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jameswilson wrote:Carus with a clear case of extreme acne all over his body. I wonder if he will use the 'I have a debilitating skin condition' excuse that's used elsewhere in British boxing as an attempt to cover up a clear side effect of roid use.

I don't know whether its just me but, I'm seeing at least one or maybe two fighters having all over acne on every tv card now

What did McDonald call him then ?

tony1234 wrote:What did McDonald call him then ?

Rardina.

jameswilson wrote:

tony1234 wrote:What did McDonald call him then ?

Rardina.

Anyone know roughly how long until Ryder-Fielding?

Cordina looked tremendous, best out of the three to turn over so far for me. His attitude looks spot on, and his boxing skills are top drawer, as expected

crusader wrote:Anyone know roughly how long until Ryder-Fielding?

Same question if anyone has a rough idea please?

rossij8 wrote:

jameswilson wrote:Carus with a clear case of extreme acne all over his body. I wonder if he will use the 'I have a debilitating skin condition' excuse that's used elsewhere in British boxing as an attempt to cover up a clear side effect of roid use.

I don't know whether its just me but, I'm seeing at least one or maybe two fighters having all over acne on every tv card now

I sometimes wonder whether the drugs testers within boxing are actually bothering to try to catch anyone.

jameswilson wrote:

rossij8 wrote:

jameswilson wrote:Carus with a clear case of extreme acne all over his body. I wonder if he will use the 'I have a debilitating skin condition' excuse that's used elsewhere in British boxing as an attempt to cover up a clear side effect of roid use.

I don't know whether its just me but, I'm seeing at least one or maybe two fighters having all over acne on every tv card now

I sometimes wonder whether the drugs testers within boxing are actually bothering to try to catch anyone.

Strange skin condition epidemic, isn't it. Nearly as bad as cyclists suffering from asthma.

Lee Appleyard looks too strong here

Boxerbeetle wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

rossij8 wrote:
I don't know whether its just me but, I'm seeing at least one or maybe two fighters having all over acne on every tv card now

I sometimes wonder whether the drugs testers within boxing are actually bothering to try to catch anyone.

Strange skin condition epidemic, isn't it. Nearly as bad as cyclists suffering from asthma.

The best one was Larry O.

Apart from looking how he did he regularly posted about steroids on the UKs biggest bodybuilding forum - under his own real name!

It took years for them to get round to testing him!

Boxerbeetle wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

rossij8 wrote:
I don't know whether its just me but, I'm seeing at least one or maybe two fighters having all over acne on every tv card now

I sometimes wonder whether the drugs testers within boxing are actually bothering to try to catch anyone.

Strange skin condition epidemic, isn't it. Nearly as bad as cyclists suffering from asthma.

Lol. It's amazing how people can nostalgise when they have been a big fan of someone. Some people right to the last were defending Lance Armstrong because he never failed a test. I found myself doing something similar with Bradley Wiggins but the explanation just doesn't add up to me, he needed a TUE before one of his biggest wins, but didn't need this particular treatment before or since then. Hmmmmm.


I wish the drugs testing bodies would make public how often and who on random drugs tests are carried out on. Wouldn't surprise me at all if a lot of our boxers went long periods without a test.

Neil Gee wrote:Lee Appleyard looks too strong here

Dodd has been better last few rounds

jameswilson wrote:

Boxerbeetle wrote:

jameswilson wrote:

I sometimes wonder whether the drugs testers within boxing are actually bothering to try to catch anyone.

Strange skin condition epidemic, isn't it. Nearly as bad as cyclists suffering from asthma.

Lol. It's amazing how people can nostalgise when they have been a big fan of someone. Some people right to the last were defending Lance Armstrong because he never failed a test. I found myself doing something similar with Bradley Wiggins but the explanation just doesn't add up to me, he needed a TUE before one of his biggest wins, but didn't need this particular treatment before or since then. Hmmmmm.


I wish the drugs testing bodies would make public how often and who on random drugs tests are carried out on. Wouldn't surprise me at all if a lot of our boxers went long periods without a test.

It must be all brown envelopes, who you know etc surely

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

Neil Gee wrote:Lee Appleyard looks too strong here

Dodd has been better last few rounds

Dodds has improved but Appleyard seems to have taken his foot right off the gas. Strange, he looked like he could dominated the full fight

Good fight this.

Lovely shots from Dodd

Is Appleyard tiring?

Scoring anyone?

Appleyard is out of ideas dodd is the better boxer

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

Neil Gee wrote:Lee Appleyard looks too strong here

Dodd has been better last few rounds

Yeh looks like cleverness will prevail over size & power here. Dodd has worked Appleyard out.

rossij8 wrote:Lovely shots from Dodd

Is Appleyard tiring?

Scoring anyone?

Dodd is winning by 4 or 5 after 10

Dodd 4 up.

ThereByTheGrace wrote:

rossij8 wrote:Lovely shots from Dodd

Is Appleyard tiring?

Scoring anyone?

Dodd is winning by 4 or 5 after 10

Cheers - I'm not scoring this week on here. Had a shocker last week

Anyone else like Bellews analysis?

It's frightening the contrast of character between fight mode and commentator/pundit

bellews chatting absolute shit in this fight.Masher got this

davie wrote:Anyone else like Bellews analysis?

It's frightening the contrast of character between fight mode and commentator/pundit

No hes an idiot. He has the fight even after 11!