist wrote: We could have him as Guest of Honour on the next Boxrec piss up.
That's a GREAT idea :TU:
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where is the boxrec piss up going to be????
I will try and get a few pros down there !!!!
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SURE IS IF HE LIKES A BEER HE WILL BE IN GOOD COMPANY!
speaking of which nearly time to go lechin in covent garden with the lads..suns out, lagers cold, skirts get higher tops get lower..win win! :wink:
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knockout wrote:where is the boxrec piss up going to be????
I will try and get a few pros down there !!!!
No idea, let me know when you find out!
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J wrote:SURE IS IF HE LIKES A BEER HE WILL BE IN GOOD COMPANY!
speaking of which nearly time to go lechin in covent garden with the lads..suns out, lagers cold, skirts get higher tops get lower..win win! :wink:
bastard... I used to work in covent garden on neal street. used to love my lunch time "perving sessions"

now i am stuck in Paddington with stuck up bitches in suits ;-)
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The white lion mate... cant beat it......if anyone is passing ill go to the bar!!! :wink:
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knockout wrote:
J wrote:SURE IS IF HE LIKES A BEER HE WILL BE IN GOOD COMPANY!
speaking of which nearly time to go lechin in covent garden with the lads..suns out, lagers cold, skirts get higher tops get lower..win win! :wink:
bastard... I used to work in covent garden on neal street. used to love my lunch time "perving sessions"

now i am stuck in Paddington with stuck up bitches in suits ;-)
My Wife's in Paddington today, wearing a suit. :evil: :lol:
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I remember that Latchmere bill, wasn't Lloyd Honeyghan on that one too?

Mugabi was down the Fitzroy Lodge in Lambeth training a couple of weeks ago.

Getting back to the original thread, Naz boxed at the York Hall as an amateur but Benn, Eubank, Witherspoon, Tapia, Lewis, Ingle, Hatton... all fought there as pro's.

I'd have loved to see Frankie Randall fight Edwin Rosario back in 1985.

Anyone got a favourite York Hall fight?

Lueshing / Sanders and Ingle / McMillan spring to mind straight away.
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ed r wrote:I remember that Latchmere bill, wasn't Lloyd Honeyghan on that one too?

Mugabi was down the Fitzroy Lodge in Lambeth training a couple of weeks ago.

Getting back to the original thread, Naz boxed at the York Hall as an amateur but Benn, Eubank, Witherspoon, Tapia, Lewis, Ingle, Hatton... all fought there as pro's.

I'd have loved to see Frankie Randall fight Edwin Rosario back in 1985.

Anyone got a favourite York Hall fight?

Lueshing / Sanders and Ingle / McMillan spring to mind straight away.
Saw a cracker in 1983 between Terry Marsh and Vernon Vanriel. Marsh showed all his determination against a man who had the same talent but not the same desire. I knew that night Marsh was going places.
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bennie wrote:
ed r wrote:I remember that Latchmere bill, wasn't Lloyd Honeyghan on that one too?

Mugabi was down the Fitzroy Lodge in Lambeth training a couple of weeks ago.

Getting back to the original thread, Naz boxed at the York Hall as an amateur but Benn, Eubank, Witherspoon, Tapia, Lewis, Ingle, Hatton... all fought there as pro's.

I'd have loved to see Frankie Randall fight Edwin Rosario back in 1985.

Anyone got a favourite York Hall fight?

Lueshing / Sanders and Ingle / McMillan spring to mind straight away.
Saw a cracker in 1983 between Terry Marsh and Vernon Vanriel. Marsh showed all his determination against a man who had the same talent but not the same desire. I knew that night Marsh was going places.
Mark Potter - Osborne Mashimane was a good one.
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bennie wrote:
ed r wrote:I remember that Latchmere bill, wasn't Lloyd Honeyghan on that one too?

Mugabi was down the Fitzroy Lodge in Lambeth training a couple of weeks ago.

Getting back to the original thread, Naz boxed at the York Hall as an amateur but Benn, Eubank, Witherspoon, Tapia, Lewis, Ingle, Hatton... all fought there as pro's.

I'd have loved to see Frankie Randall fight Edwin Rosario back in 1985.

Anyone got a favourite York Hall fight?

Lueshing / Sanders and Ingle / McMillan spring to mind straight away.
Saw a cracker in 1983 between Terry Marsh and Vernon Vanriel. Marsh showed all his determination against a man who had the same talent but not the same desire. I knew that night Marsh was going places.
Yeah, Marsh was an excellent boxer, I remember his great fight with Clinton Mckenzie... to look at Terry and hear him talk he seemed almost out of place in the ring but he was a real toughie... good skills too!.
Shame his career ended the way it did... it all turned quite surreal!.
Whats Marsh up to these days, he seems almost forgotten these days!...
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