British fighter making a shock comeback
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Fair play to him, he was a really good fighter not so long ago, boxing has been a big part of his life for a long long time. Does anyone know which weight he's coming back at and his aims?
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Middleweight.
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Sklar wrote:Middleweight.
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Pugilist-specialist
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Comeback for Ryan Rhodes?
Good luck to Ryan.

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reggaereggae
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Wow hardly earth shattering. Doubt anyone's that excited. I mean he did well, got quite far, but is hardly a household name
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You're missing the point, Reg.reggaereggae wrote:Wow hardly earth shattering. Doubt anyone's that excited. I mean he did well, got quite far, but is hardly a household name
Ryan was only a point down against Canelo at the time of the stoppage.
Canelo then drew with Mayweather (according to one of the judges).
Therefore Ryan Rhodes is 2nd or 3rd best Pound for Pound Fighter in the World.
I'm so excited I've been playing all my old Spice Girl records at full blast (which is really pissing off my Mexican neighbours. I'll tell you what they don't want, what they really, really don't want)
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Parson Cross
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When Twenty Six on Boxrec retired he meant it.
This is all news to me.
This is all news to me.
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saturday_kid
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mullenman wrote:ha ha ha
please tell me if im wrong
were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,
he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
Typical Match room new age boxing fan GTFU
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How do you feel about it?Parson Cross wrote:When Twenty Six on Boxrec retired he meant it.
This is all news to me.
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Ryan isn't making a comeback, it's all a joke
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What's the punchline?gobbles wrote:Ryan isn't making a comeback, it's all a joke
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Datsue
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saturday_kid wrote:mullenman wrote:ha ha ha
please tell me if im wrong
were his last fights in England not on undercards and in the magna centre and also a manchester hotel,
he was hardly headlining in the MEN arena
Typical Match room new age boxing fan GTFU
I for one cannot help but be excited at the prospect of a "new age boxing fan", simply on the grounds that boxing's reaching new demographics. I assume mullenman wears tie-dye, spouts annoying bullshit about homeopathy, crystals & reiki & has a soul-patch.
Well done, Matchroom, for reaching out to this heretofore under-represented segment of the boxing public.
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mickey1975
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I wouldn't be surprised. For instance, I doubt he was doing hard rounds with Cotto in the run up to Martinez, there was no mention on Twitter, and it didn't seem like Ryan to be so annoyed with Kugan. Maybe it was to deflect who really is coming back.gobbles wrote:Ryan isn't making a comeback, it's all a joke
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Why waste people's time then? People who've bought tickets and followed his career?
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Sklar wrote:What's the punchline?gobbles wrote:Ryan isn't making a comeback, it's all a joke
People on here believing it
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So he came out and said he was making a comeback and the big joke is that people believed him? Even though nobody seems particularly excited at the prospect?
Seems a bit weird. As far as jokes go, I don't think Bobby Davro has anything to worry about
Seems a bit weird. As far as jokes go, I don't think Bobby Davro has anything to worry about
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mickey1975
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Bobby Davro has plenty of things to worry about. Ryan Rhodes isn't one of them.Lenny wrote:So he came out and said he was making a comeback and the big joke is that people believed him? Even though nobody seems particularly excited at the prospect?
Seems a bit weird. As far as jokes go, I don't think Bobby Davro has anything to worry about
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[quote="mickey1975"][quote="gobbles"]Ryan isn't making a comeback, it's all a joke[/quote]
I wouldn't be surprised. For instance, I doubt he was doing hard rounds with Cotto in the run up to Martinez, there was no mention on Twitter, and it didn't seem like Ryan to be so annoyed with Kugan. Maybe it was to deflect who really is coming back.[/quote]
That sounds more likely
I wouldn't be surprised. For instance, I doubt he was doing hard rounds with Cotto in the run up to Martinez, there was no mention on Twitter, and it didn't seem like Ryan to be so annoyed with Kugan. Maybe it was to deflect who really is coming back.[/quote]
That sounds more likely
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keithmoonhangover
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Datsue wrote:Damn it, there I was hoping for Jem Mace to announce a comeback.
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Datsue wrote:Typical Match room new age boxing fan GTFU
I for one cannot help but be excited at the prospect of a "new age boxing fan", simply on the grounds that boxing's reaching new demographics. I assume mullenman wears tie-dye, spouts annoying bullshit about homeopathy, crystals & reiki & has a soul-patch.
Well done, Matchroom, for reaching out to this heretofore under-represented segment of the boxing public.
Perhaps he could shed some light on the vegan/protein question which recently arose.
Can you become a prime athlete on a legume based diet :surprised:
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mickey1975 wrote:I've heard he's only doing it so our Parsons Cross can change his name back to "twenty six" after the bad publicity the real Parsons Cross got from The BEEB last week.
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Superheavy
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How did the Cotto sparring come about? How did Rhodes get on over there?
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danconnollyeire
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Think Ryan's a little deluded (no offense as I love him) that really misses boxing. He fell short both times he fought for a title. It's never gonna get that good again. Noone would dare stick him in with GGG and Quallin beats him for sure
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mickey1975
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Did you read the link above?danconnollyeire wrote:Think Ryan's a little deluded (no offense as I love him) that really misses boxing. He fell short both times he fought for a title. It's never gonna get that good again. Noone would dare stick him in with GGG and Quallin beats him for sure