Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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palooka wrote:What's a fugazi?
It's a fugazi it's a fugazee, it's a wazzy it's a woozy. It's fairy dust, it doesn't exhist, it's never landed, it's no matter it's not on the elemental chart, it's not fuckin real.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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stujones wrote:
chad wrote:It's an incredible turn around from Maccarinelli. From doping ban to potential world champion in under 2 years.
Mmmmm - Disagree, essentially only beaten Orvil McKenzie once in a 50:50 fight.

It COULD be a tremendous turn around..... If Enzo gets smashed in 2 rounds or so, we'll be just saying "please retire" and highlighting McKenzie's weaknesses.
I agree.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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I think it's a tough night's work for him, whichever way you slice it. Particularly at 175 where his world class credentials haven't been proven in any way.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Enzo is a great bloke and I really do hope he pulls it off but sadly I have my doubts. Both men have questionable chins so
it could go either way. I think on points Braemer gets it so I believe Enzo needs the KO. Should Enzo get KOd I think he has to quit.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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stujones wrote:
chad wrote:It's an incredible turn around from Maccarinelli. From doping ban to potential world champion in under 2 years.
Mmmmm - Disagree, essentially only beaten Orvil McKenzie once in a 50:50 fight.

It COULD be a tremendous turn around..... If Enzo gets smashed in 2 rounds or so, we'll be just saying "please retire" and highlighting McKenzie's weaknesses.
I was being facetious he's done diddly squat in the past couple years to deserve this
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Interesting to see that Boxing News think it might be a close one......they are not infallible, but they do make a good case for Enzo giving Braehmer a proper test. Sadly, I still see Braehmer winning it.
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If Enzo catches him, he's in big trouble. I don't care if he's got a good chin, Enzo is a real puncher.
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mickey1975 wrote:If Enzo catches him, he's in big trouble. I don't care if he's got a good chin, Enzo is a real puncher.
He was a serious puncher at cruiserweight, now he's come down a weight, relative to the opponents, he'll be hitting harder because they're smaller.
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In on the Killtaker wrote:
Datsue wrote: You can blame Fugazi for emo, as well.
Quite the ignorant one, aren't you? Embrace and Rites of Spring (each of which featured future Fugazi members) had a lot more to do with the creation of first-wave emo than Fugazi, who have always been much more post-punk than emo. So while members of Fugazi can partially be attributed for the founding of the genre, by the time they founded Fugazi proper in 1987, they had already begun to move away from that confessional sound.

There are tons of great emo bands, by the way, but I bet your ignorant ass wouldn't be able to name many of them. You strike me as a moronic Stone Roses/Blur fan.

Pray entertain me more child by regaling--uh, I mean, educating--me with your list of the incredibly trainspotter-ish micro-distances betwixt different stripes of emo, whilst wishing harm on a popular, risen-from-the-ashes written-off-more-times-than-an-XR3i underdog.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Anyone know what time Mac's ring walk is tonight?
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

Post by Glass Joe »

Hope Enzo can do it. :box: :box: 5/1 i think for the ko win, (worth a tenner)
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Backed enzo ko tko at 5's what time will it be on?
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Enzo has had a Benjamin button type career, hes done everything in reverse. World title, euro title, british title then commonwealth. He just needs to win the welsh title and hes done the lot. Hope he pulls it off tonight, doubt it tho.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Datsue wrote:
In on the Killtaker wrote:
Datsue wrote: You can blame Fugazi for emo, as well.
Quite the ignorant one, aren't you? Embrace and Rites of Spring (each of which featured future Fugazi members) had a lot more to do with the creation of first-wave emo than Fugazi, who have always been much more post-punk than emo. So while members of Fugazi can partially be attributed for the founding of the genre, by the time they founded Fugazi proper in 1987, they had already begun to move away from that confessional sound.

There are tons of great emo bands, by the way, but I bet your ignorant ass wouldn't be able to name many of them. You strike me as a moronic Stone Roses/Blur fan.

Pray entertain me more child by regaling--uh, I mean, educating--me with your list of the incredibly trainspotter-ish micro-distances betwixt different stripes of emo, whilst wishing harm on a popular, risen-from-the-ashes written-off-more-times-than-an-XR3i underdog.
Would that be a Q plate xr3i?
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Really can't see anything other than enzo not making the final bell. Braehmer is good, nearly very good and probably world class. Enzo seems like a nice bloke, decent fighter and at very best, he is euro levrl. In truth, v.good domestic level fighter. 1/2 on Braehmer by ko is a great price
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Much as I like enzo, who used to be one of my favourite fighters, he has only really beaten McKenzie since the Haye demolition which was 6 years ago now.

He really doesn't deserve a crack at a world title - hes been hurt and ko'd so many times I cannot see any other result but a Braehmer ko. Braehmer may not be the best in the division but he is a world level operator, something enzo is not unfortunately.

That said, come on Enzo.... Prove me wrong please!
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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rio wrote:Enzo has had a Benjamin button type career, hes done everything in reverse. World title, euro title, british title then commonwealth. He just needs to win the welsh title and hes done the lot. Hope he pulls it off tonight, doubt it tho.
Like this a lot

Its one of those fights where I will be pacing around the lounge

I only get one of these once a year, maybe twice

C'mon Enzo
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Bunces voice more annoying than usual.
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black panther wrote:Bunces voice more annoying than usual.
Sounds like he's losing his voice a bit, all the shouting must have worn it out.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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black panther wrote:Bunces voice more annoying than usual.

Is that possible? He is an awful presenter.

I hope Enzo wins tonight but I really can't see it. Still, he can punch so you never know.
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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ShadrachSimmo wrote:
Datsue wrote:
In on the Killtaker wrote:
Quite the ignorant one, aren't you? Embrace and Rites of Spring (each of which featured future Fugazi members) had a lot more to do with the creation of first-wave emo than Fugazi, who have always been much more post-punk than emo. So while members of Fugazi can partially be attributed for the founding of the genre, by the time they founded Fugazi proper in 1987, they had already begun to move away from that confessional sound.

There are tons of great emo bands, by the way, but I bet your ignorant ass wouldn't be able to name many of them. You strike me as a moronic Stone Roses/Blur fan.

Pray entertain me more child by regaling--uh, I mean, educating--me with your list of the incredibly trainspotter-ish micro-distances betwixt different stripes of emo, whilst wishing harm on a popular, risen-from-the-ashes written-off-more-times-than-an-XR3i underdog.
Would that be a Q plate xr3i?
:OhYes:
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

Post by freddydoesdallas »

I agree with bubcey here, I have a bet on Braehmer but I would love it if enzo won. I've got butterflies for him
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Holy cow, the Germans folks are out doing themselves with shit entry music tonight.....
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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Baboon wrote:Holy cow, the Germans folks are out doing themselves with poo entry music tonight.....
Would really like to see The Scorpions doing an entrance song
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Re: Braehmer v Maccarinnelli

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I really hope Enzo does it. Most importantly for him but i've had the shittest night of my life and it would be good to have some positive news.
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