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FLINT ISLAND wrote:

diggler wrote:someone should tell enzo to watch out hes got a stalker

No mate - this is a boxing forum where we come to talk about boxing - away from a boxing forum - I dont talk about boxing

Terry D wrote:

Autobarn wrote:Clue - it was an Eastwood film that wankers complained about for being too moody and not having enough action.

"Deserves got nothing to do with it." is from Unforgiven, a masterpiece, people complained about this film? I thought you meant The Eiger Sanction, I briefly considered Tightrope, but there is plenty of action in that one, sex mostly, anal sex also, but action all the same.

Datsue wrote:I like Unforgiven. Although, of course, Morgan Freeman only shows up to play the Magical Black Dude Who Has To Die So A White Guy Will Manifest His Destiny, which so makes a change. But Hackman was excellent, at least, & Harris always makes me laugh.

At least you guys haven't brought up The Bridges of Madison County, the kind of film that makes me want to take a machete to old hippies everywhere.

& I apologise for having got the number of monkey films wrong. I won't do it again. Although, actually, as Clint starred opposite Meryl Streep in ...County, I suppose there's a case that he did make that third monkey flick...

oliverfennell wrote:

stujones wrote:one of those turnips was Braithwaite though. That win for me meant he warranted being called a champion, albeit not an established one.

cham⋅pi⋅on  /ˈtʃæmpiən/
–noun 1. a person who has defeated all opponents in a competition or series of competitions, so as to hold first place

stujones wrote:

oliverfennell wrote:

stujones wrote:one of those turnips was Braithwaite though. That win for me meant he warranted being called a champion, albeit not an established one.

cham⋅pi⋅on  /ˈtʃæmpiən/
–noun 1. a person who has defeated all opponents in a competition or series of competitions, so as to hold first place

Well with that definition, it could be argued Haye wasn't the Cruiserweight champion.

Des1 wrote:

FLINT ISLAND wrote:

diggler wrote:someone should tell enzo to watch out hes got a stalker

No mate - this is a boxing forum where we come to talk about boxing - away from a boxing forum - I dont talk about boxing

With all due respect, you dont seem to just talk about boxing...Just Enzo, it appears he is on your mind 24/7. I mean one thread after another and another before anyone has even replied or comented is border line OCD

FLINT ISLAND wrote:

Des1 wrote:

FLINT ISLAND wrote:

No mate - this is a boxing forum where we come to talk about boxing - away from a boxing forum - I dont talk about boxing

With all due respect, you dont seem to just talk about boxing...Just Enzo, it appears he is on your mind 24/7. I mean one thread after another and another before anyone has even replied or comented is border line OCD

Absolute bollocks mate............

On a seperate note

If either Enzo or Haye got knocked out in that fight they got what they desreved

As BOTH had huge inflated ego's and needed a good humbling

However it was Enzo who talked the fight up big and was found out ........

FLINT ISLAND wrote:

Hagler2002 wrote:Take a look at this Flint, it may be of some use to you.

http://ocduk.org/

I appricate your concern

But I just googled the symptoms of OCD and I dont have it I'm sure

I dont check if the oven is swithced off 100 times a day

I dont wash my hands 100 times a day - although I do every time after going to the toilet - just a good habit that though

And I dont hoarde loads of usless Junk in ym house either

FLINT ISLAND wrote:BATTLE OF THE GLAMOUR BOYS............................HAYE V ENZO

Datsue wrote:& I apologise for having got the number of monkey films wrong. I won't do it again.

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:i have the good the bad and the ugly , and also hang 'em high, both still in the cellophane 9 ,month after I bought 'em but i will get round to them.
i also enjoyed that one where paints all the houses red, forget the name - High Plains Drifter, and Gran Torino was a good flick to somebody earlier who suggested it wasn't. It might have been that Terry D you know.

oliverfennell wrote:

Datsue wrote:& I apologise for having got the number of monkey films wrong. I won't do it again.

You should also apologise for calling an orang utan a monkey.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:i have the good the bad and the ugly , and also hang 'em high, both still in the cellophane 9 ,month after I bought 'em but i will get round to them.
i also enjoyed that one where paints all the houses red, forget the name - High Plains Drifter, and Gran Torino was a good flick to somebody earlier who suggested it wasn't. It might have been that Terry D you know.

I liked Gran Torino. Great modern parable.

One of my least favourite of his films was Billion Dollar Baby, thought it was a load of guff.

High plains drifter is one of the best, absolutely love that film, where he plays a vengeful ghost.

Terry D wrote: Not me NEBF. Clint films are good by default in my rankings

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:Ah, your observation re: Million Dollar baby appears to have vindicated my hunch that I wouldn't like it. It sounds completely unrealistic to me. Isn't she a stunner too??........see that right there makes it cheesy straight away......although that said there are some quite tasty boxing girls out there.

FLINT ISLAND wrote:Enzo Maccarenellis career will continue later this year when he fights in Liverpool Echo Arena.

However his career looks on the decline and he looks to be on the downward slide.

It all started with the make or break fight with David Haye where he was blasted away in 2 rounds.

Since then his confidence seems to have suffered and the Calzaghe training camp with the reitrement of Joe Calzaghe fell apart and at one stage he was training by himself lifting beer barrels ina nightclub.

He switched trainers to Karl Ince to try and find the improvement.

However including the Haye fight he has now been stopped in 3 of his last proper fights (ignoring the Matthew Ellis mismatch).

But just how good was a Prime Enzo.

We know what happened when he stepped in the ring with Haye.

But lets say Enzos prime was when he joined the Calzaghe Camp and seem to have made vast improvement.

His prime wins were when he blasted away Mark Hobson in a rematch and when he flattened Dominguez with a huge uppercut and outpointed Wayne Braithwaite by a wide points decsion.

That Maccarenelli was at the height his confidence and talking about unifying WBC / WBA / IBF titles.

Take Haye out of the equation who seemed to be the man who destroyed Macca's career.

How would a prime Enzo before he got hammered by Haye how would he have fared against the likes of...............

Jean Marc Mormeck
O Neil Bell
Frogemeni
Steve Cunnigham
BJ Flores
etc
etc