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Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 13:50
by Podmore_Birmingham
DG. wrote:Podmore_Birmingham wrote:DG. wrote:Come on Elcock - make a voluntary!

You know Wayne would do a number on him, DG

No way!
RW knocks him out in 5!
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Tell your man to get back in training and we'll see!
Elcock and McDermott goes to the purse bids soon and as much as I like Elcock, Macca would beat him.
Macca is coming for everyone!
Posted: 10 Jan 2008, 15:10
by DG.
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:DG. wrote:Podmore_Birmingham wrote:
You know Wayne would do a number on him, DG

No way!
RW knocks him out in 5!
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Tell your man to get back in training and we'll see!
Elcock and McDermott goes to the purse bids soon and as much as I like Elcock, Macca would beat him.
Macca is coming for everyone!
I read somewhere he was helping someone out with some quality Sparring, hopefully he does come back - but I think the offers have to lead to the title after 1 outing in order to tempt him, just a feeling!
RW beats Elcock and Mcdermott!
I doubt Mcdermott would tempt RW, Elcock for the belt would, imo.

Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 07:58
by oliverfennell
search wrote:i liked williams he was a good guy. i remember they showed him on one of his meals on wheels runs for the elderly! fair play to him. i liked when he made a comeback a few years ago and adam smith was shouting after he ko'd someone... "HES NOT A SECRET ANYMORE!!!!!!"

Didn't he do that after every single Williams win?
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 08:02
by oliverfennell
Terry D wrote:
Erm, do what I did with Terry Marsh and go to meet him in his home town, as I did with Shavers, and Jack Turpin.
Manchester to Liverpool, that must have been a trek the likes of which Ernest Shackleton would be proud!
Anyway, before we go any further, let it just be known I consider this to be a friendly exchange, Terry. I know I started it, but I mean no malice. A bit of good-natured ribbing never hurt anyone. Safe?
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 09:20
by DG.
overhand_right wrote:Fill us in on the details whatever Richard tells you DG

Just heard from RW, he sends a shout out to the Boxrec Forum
He is doing well at the moment and has been keeping busy outside the ring with other things - BUT he would love to fight again!
Reading between the lines - it sounds like he is very able and willing to get back in there but where are the fights???
He did say that if nothing comes up for him soon then you may well be hearing about his retirement from the sport.
Come on Elcock - make a voluntary!
Sounds like RW is not going to hang about to be a stepping stone for any up and comer - too right!
SO - it sounds like
1) Get RW the fights
or
2) RW Retires.
Is a shame if he retires - but there is a lot of life left after Boxing!

Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 10:21
by oliverfennell
Terry D wrote:oliverfennell wrote:Terry D wrote:
Erm, do what I did with Terry Marsh and go to meet him in his home town, as I did with Shavers, and Jack Turpin.
Manchester to Liverpool, that must have been a trek the likes of which Ernest Shackleton would be proud!
Anyway, before we go any further, let it just be known I consider this to be a friendly exchange, Terry. I know I started it, but I mean no malice. A bit of good-natured ribbing never hurt anyone. Safe?
I don't know, you'd have to ask the girl who drove me there. My only input was to tell her what she was having for dinner.
Yeah, friendly exchange. As you know I'd rather have my intelligence on a two-day trip to Skegness than a lesser intelligence on a round the world trip (that is not a dig at anyone either). Plus I'm working class, we don't go travelling, we go on our holidays.
Safe? Sure, Rizpec' and boomshackalak.
Of course there are a great number of "travellers" who are exactly as you describe, but you seem to think everybody with a round-the-world ticket is like that. I have met some of the most interesting people and had some of the most amazing experiences in my life from my travels, but they weren't in an Amsterdam bar, a Sydney hostel or at a full moon party. Like attracts like, and all that.
Nice story about the Nigerians; sure I saw an advert like that once. But you do underplay the significance of BEING THERE regarding travel. You might think seeing the pyramids or Angkor Wat or Macchu Picchu doesn't give you much more than seeing it on TV or reading about it, but it DOES! Think of it this way - as a boxing fan, would you say going to watch a fight live is the same as watching it on TV or reading about it?
I know travelling is not for everybody, but I do think it's a shame somebody as erudite as you is closed to the possibility. You should try it one day. Ricky Hatton v Lakva Sim in Ulan Bataar - you with me?
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 10:49
by overhand_right
DG- doesn't Richard have a manager or promoter to get him some fights?
Cant he ask Hearn or whoever?
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 11:07
by DG.
overhand_right wrote:DG- doesn't Richard have a manager or promoter to get him some fights?
Cant he ask Hearn or whoever?
Well, he is with Matchroom -but lets be honest - Matchroom are not that bothered about boxing anymore.
I always keep an eye out to see if he is appearing on a Matchroom bill when it is announced - but there never apears to be a spot for him?
I recall a conversation I had wth him when the Eastman fight was announed and he said that TV and all the cut backs had a direct effect on the amount of fights and the money on offer etc.
Remember SKY refused to show any IBO fights etc etc.
RW also has more to his life than Boxing.
Having said that - I would like to see him ad the british title to his list of achievements.
In this country you have
Lockett
Elcock
Duddy(?)
Surely one of them wold fanbcy it - but RW is a good fighter and is it worth their while?
................I just got a text as I am typing this - RW said Wayne Elcock has done well - congrats to him and he would LOVE a fight with him!
PODMORE - GET WAYNE ON THE PHONE!
That belt belongs in Solth london!

Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 11:17
by DG.
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:DG. wrote:Podmore_Birmingham wrote:
You know Wayne would do a number on him, DG

No way!
RW knocks him out in 5!
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Tell your man to get back in training and we'll see!
Elcock and McDermott goes to the purse bids soon and as much as I like Elcock, Macca would beat him.
Macca is coming for everyone!
RW is more than willing to fight Wayne, would Wayne take the fight?
It would be a 5 round cracker with RW winning by KO!
The belt belongs in South London, get Wayne on the phone!

Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 11:27
by Podmore_Birmingham
DG. wrote:RW is more than willing to fight Wayne, would Wayne take the fight?
It would be a 5 round cracker with RW winning by KO!
The belt belongs in South London, get Wayne on the phone!

Of course he would! At the end of the day Elcock will fight anyone, as was proven when he went over to Switzerland to fight the beast that is Arthur Abraham.
Wayne reads this board and is aware that he has a list of challengers wanting to take his belt off him. He has mentioned Williams before but Richard would have to have a fight before the board would sanction that contest.
One of the reasons Rob Norton didn’t fight for the vacant British title when Swaby and Keeton boxed for it was because he hadn’t boxed in over 12 months.
Purse bids for Elcock and McDermott have been called by the BBBofC, by the way. Great news.
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 11:35
by oliverfennell
Terry D wrote:
I went to a full moon party with a bunch of Goth girls in Blackburn, I assure you it was more exciting than the one you went to.
I dare say it was; note it was something I was talking about it in a negative context.
Anyway, you're right, I latched on to something and it descended from there. I only wanted to make a quick Truman Show joke!
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 11:53
by ciscokid
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Of course he would! At the end of the day Elcock will fight anyone, as was proven when he went over to Switzerland to fight the beast that is Arthur Abraham.
That's the attidtude that's turned him into one of the top British Middles - fair play to him!!

Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 11:56
by oliverfennell
Terry D wrote:oliverfennell wrote:Terry D wrote:
I went to a full moon party with a bunch of Goth girls in Blackburn, I assure you it was more exciting than the one you went to.
I dare say it was; note it was something I was talking about it in a negative context.
Anyway, you're right, I latched on to something and it descended from there. I only wanted to make a quick Truman Show joke!
Well it would be more jokes than in the movie itself!
I'm like a dog with a bone when roused. We should probably quit now the exclamation marks are out. We'll be posting mobile numbers and fight details next.
I'll have to surrender home advantage, obviously!

Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 12:04
by oliverfennell
Terry D wrote:oliverfennell wrote:Terry D wrote:
Well it would be more jokes than in the movie itself!
I'm like a dog with a bone when roused. We should probably quit now the exclamation marks are out. We'll be posting mobile numbers and fight details next.
I'll have to surrender home advantage, obviously!

Given you gaffe we'd be putting life into the cliche "phone booth brawl"
Anyway, that is another constructive days work done by yours truly.
I'm on holiday (not "travelling") from tomorrow, so whatever helps today pass quicker can only be good.
Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 13:08
by DG.
oliverfennell wrote:Terry D wrote:oliverfennell wrote:
I'll have to surrender home advantage, obviously!

Given you gaffe we'd be putting life into the cliche "phone booth brawl"
Anyway, that is another constructive days work done by yours truly.
I'm on holiday (not "travelling") from tomorrow, so whatever helps today pass quicker can only be good.
Would you two Gaylords take your chat elsewhere?
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Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 19:40
by DG.
Terry D wrote:DG. wrote:oliverfennell wrote:
I'm on holiday (not "travelling") from tomorrow, so whatever helps today pass quicker can only be good.
Would you two Gaylords take your chat elsewhere?
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Sure thing, I hear Tibet is nice this time of year

Right!
Now get Wayne Elcock on the phone!
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Posted: 11 Jan 2008, 20:01
by KO Artist
How about Richard v Anthony Small for the Southern Area, after Small beats Tak tomorrow.?
Good fight for York Hall
Posted: 12 Jan 2008, 06:41
by DG.
KO Artist wrote:How about Richard v Anthony Small for the Southern Area, after Small beats Tak tomorrow.?
Good fight for York Hall
RW will never see Light Middle again, Plus - Small is not technically 'there' to beat RW.
Small should beat Tak - but RW is too good to fight at area level.

Posted: 12 Jan 2008, 12:49
by nickd
search wrote:i liked williams he was a good guy. i remember they showed him on one of his meals on wheels runs for the elderly! fair play to him. i liked when he made a comeback a few years ago and adam smith was shouting after he ko'd someone... "HES NOT A SECRET ANYMORE!!!!!!"

Oh yes when he KO'd Tony Badea.
Posted: 13 Jan 2008, 15:52
by DG.
nickd wrote:search wrote:i liked williams he was a good guy. i remember they showed him on one of his meals on wheels runs for the elderly! fair play to him. i liked when he made a comeback a few years ago and adam smith was shouting after he ko'd someone... "HES NOT A SECRET ANYMORE!!!!!!"

Oh yes when he KO'd Tony Badea.
What a good KO it was too!
