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rd350lc wrote:

Rexob wrote:

rd350lc wrote:Dodson looks really old

Just thinking that thought my t.v was running slow after the Haye epic now this barn stormer.

did they say they sold 16 tho' tickets , was it a fiver to get in ? fair play for such big numbers tho'

Great business!

Would also love Dave to pick up some small hall shows if they could make it viable.its not been a bad effort for their first go at it and trust me I remember the one and only card from Loaded TV..

Also Paul Dempsey..ledge

jameswilson wrote:Good to see the dynamic of this thread.

One second someone posts that Dave should be showing undercard fights, not interviewing celebs. Then they show the undercard and lefty is in there whining that it's gonna be boring.

The more boxing that Dave shows the better as far as I'm concerned, if they wanna come in and show small hall stuff I'd be delighted.

You do realise I talk on behalf of myself and not as amalgamation of the forum? We're not one collective voice.

smoothmoves wrote:I didn't think haye looked that slow. Maybe not as fast as before but that was nearly 4 years ago. Yes di mori was well overmatched, but he was hardly likely to go in with a beast on his return, and it was free to air. I'd like to see him back very quickly, I think it's unfair to judge too much based on 2minutes 11 seconds of one sided action.

Haye was as fast as he needed to be. No point running laps around an almost stationary opponent. He got de Mori out of there without raising a sweat in 2 minutes. A waist of time tying to dissect it really.

There is a punchbag in my gym which would have been a tougher opponent for Haye. It gets really slippery and becomes unpredictable.

On a more serious note:

1) DeMori....top 10 ranking with WBA. How? I mean really how?

2) How much for tickets and does anyone know anyone that went? I usually know at least a couple who go to shows but I've literally no knowledge of anyone going to this.

3) Paul Dempsey and the Chuckle brothers aside, does anyone know a bloke with a fringe?

Watch out for 2 minutes of adverts if it makes the end of this round, or if it doesn't.

Like a Boss wrote:

smoothmoves wrote:I didn't think haye looked that slow. Maybe not as fast as before but that was nearly 4 years ago. Yes di mori was well overmatched, but he was hardly likely to go in with a beast on his return, and it was free to air. I'd like to see him back very quickly, I think it's unfair to judge too much based on 2minutes 11 seconds of one sided action.

Haye was as fast as he needed to be. No point running laps around a heavy bag. He got de Mori out of there without raising a sweat in 2 minutes.

True but he's going to need that extra speed if he fights Joshua/Fury, etc. Big guys who are quick aswell. Being a smaller guy and ponderous isnt going to work out too well for him.

This is a decent fight actually

CharlesListon wrote:There is a punchbag in my gym which would have been a tougher opponent for Haye. It gets really slippery and becomes unpredictable.

On a more serious note:

1) DeMori....top 10 ranking with WBA. How? I mean really how?

2) How much for tickets and does anyone know anyone that went? I usually know at least a couple who go to shows but I've literally no knowledge of anyone going to this.

3) Paul Dempsey and the Chuckle brothers aside, does anyone know a bloke with a fringe?

CharlesListon wrote:There is a punchbag in my gym which would have been a tougher opponent for Haye. It gets really slippery and becomes unpredictable.

On a more serious note:

1) DeMori....top 10 ranking with WBA. How? I mean really how?

2) How much for tickets and does anyone know anyone that went? I usually know at least a couple who go to shows but I've literally no knowledge of anyone going to this.

3) Paul Dempsey and the Chuckle brothers aside, does anyone know a bloke with a fringe?

de Mori's ranking was a joke. Somehow King, when he was de Mori's promoter, got de Mori ranked, and as he continued to beat poor opponents and retain that ranking.

I honestly don't think de Mori ever fought, let alone beat, a top 100 fighter.

In summary, de Mori's ranking was a joke!

Good fight, anyway. Shame most viewers will have switched off because they have took so long to indicate there was more to come.

Jesus, that cut is nasty.

Thanks Dave Haye for that hilarious farce, what a pantomime, with Benedict cumberbach gazing in awe from ringside. And Ronald McDonald commentating what a windbag thank God it was over inside a minute

CharlesListon wrote:There is a punchbag in my gym which would have been a tougher opponent for Haye. It gets really slippery and becomes unpredictable.

On a more serious note:

1) DeMori....top 10 ranking with WBA. How? I mean really how?

2) How much for tickets and does anyone know anyone that went? I usually know at least a couple who go to shows but I've literally no knowledge of anyone going to this.

3) Paul Dempsey and the Chuckle brothers aside, does anyone know a bloke with a fringe?

Keithmoonhangover went, I'm sure he will tell you how much he paid for the ticket if you ask nicely.

de Mori got the record-padders reward in no uncertain terms.

MightyWarrior wrote:Thanks Dave Haye for that hilarious farce, what a pantomime, with Benedict cumberbach gazing in awe from ringside. And Ronald McDonald commentating what a windbag thank God it was over inside a minute

No Middleweight Mightywarrior I'm sure it went passed a minute

jameswilson wrote:

rd350lc wrote:filling time with the longest ring interview ever , well played dave

It hasn't even got to half the length of the Haskins v Iwasa interview.

Thats still going on i think

Neil Gee wrote:Jesus, that cut is nasty.

Very nasty, but he fights on.

handsofstone wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

rd350lc wrote:filling time with the longest ring interview ever , well played dave

It hasn't even got to half the length of the Haskins v Iwasa interview.

Thats still going on i think

CharlesListon wrote:There is a punchbag in my gym which would have been a tougher opponent for Haye. It gets really slippery and becomes unpredictable.

On a more serious note:

1) DeMori....top 10 ranking with WBA. How? I mean really how?

2) How much for tickets and does anyone know anyone that went? I usually know at least a couple who go to shows but I've literally no knowledge of anyone going to this.

3) Paul Dempsey and the Chuckle brothers aside, does anyone know a bloke with a fringe?

Ringside tickets were £1200. All it proves is that there's 16,000 mongs in London with far too much money in their pockets.

Boxerbeetle wrote:

CharlesListon wrote:There is a punchbag in my gym which would have been a tougher opponent for Haye. It gets really slippery and becomes unpredictable.

On a more serious note:

1) DeMori....top 10 ranking with WBA. How? I mean really how?

2) How much for tickets and does anyone know anyone that went? I usually know at least a couple who go to shows but I've literally no knowledge of anyone going to this.

3) Paul Dempsey and the Chuckle brothers aside, does anyone know a bloke with a fringe?

Keithmoonhangover went, I'm sure he will tell you how much he paid for the ticket if you ask nicely.

Apparantly demand was so high for tickets tonight that Frank Sinatra was working as a ringside photographer for the Metro

Good fight.

Dodson loves getting cut does he

I'm struggling to think of a less deserving top 10 ranking.

I mean, the bloke learned to box primarily by watching YouTube footage of James Toney's defensive skill. He must've watched Toney's MMA fight.

Daniel Larruso started out in karate by learning it from a book. Luckily for him he learnt how to paint fences and polish cars. Net result....a big trophy.

DeMori needs for his mom to get a job in California.

Twelve hundred quid????? Seriously?