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Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:01
by ttornado
tommo100 wrote:whats happened to the supposed next big thing,seth Mitchell,hav`nt heard anything of him in ages
Schaefer told him to quit boxing

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:02
by SamWise72
keithmoonhangover wrote:
tommo100 wrote:
keithmoonhangover wrote:Fury will be fit and motivated if he fights Delboy again. He'll knock him out.

when was the last time you saw fury in shape :lol:
Against Cunningham.
He was blowing like a whale after 4 rounds, and won by leaning on him.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:04
by The Insider
Rnd 12
Chisora.
Can't be arsed Working my score out but I'd say 6 clear to Del boy.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:04
by n1ebf
columbo wrote:
n1ebf wrote:I bet I know who'd love this thread...Eddie Chambers! :D .......isn't he the guy Haye boxed? Didn't he do something funny when getting in the ring like fall over or something..?
:doh:
apologies for that colossal error there.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:06
by lefty
Johnson needs to pack it in or fight on a mid level circuit

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:07
by n1ebf
Finn wrote:
n1ebf wrote:I bet I know who'd love this thread...Eddie Chambers! :D .......isn't he the guy Haye boxed? Didn't he do something funny when getting in the ring like fall over or something..?
no that was monty barret
just ended up watching David Haye and W. Klitschko HBO FaceOff with that Kellerman guy. God David Haye comes across as an even bigger dick than I thought he was!! and I bought his fcking training DVD the other week to learn new bag-work :lol:

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:08
by danconnollyeire
Del Boys fitness could pose Fury serious problems

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:09
by tommo100
danconnollyeire wrote:Del Boys fitness could pose Fury serious problems
yep,he was 2 stone overweight the last time he fought fury

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:11
by JimStone
FW didn't look keen when Chis mentioned Povetkin, for obvious reasons. If that's the fight Dereck wants and it's doable, why not? They're talking about a summer spectacular but it isn't really, is it?

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:12
by n1ebf
tommo100 wrote:
danconnollyeire wrote:Del Boys fitness could pose Fury serious problems
yep,he was 2 stone overweight the last time he fought fury
It proved an insurmountable problem for Sam Sexton, never seen anyone so gassed so soon.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:12
by ThereByTheGrace
tommo100 wrote:
danconnollyeire wrote:Del Boys fitness could pose Fury serious problems
yep,he was 2 stone overweight the last time he fought fury
It wasn't easy in 2011 either. Chisora's style might be ideal for Fury though as he can't fight on the backfoot and counter.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:25
by Finn
columbo wrote:Johnson needs to pack it in or fight on a mid level circuit
he did fight at mid level, tor hamer beat him up :lol:

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:31
by SNG
Just caught up with the Tyson fight, He's so much fun to watch.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 15 Feb 2014, 20:32
by lefty
n1ebf wrote:
columbo wrote:
n1ebf wrote:I bet I know who'd love this thread...Eddie Chambers! :D .......isn't he the guy Haye boxed? Didn't he do something funny when getting in the ring like fall over or something..?
:doh:
apologies for that colossal error there.
No worries. Aslong as you admit it :TU:

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 07:52
by Crazyboy
funtime wrote:
columbo wrote:I think Wlad would absolutely flatten Fury
Wlad would be petrified of the big idiot.

I love the man. So silly he could eff his whole career up, but it makes the man worth watching every single time.
Wlad would be petrified??? of FURY????

I have heard it all now

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 09:33
by SamWise72
Abell and Johnson are diametric opposites. Abell has heart and desire, but not much chin or skill. Johnson clearly has skills and a good beard, but he doesn't appear to care about winning enough to try. Combine them, and you'd have a contender.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 11:05
by Tuan_Jim
What is it with these Kevin Johnson, Kirk Johnson, Dominic Guinn, Lawrence Clay-Bey types? What is the great appeal of having natural talent and not using it? Why do they enjoy watching a less gifted man outwork them again and again and again?

Utterly strange and baffling characters.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 11:34
by Black Sam Bellamy
Tuan_Jim wrote:What is it with these Kevin Johnson, Kirk Johnson, Dominic Guinn, Lawrence Clay-Bey types? What is the great appeal of having natural talent and not using it? Why do they enjoy watching a less gifted man outwork them again and again and again?

Utterly strange and baffling characters.

