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polecateddy wrote:It's a fictional show popular in Australia. Anyway, that's enough of this silly police discussion. I was merely responding to the other idiot who was trying to suggest that all police officers are bent.

Not all are bent, Eddy. No one has said that in this thread have they?

And the only eejit on here is silly old Brute with his claims that there is NO corruption in ANY Australian police force and anyone who claims there is is a 'dickhead'.

That's almost as laughable as his claim to have once been a pro boxer.

Plus don't keep mentioning you are from the UK as he aint too fond of "poms". Lol.

buster007 wrote:would u get rid of this shit ffs.

stop ruining yet another topic.

do it by personal message if u want to have the police discussion. how hard is that to do?

thanks guys.

bluster, the original poster asked for thoughts on Fujimoto vs Haumona.

Now, I admit I haven't given my thoughts YET but it seems that neither have you. Lol.

Actually, I'll go for the Jap by stoppage without ever having seen him. Solo just seems too inactive for me and at 37 I think if he was gonna make any impact he'd have done it by now. Sure, the Japs only had a handful of bouts and that is obviously in Haumona's favour but imports are usually chosen for a reason.

What so you reckon?

don't bother trying to have a go at me, i didn't go off topic for 2 pages.

anyway.

i don't think the jap will be hard for haumono to hit tbh, and solomon is a very accurate puncher from when i've seen him.

i didn't see anything flash from the jap vs welliver and welliver was abysmall imo.

solomons main problem is like david tua, he needs to be fired up and not just go through the motions.

haumono by ko.

Giancarlo wrote:

polecateddy wrote:It's a fictional show popular in Australia. Anyway, that's enough of this silly police discussion. I was merely responding to the other idiot who was trying to suggest that all police officers are bent.

Not all are bent, Eddy. No one has said that in this thread have they?

And the only eejit on here is silly old Brute with his claims that there is NO corruption in ANY Australian police force and anyone who claims there is is a 'dickhead'.

.

When did i say that? I picked you up on your ignorance of the different forces. You are a pathological liar as well as an ignoramus.

Silly Old Brute wrote:
You are a pathological liar

Says the guy who continually claims to have once been a pro boxer. Lol.

I'll be in japan new years eve. couple of good cards on that night

one in tokyo and one in osaka...tokyo is uchiyama v vasquez which would be a cracker

might have to check one out

Lucky for some Adam, I enjoyed Osaka when I was there earlier this year !! Japan definately has alot of good boxing on

Giancarlo wrote:

Silly Old Brute wrote:
You are a pathological liar

Says the guy who continually claims to have once been a pro boxer. Lol.

I did fight pro. You can believe me or get stuffed.

Craigyid14 wrote:

Brute wrote:What, evenly matched, both crap?

No, while technically not the best fight ever for pure entertainment it was a cracker, mate I don't know how either of them lasted for 5 rounds..... Put it this way I would pay for a rematch! Saved the card there was some real one sided beatings, not as pretty on the eye.

Afa v Joey Wilson was an incredible match; I'd watch either of those guys against anybody. Sometimes being "crap" (not my description) doesn't mean they're not good to watch.

Brute wrote:

Giancarlo wrote:

Silly Old Brute wrote:
You are a pathological liar

Says the guy who continually claims to have once been a pro boxer. Lol.

I did fight pro. You can believe me or get stuffed.

Got a boxrec link?

Not challenging you, I have no reason to disbelieve you, but would be interested to know more.

i fought briefly in the early 1970s with little success. I sparred with Billy Bell and other good middleweights and welterweights but I would rather not give my details.

I have two young grandchildren and do not trust some of the people on this board.

oliverfennell wrote:

Craigyid14 wrote:

Brute wrote:What, evenly matched, both crap?

No, while technically not the best fight ever for pure entertainment it was a cracker, mate I don't know how either of them lasted for 5 rounds..... Put it this way I would pay for a rematch! Saved the card there was some real one sided beatings, not as pretty on the eye.

Afa v Joey Wilson was an incredible match; I'd watch either of those guys against anybody. Sometimes being "crap" (not my description) doesn't mean they're not good to watch.

My thoughts exactly, boxing is about levels. Two evenly matched boxers who don't have all the skill in the world can be good to watch - seen many of these kinds of fights. In fact, most boxing is this skill level. Good job we don't have to rely on 'Pretty Boy' Floyd and his ilk to bring the action or else we would have 3 fights a month.

Five rounds is about the total time Tutaki lasted against Hopoate, Briggs and De Mori combined.

oliverfennell wrote:

Craigyid14 wrote:

Brute wrote:What, evenly matched, both crap?

No, while technically not the best fight ever for pure entertainment it was a cracker, mate I don't know how either of them lasted for 5 rounds..... Put it this way I would pay for a rematch! Saved the card there was some real one sided beatings, not as pretty on the eye.

Afa v Joey Wilson was an incredible match; I'd watch either of those guys against anybody. Sometimes being "crap" (not my description) doesn't mean they're not good to watch.

if they get it on again in the new year pop over, always somewhere for you to kip. who knows you might get lucky and get to see robot Singh on the undercard.

Craigyid14 wrote:if they get it on again in the new year pop over, always somewhere for you to kip. who knows you might get lucky and get to see robot Singh on the undercard.

Since I missed him when he fought on my very own shores (and I will always kick myself for that), I may have to do that. It would be a kind of pilgrimage.

Giancarlo wrote:

dberry wrote:No need to be a prick, Brute, not only is Afa Tatupu a human being (I know you've handed in your card to the human race when you became a cop), but he isn't a poor week junkie being monstered by you and your mates, he is heavy weight boxer with a 2 to one win loss ratio and deserves some respect, as does Fujimoto for stopping him. Your negative bullshit is quite tiresome.

Agreed!

So I have annoyed two arseholes. Big deal. Picked a good day, didn't you?

Brute wrote:

Giancarlo wrote:

dberry wrote:No need to be a prick, Brute, not only is Afa Tatupu a human being (I know you've handed in your card to the human race when you became a cop), but he isn't a poor week junkie being monstered by you and your mates, he is heavy weight boxer with a 2 to one win loss ratio and deserves some respect, as does Fujimoto for stopping him. Your negative bullshit is quite tiresome.

Agreed!

So I have annoyed two arseholes. Big deal. Picked a good day, didn't you?

Why come back to the thread a week later?

Just trying to cause more trouble, Brute?

adamheight wrote:I'll be in japan new years eve. couple of good cards on that night

one in tokyo and one in osaka...tokyo is uchiyama v vasquez which would be a cracker

might have to check one out

Would be a great experience attending a fight in Japan. Full report if you go mate

- good to see someone posting on the thread topic too -

Why come back to the thread a week later?

Just trying to cause more trouble, Brute?[/quote]

This came up the day after a Police Inspector was murdered by a pair of shitbags in the north western suburbs.

Brute wrote:

Giancarlo wrote:Why come back to the thread a week later?

Just trying to cause more trouble, Brute?

This came up the day after a Police Inspector was murdered by a pair of shitbags in the north western suburbs.

What's that got to do with me, Brute?

You are still confusing fact and fantasy, old fella.

You would have cheered for the crims, you cop hating toad.

Brute wrote:You would have cheered for the crims, you cop hating toad.

Only bent ones like you, Brute.

not far away now.

any inside info?

don't even know who is in team haumono these days.

Not much news is out there, except this write-up of a couple of weeks ago, where Solomon muses about the bout and life in general:

http://www.smh.com.au/sport/boxing/wisd ... 2b27s.html

At age 37, for Solomon this is probably his final attempt to get into the overseas big-time, but years of inactivity have not helped him.