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Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 13:23
by twenty six
Precisely - you are NOT in the know.
So on what basis did you reach the conclusion that Rhodes not fighting Small was not for genuine reasons ?
You can't have it both ways.
Look at your recent posts about Rhodes.
To give it you have to receive it.
Rant over.
By the way, where's your apology mate ?
I'd like a look at that.
Onwards and upwards.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 13:29
by whicker
twenty six wrote:Horse / Dioufy / Whicker,
Satisfied now boys ?
Why?

Is he scheduled to fight Small?

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 13:31
by Dioufy
Don't you remember, when I call your man a coward, and said sorry for it. There's no way that I'm trawling through month's worth of threads to find it. But I did say sorry for it.

And why did you mention me? I only laughed at Horse's comment. I said nothing else.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 13:42
by twenty six
Sorry Dioufy thought you meant you'd posted it here.
Anyway - history.
Lookin forward to a great October for boxing.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 13:48
by Horse
twenty six wrote:Horse / Dioufy / Whicker,
Satisfied now boys ?
It is a very good opponent that Rhodes will be fighting.

However, I would have preferred for Rhodes to have fought someone like Small. A fight with Small would be roughly 50-50, in this fight with Moore I will heavily favour Moore, which means I won't be as excited about it.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 13:54
by whicker
Horse wrote: However, I would have preferred for Rhodes to have fought someone like Small. A fight with Small would be roughly 50-50, in this fight with Moore I will heavily favour Moore, which means I won't be as excited about it.
Me too. I wouldn't say I heavily favour Moore, but I do think Small V Rhodes would have been good. Plus, of course, it would have been a British title fight, adding a lot of credibility to the sagging British title.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 14:12
by twenty six
I give up.
British boxing fans not excited about their best two light middles facing off for the EBU title.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 14:27
by Horse
twenty six wrote:I give up.
British boxing fans not excited about their best two light middles facing off for the EBU title.
I would say that Moore and Small are the two best, but perhaps I am in the minority with that opinion.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 14:31
by whicker
Horse wrote:
twenty six wrote:I give up.
British boxing fans not excited about their best two light middles facing off for the EBU title.
I would say that Moore and Small are the two best, but perhaps I am in the minority with that opinion.
Small would probably be a betting favourite over Rhodes now.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 13 Aug 2009, 15:10
by Dioufy
twenty six wrote:Sorry Dioufy thought you meant you'd posted it here.
Anyway - history.
Lookin forward to a great October for boxing.
No problem, and yes, it's going to be a great fight. I am going for a Moore KO around the 10th round mark. But bare in mind, Jamie is a Walkden lad like myself, so going against him would be like joining Al-Queida, or however it's spelt.

Re: what to look forward to in the next three months (domestic)

Posted: 14 Aug 2009, 02:09
by whicker
twenty six wrote:I give up.
British boxing fans not excited about their best two light middles facing off for the EBU title.
Unfortunatly, it's hard to get exciting about anything at the moment, because there seem to be so many cancellations and pull outs, changes and switches etc. This isn't directed at any boxer or promotor specifically, it's just the state of the game.

No-one can say for sure that a boxer won't get sick or injured.

Poor crowd control also is putting me off live shows, so it's hard to get excited at the moment.

But yeah, if this fight does happen (and I hope it does) then it will be great.