No fitness.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 11:34
by stevedoc
tommo100 wrote:whats happened to the supposed next big thing,seth Mitchell,hav`nt heard anything of him in ages
mitchell was a decent fighter he just wasn't used to being hit and when it happened he couldn't handle it ,
i'd love to see mitchell vs david price now that would be a nervy fight .

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 11:59
by Cholo_cws
Of the Fury-Abell low blow after the referee called a break Bunce effectively said that it was good refereeing to not mess around taking a point off as the fight wasn't going to a points decision!

I don't know how Bunce gets away with rubbish like that.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 12:05
by palooka
Skeete seems a really decent kid but he is boring to watch.

Tyson could have lost a stone and looked far better; Hughie seems to have a good head on his shoulders and is a decent boxer.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 14:44
by JimJim2009
palooka wrote:Skeete seems a really decent kid but he is boring to watch.

Tyson could have lost a stone and looked far better; Hughie seems to have a good head on his shoulders and is a decent boxer.
If Peter is a genuinely knowledgeable trainer - and I'm sure he is - he must look at Tyson at times and think "for fxxks sake man". The total abandonment of technique, the willingness to just walk in and swing, and generally stupid approach to the fight, it is going to end badly for Tyson, either before he challenges for a world title, or when he does. And I say that as a massive, massive fan of Tyson Fury.

You don't get a good world class fighter deciding to fight like he's had ten pints and has just gone outside for a punch up, just because they're facing somebody below their level.

When Fury decisioned Kingpin, he fought a disciplined fight behind the jab and did really well. I had high hopes for him. I imagine Peter must privately despair at how Tyson fights.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 16 Feb 2014, 16:02
by Cholo_cws
JimJim2009 wrote:
palooka wrote:Skeete seems a really decent kid but he is boring to watch.

Tyson could have lost a stone and looked far better; Hughie seems to have a good head on his shoulders and is a decent boxer.
If Peter is a genuinely knowledgeable trainer - and I'm sure he is - he must look at Tyson at times and think "for fxxks sake man". The total abandonment of technique, the willingness to just walk in and swing, and generally stupid approach to the fight, it is going to end badly for Tyson, either before he challenges for a world title, or when he does. And I say that as a massive, massive fan of Tyson Fury.

You don't get a good world class fighter deciding to fight like he's had ten pints and has just gone outside for a punch up, just because they're facing somebody below their level.

When Fury decisioned Kingpin, he fought a disciplined fight behind the jab and did really well. I had high hopes for him. I imagine Peter must privately despair at how Tyson fights.
Mick Hennessy too. Despite what he says.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 17 Feb 2014, 06:32
by ILikeBeer
God I caned it on Saturday. I found a pub a bus ride away from me that had allegedly and confirmed they 'might' be showing the fight.

So at lunch time I nipped out for a couple of pints to a couple of local pubs trying to find the channel. No success, nipped back had lunch. Decided to try a couple of other pubs. Nipped out, no success, nipped back for dinner. I eventually ended up getting a bus to the pub who 'might' show it. By that time I'd had 5 pints that day already. :oo

God knows how much I drank in the evening, but I spent £30 on beer. I think some of that was the juke box, and one for the barmaid. But even so.... I'm too old for drinking like that.

I might give it a miss next weekend. Was gonna have a beer with the Rugby, but might give it a skip.

Re: Copperbox bill RBR

Posted: 17 Feb 2014, 06:38
by mickey1975
ILikeBeer wrote:God I caned it on Saturday. I found a pub a bus ride away from me that had allegedly and confirmed they 'might' be showing the fight.

So at lunch time I nipped out for a couple of pints to a couple of local pubs trying to find the channel. No success, nipped back had lunch. Decided to try a couple of other pubs. Nipped out, no success, nipped back for dinner. I eventually ended up getting a bus to the pub who 'might' show it. By that time I'd had 5 pints that day already. :oo

God knows how much I drank in the evening, but I spent £30 on beer. I think some of that was the juke box, and one for the barmaid. But even so.... I'm too old for drinking like that.

I might give it a miss next weekend. Was gonna have a beer with the Rugby, but might give it a skip.
£30 including the jukebox and treating the barmaid isn't a lot. At London prices it's about five or six pints. With your username, I would be hoping for at least double that. And no, I haven't forgotten the five pints you had earlier. The fact you "nipped back for lunch" and "nipped back for dinner" is worrying too. What did your mates say? We're they all taking the p!ss? What's wrong with a pickled egg and a bag of crisps?