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Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 15:12
by CharlesListon
Both Ronnie and Reggie were raving homosexuals. Ronnie was more comfortable with it. Reggie was spiteful with his boys.
He and his brother would fornicate boys in Ronnies flat which was above where Reggie and his beard Frances's flat. She has to endure listening to it and it contributed to her depression, drug use and tragic suicide.
It is well known that they procured boys for a homosexual ring which included peers and celebrities.
There is a case of a boy who turned up chopped up in Norfolk or Sulfolk who had been taken to such parties.
The twins were not good boxers. Charlie was half decent at a level but got tuned by Lew Lazer.
Their skill in the ring was as exaggerated as their general hardness. They were cowards and bullies who never, ever had a one on one straightener with anyone likely to fight back. All their famous victories they were mob handed and tooled up. They were also very careful who they went to war with.
Jack McVitie would have destroyed them in a fist fight, even when he was pissed and drugged up. George Myers wasn't even that hard and didn't give a fornicate for them.
People of their era like Jimmy Moody and Eddie Richardson had no fear or respect for them. They were small time thieves ponces and their clubs were fornicating shit holes.
Bullying, murdering pricks.
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 15:13
by CharlesListon
and the myth that they raped the mystery east end gold medal winning boxer called Terry is bullshit.
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 15:56
by handsofstone
Say what you want about those murdering rapists, they sure did love their dear old mum
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 16:04
by CharlesListon
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 16:05
by SAPFO
They couldn't take Birmingham, thats for sure. Maybe this myth was all built on the fact they knew they could literally get away with murder, and their pedo mates would protect them.
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 16:56
by CharlesListon
They couldn't take anything worth a wank mate. They had a shit hole pub called the Grave Maurice which was about the size of a front room, a stinking snooker hall, a shit hole club and then bullied some ponce and got a club in Knightsbridge and run it in the ground within weeks.
If they had tried to take anything someone else wanted they would have got a spanking.
They got kicked out of Blackpool and Manchester. fornicating jokers mate who only got away with what they did because no one gave a fornicate until they started getting too close to a couple of MPs.
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 17:26
by Gnome
Tomasino wrote:mickey1975 wrote:Tomasino wrote:
Rumours??
Both were out and out nonces. I've been told only Reggie could box, Ronnie was too wild and a shite trainer.
Mickey Duff said they were both crap but their older brother Charlie was a decent pro.
It was an ex British champ told me Reggie could box but was a dreadful person. I don't think anyone could say anything bad about Ronnie that wasn't true. Pedo, procurer, rapist, shite boxer, folk hero

But was very good to his mum, so he had a heart of gold

Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 17:43
by Mimmy
Reg Kray had 7 fights in the matter of 5 months and was undefeated in 7. If he carried on at that rate he would have been world champion within 15 months of turning pro!
Joking aside all 3 brothers didnt have records that suggested they were any good. All fought boxers who were either not very good or rubbish. That kind of tells the boxing enthusiast how good they actually were in the boxing ring. As for their notoriety outside I can only judge by the movie Krays which starred Martin and Ross Kemp.
(deliberate error included)
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 17:47
by Boxerbeetle
Anyone seen the film Legend where Tom Hardy plays both the Kray twins? Worth a watch?
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 17:48
by Boxerbeetle
mimmy123 wrote:Reg Kray had 7 fights in the matter of 5 months and was undefeated in 7. If he carried on at that rate he would have been world champion within 15 months of turning pro!
Joking aside all 3 brothers didnt have records that suggested they were any good. All fought boxers who were either not very good or rubbish. That kind of tells the boxing enthusiast how good they actually were in the boxing ring. As for their notoriety outside I can only judge by the movie Krays which starred Martin and Ross Kemp.
(deliberate error included)
I spotted the deliberate error - it was Gary and Ross Kemp.

Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 18:01
by johnty1888
Boxerbeetle wrote:Anyone seen the film Legend where Tom Hardy plays both the Kray twins? Worth a watch?
Not really - Tom Hardy mumbles through every part he plays......I found the film quite boring as well
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 13 Jul 2017, 21:37
by forcefraser
Reg and Ron was good boys. They'd always elp you across the road or with yer shopping. In them days people had respect for the elderly and knew all the words to knees up mavva brarn.
Problem was if you was a boy, after being helped over the road you ad yer daks pulled down and your shatbox badgered like nobody's business.
Still, we all left our front doors open in them days innit
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:03
by Mimmy
Have the Kray brothers any offspring? If so what do their children do for a living etc.
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:18
by Grant

imagine sparring with Reggie, you would be thinking of ways not to hit him
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:21
by Tomasino
Grant wrote:
imagine sparring with Reggie, you would be thinking of ways not to hit him
Why wouldn't you hit him?
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:42
by nobleart1978
They tried to muscle in on the nightclubs here in Birmingham which were owned by Eddie Fewtrell and Genie Broadhurst.
Old boys up here will tell you how the twins sent the Lambrianou brothers up here to put the frighteners on Fewtrell and co... But the Lambrianous were given a right going over and went back down the M1 with their tails between their legs.
Ex heavyweight Johnny Prescott was Fewtrells muscle apparently.
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:44
by Coco
mimmy123 wrote:Have the Kray brothers any offspring? If so what do their children do for a living etc.
You need to shag women to get offspring!
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:52
by mfc_se15
handsofstone wrote:Say what you want about those murdering rapists, they sure did love their dear old mum
East End lads love their Mum's almost as much as Scousers love their Nans - fact!
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:58
by mickey1975
nobleart1978 wrote:They tried to muscle in on the nightclubs here in Birmingham which were owned by Eddie Fewtrell and Genie Broadhurst.
Old boys up here will tell you how the twins sent the Lambrianou brothers up here to put the frighteners on Fewtrell and co... But the Lambrianous were given a right going over and went back down the M1 with their tails between their legs.
Ex heavyweight Johnny Prescott was Fewtrells muscle apparently.
Didn't that happen in every major city in the UK? They spent half their careers getting sent back on the next train by local heavies...
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 04:59
by mickey1975
nobleart1978 wrote:They tried to muscle in on the nightclubs here in Birmingham which were owned by Eddie Fewtrell and Genie Broadhurst.
Old boys up here will tell you how the twins sent the Lambrianou brothers up here to put the frighteners on Fewtrell and co... But the Lambrianous were given a right going over and went back down the M1 with their tails between their legs.
Ex heavyweight Johnny Prescott was Fewtrells muscle apparently.
It's fortunate it was Genie Broadhurst and not Don or he'd have got bummed.
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 05:17
by CharlesListon
mickey1975 wrote:nobleart1978 wrote:They tried to muscle in on the nightclubs here in Birmingham which were owned by Eddie Fewtrell and Genie Broadhurst.
Old boys up here will tell you how the twins sent the Lambrianou brothers up here to put the frighteners on Fewtrell and co... But the Lambrianous were given a right going over and went back down the M1 with their tails between their legs.
Ex heavyweight Johnny Prescott was Fewtrells muscle apparently.
It's fortunate it was Genie Broadhurst and not Don or he'd have got bummed.

Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 07:03
by thepocketrocket
forcefraser wrote:Reg and Ron was good boys. They'd always elp you across the road or with yer shopping. In them days people had respect for the elderly and knew all the words to knees up mavva brarn.
Problem was if you was a boy, after being helped over the road you ad yer daks pulled down and your shatbox badgered like nobody's business.
Still, we all left our front doors open in them days innit
Just tried reading this to my Mrs, and couldn't get through it without pissing myself...top marks!
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 07:16
by SAPFO
mickey1975 wrote:nobleart1978 wrote:They tried to muscle in on the nightclubs here in Birmingham which were owned by Eddie Fewtrell and Genie Broadhurst.
Old boys up here will tell you how the twins sent the Lambrianou brothers up here to put the frighteners on Fewtrell and co... But the Lambrianous were given a right going over and went back down the M1 with their tails between their legs.
Ex heavyweight Johnny Prescott was Fewtrells muscle apparently.
It's fortunate it was Genie Broadhurst and not Don or he'd have got bummed.
He loves those flys
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 09:52
by boxingknockout
Re: The Krays and boxing
Posted: 14 Jul 2017, 10:13
by chiggsy
mimmy123 wrote:Have the Kray brothers any offspring? If so what do their children do for a living etc.
You're gunna struggle to have kids when you're spaffing up a muscley flyweights arse.