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mimmy123 wrote:

palooka wrote:

mimmy123 wrote:Tape 58 up next

Dave McAuley v Jake Matlala
Akim Tafer v Eddie Curry
Norbert Akassi v Renald De Vulder
Robert Bouduani v Etienne Obertan
Felix Garcia Losada v Lee Fox
James Smith v Everett Martin
Huge Forde v George Ayah
Ernie Loveridge v Gary Osborne

I think it's Laurent Bouduani, Mimmy - he was class. I remember him pasting Andy Till and Till was a handful.

No deffo Robert, Palooka, Must be brothers?

I stand corrected, Mimmy.

Tape 135 up next

Nigel Benn v Lou Gent
James Smith v Kevin Ford
Gary Jacobs v Horace Fleary
Corrie Sanders v Bert Cooper
Jeff Lampkin v Arthur Williams
Alex Garcia v Mike Dixon
Samson Pouha v Warren Williams
Glenn Thomas v James Toney

Tape 197 will be up later this evening

Naseem Hamed v Kevin Kelley
Ricky Hatton v David Thompson
Glenn Catley v Neville Brown
Corey Sanders v Melvin Foster
Joe Calzaghe v Branko Sobot
Patrick Gallagher v Elvis Parsley
Richard Evatt v Hendrick Makalane
Billy Hardy v Mehdi Labdouni – 12th round ruined due to poor tape quality. I am going to try to
Repair this and re-upload if possible.

Tape 199 up next

Terry Dunstan v Isamu Mayfield
Tim Austin v Paul Lloyd
Paul Ingle v Trust Ndlovu
Kevin McBride v Michael Murray

tape 194 up next

David Starie v Dean Francis
Naseem Hamed v Juan Gerado Cabrera
Ryan Rhodes v Ed Griffin
Keith McKnight v Brian Scott
Michael Sprott v Gary Williams
Mike Holden v Mika Kihlstrom
Mark Potter v Rob Albon
Dominic Negus v Trevor Small
Geoff McCreesh v Paul Ryan
Julius Francis v Garry Delaney

Tape 182 up next

Colin McMillan v Trust Ndlovu
Freddie Guzman v Jeff Wooden
Ahmed Abdin v Marcus Rhode
Larry Donald v Derrick Roddy
Mike Tyson v Bruce Seldon
Felix Trinidad v Ray Lovato
Terry Norris v Alex Rios
Ryan Rhodes v Del Bryan
Jon Thaxton v Bernard Paul

Boxing Tape 160 up next (if it does not get banned)

Naseem Hamed v Laureano Ramirez
Neville Brown v Antonio Fernandez
Trevor Berbick v Melvin Foster
Darren Corbett v Carl Gaffney
Joey Gamache v Orzubek Nazarov
The Greatest – Who was the greatest boxer of all time?
Robert Brown v Gary Richardson



The Greatest docu has some Muhammad Ali footage on it. If this gets banned I will recopy the tape and take it out.

Tape 156 up next

Riddock Bowe v Buster Mathis Jr
Wilson Docherty v Peter Harris
Barry Jones v Kelton McKenzie
Chris Eubank v Sam Storie
Nigel Benn v Juan Carlos Gimenez (tape ends before scorecard, bad copy towards end)

Tape 205 up next

Naseem Hamed v Cesar Soto
Mike Tyson v Orlin Norris
Cornelius Carr v Dingaan Thobela
Howard Eastman v Mike Algoet

Tape 75 up later tonight

Frank Bruno v John Emmen
Norbert Ekassi v Roger McKenzie
Sharmba Mitchell v Keely Thompson
Riddock Bowe v Elijah Tillery
Orlando Canizales v Ray Minus Jr
Julio Cesar Chavez v Jorge Alberto Melian
Alberto Martinez v Alejandro Landeros
Oba Carr v Alberto Alcaraz
Larry Holmes v Jamie Howe
The Legendary Champions 1882-1929

Tape 117 up later today

Richie Woodhall v John Ashton
Eamonn Loughran v Donovan Boucher
Kevin Kelley v Roerto Villareal
Mike Hunter v Frans Botha
Alex Garcia v Mike White
Junior Jones v Eddie Rangel
Interview with Riddock Bowe / Lennox Lewis
Riddock Bowe v Lennox Lewis (amateur Olympic games)
Paul Ingle v Damien Kelly (amateur)
Tony Mulholland v Paul Ireland (amateur)
Paul Burns v Eddie Fisher (rd3) (amateur)
Robin Reid v Noel Reid (amateur)

Tape 72 up next

Leon Bostic v Darrell Singleton
Tracy Harris Patterson v Fernando Ramos
Randall Yonker v Michael Nunn
Simon Brown v James McGirt
Maurizio Stecca v Tim Driscoll

