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Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 06 May 2009, 12:42
by FLINT ISLAND
Enzo Macc V Matthew Ellis

Everyone thought Enzo Macc was a damaged fighter after the Haye loss

but on the night he came out shaven headed and meant business he came out there and showed he was the best crusierweight in the world and destroyed Eliis

if only he could have performed like that against Haye - he would have destroyed David Haye :box: :box: :box: :box:

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 06 May 2009, 12:45
by hitman09
FLINT ISLAND wrote:Enzo Macc V Matthew Ellis

Everyone thought Enzo Macc was a damaged fighter after the Haye loss

but on the night he came out shaven headed and meant business he came out there and showed he was the best crusierweight in the world and destroyed Eliis

if only he could have performed like that against Haye - he would have destroyed David Haye :box: :box: :box: :box:
:lol:

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 06 May 2009, 13:09
by banjo
hitman09 wrote:
FLINT ISLAND wrote:Enzo Macc V Matthew Ellis

Everyone thought Enzo Macc was a damaged fighter after the Haye loss

but on the night he came out shaven headed and meant business he came out there and showed he was the best crusierweight in the world and destroyed Eliis

if only he could have performed like that against Haye - he would have destroyed David Haye :box: :box: :box: :box:
:lol:
x2

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 06 May 2009, 14:12
by Carbo
Terry D wrote:Cleveland Williams Vs Tod Herring.
Yes, Cleveland was the only fighter here to have been shot in more than one sense of the word.

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 07 May 2009, 02:00
by oliverfennell
banjo wrote:
hitman09 wrote:
FLINT ISLAND wrote:Enzo Macc V Matthew Ellis

Everyone thought Enzo Macc was a damaged fighter after the Haye loss

but on the night he came out shaven headed and meant business he came out there and showed he was the best crusierweight in the world and destroyed Eliis

if only he could have performed like that against Haye - he would have destroyed David Haye :box: :box: :box: :box:
:lol:
x2
The great thing about this board as opposed to the Current Scene is that somebody can make a post like that and it will be taken in exactly the spirit intended. The Americans would take it literally and think you were either mad or stupid, and then you'd have to insult their lack of humourous acumen, and then it would all go downhill from there.

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 07 May 2009, 14:42
by Counter-puncher
banjo wrote:
hitman09 wrote:
FLINT ISLAND wrote:Enzo Macc V Matthew Ellis

Everyone thought Enzo Macc was a damaged fighter after the Haye loss

but on the night he came out shaven headed and meant business he came out there and showed he was the best crusierweight in the world and destroyed Eliis

if only he could have performed like that against Haye - he would have destroyed David Haye :box: :box: :box: :box:
:lol:
x2
x3

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 07 May 2009, 18:46
by JDC
Flav1 wrote:I thought the Hopkins JC fight was a mismatch, I'll admit it. I now love Hopkins for the way he handled Pavlik.
don't get it

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 08 May 2009, 04:03
by DavidPayne
Carbo wrote:
Terry D wrote:Cleveland Williams Vs Tod Herring.
Yes, Cleveland was the only fighter here to have been shot in more than one sense of the word.
Very droll.

Re: Best win by a presumed shot fighter?

Posted: 08 May 2009, 04:53
by TerribleTerry
bennie wrote:My overriding memory of the fight is the number of calls we received from fans requesting the result of the fight (in the days when one had to wait for BN on a Friday for the results of overseas fights).
It wasn't so long ago that I used to wait with baited breath on a Friday morning for results from BN.

I was a big fan of Michael Moorer as a light heavy - I convinced myself that he was going to tear through the heavyweight division and become the new major force.

Only the biggest fights got reported on teletext so Boxing News was the only way to get the information on lesser fights. I remember the huge disappointment I felt on a friday morning reading that Moorer had sleep walked through ten rounds with Everett Bigfoot Martin - a fight that came immediately after his ten round struggle with giant Mike White.

From that point on I realised that Moorer was going to fall far short of my expectations.