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Oh yeah the Calzaghe things humour mostly too.

I like the winning mentality the Calzaghe stable has as well to why I like watching them and the way their not a typical British stable who thinks about tight guards and fitness. The Ingles have a cool stable too and both ain't so one dimensional In that way.

Noticed how Munroe was wearing alot of heavy clothing while on the Binman job, could he be overtraining perhaps and burn out like a candle eventually?

Wearing that much clothing while training and on an active job like his surely can;t be good for ya, the skin needs to breath and your just holding In heat thats supposed to be steamed outta ya.

Max Molyneux wrote:Oh yeah the Calzaghe things humour mostly too.

I like the winning mentality the Calzaghe stable has as well to why I like watching them and the way their not a typical British stable who thinks about tight guards and fitness. The Ingles have a cool stable too and both ain't so one dimensional In that way.

I disagree with that and think both stables can be quite one dimensional and lack quite a few fundamentals, dimensions aren't just about punchiung from funny angles. Anyway i've had enough and am off to find my girlfriend, have a good bank holiday weekend and get some Ray Robinson fights, I feel it may make your weekend!

Ian Napa is one of Britain's most skilled fighters. If he was brought along properly he could've been like Ivan Calderon.

Napa's like a mini James Toney and Floyd Mayweather. 8)

at this stage of napa's career how far do you think he can go?
he finally looks like he is taking the sport serious and he looks
to have a good team on his side, he's obviously left it to late
to get a world title or anything like that, i think he will do well
at domestic, but i think he will fall short at european.

The Dapa one shall win a euro title at best probably, Bantamweights not so strong though at the moment.

Seems If you lean on Napa, you lose the fight, Power, Moffet and Booth were doing that and he just owned them on the Inside.