Tape 23 up next

Marvin Hagler v Wilford Scypion
Milton McCrory v Colin Jones (2)
Aaron Pryor v Alexis Arguello (2)
Don Curry v Roger Stafford
Marvin Hagler v Roberto Duran
Marvin Hagler v Juan Domingo Roldan
Thomas Hearns v Fred Hutchings
Marvin Hagler v Thomas Hearns

Boxing tape 52 up next

only 2 fights from this tape I could save

Trevor Berbick v Garing Lane
Christophe Tiozzo v Lenzie Morgan

Tape 178 up next

Hector Camacho v Roberto Duran (1)
James Douglas v Tony LaRosa
Chris Saunders v Michael Carruth

Tape 165 up next but in 3 parts as the tape snapped in 3 places

Evander Holyfield v Ray Mercer
John Ruiz v Michael Murray
Michael Ayers v Charles Shepherd
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Chris Eubank v Bruno Godoy
Derek Williams v Keith Fletcher
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John Ruiz v Derrick Roddy
Kevin Lueshing v Michael Smyth
Alberto Jimenez v Robbie Regan
Lennox Lewis v Lionel Butler

Tape 191 up next

Terry Dunstan v Art Jimmerson
Frank Liles v Segundo Mercado
Paul Ryan v Michael Monaghan
Hacine Cherifi v Neville Brown
Andy Holligan v Rimvydas Bilius

Tape 183 up later

Gary Bell v Maurice Gray
Courage Tshabalala v Nick Kendrick
Ensley Bingham v Anthony Ivory
Mike Khlstrom v Shane Woollas
Pele Reid v Eduardo Carranza
Vincenzo Nardiello v Robin Reid
Keith Holmes v Richie Woodhall
William Joppy v Ray McElroy

Tape 55 might be up tonight, if not tomorrow

Mickey Rouke v Frank Tate (rd3)
Roger Turner v Kenny Gould
Ismael Negron v Fabian Williams
Hugo Marinangel v Paul Jones
Fermin Ramoz v Cortoria Jackson
Jeff Chavez v Andrez Francisco Pascual
Russell Watson v Val Payton
Ronald Wright v Lorenzo Bouie
David Gonzalez v Louis Howard
Mathew Saad Muhammad v Govoner Chavers
Harry Arroyo v Homknkkor Som-Song (debut) (poor copy but watchable, last round missing)


Som-Song certainly didnt fight like a debutant, He only had 2 fights and both were against world class oppostion. He also fought Carl Giffith. Also another Thai on the bill that night in Spain was Suwanee Anukun. His fight and only fight he had was against Sheffields Wayne Windle. Both Thai's had to be ringers.

Som Song was a famous muay Thai fighter with over 300 knock outs, in his debut he beat Kevin Plant and fractured his skull, Plant was in hospital for some time.

palooka wrote:Som Song was a famous muay Thai fighter with over 300 knock outs, in his debut he beat Kevin Plant and fractured his skull, Plant was in hospital for some time.

Something odd here Palooka, There might have been 2 som-song's I see both have career records. Indeed this Som only fought Kevin Plant. I wonder if they are the same person but with a different first name. Certainly odd though.

Fair play to you Mimmy - great uploads. I don't know how you do it! I have been converting my VHS to DVD since May 2013. I have managed to convert 3200 items in that time and I'm not even a tenth into my conversion project. I estimate I will be 75 years old by the time I am done . .by which time DVD will be obsolete and I will have to start again converting to hard drive
I think I need to give up maybe .....
Anyway, Good stuff. Keep em coming !

evrenb wrote:Fair play to you Mimmy - great uploads. I don't know how you do it! I have been converting my VHS to DVD since May 2013. I have managed to convert 3200 items in that time and I'm not even a tenth into my conversion project. I estimate I will be 75 years old by the time I am done . .by which time DVD will be obsolete and I will have to start again converting to hard drive
I think I need to give up maybe .....
Anyway, Good stuff. Keep em coming !

Ive given up a lot of my time evrenb most of my days off have just been at home sat in front of my pc and dvd converter. Tapes are 3 hours long I can fit 3 or 4 into one day. But then I meet tapes that go for about a hour and are corrupt so have to restart it or bin. Few days off now as im off to york to pick up my grandson, then back to work tomorrow so dont think ill have any more up in the next few days.

I have 26 tapes left. If I cant get anymore from other sources then its over. Hopefully I will have a few boxes to get through, 3 lads have pm'ed me with offers of tapes which I hope I can get.

Tape 146 up next

Chris Eubank v Graciano Rocchigiani
Steve Collins v Paul Wesley
Billy Schwer v Sean Murphy
Nigel Benn v Henry Wharton
Steve Littles v Michael Nunn (hl)

Tape 134 up in 2 parts

Tommy Morrison v George Foreman
Kevin Kelley v Jesus Poll
Larry Holmes v Paul Poirier
Wayne McCullough v Manuel Ramirez
Kevin Lueshing v Kirkland Laing

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Laurent Boudouani v Andy Till
Mark Tibbs v Gary Hiscox