Hunter primed for 2 Smooth

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TheGoods wrote:Hagler you are fat, bloated and bitter that I get paid to give my views on boxing on a weekly basis. I don't sit in my pants at home pretending I had £2000 on Castillo to beat Hatton then trying to claim I bet the opposite while drinking cubra libres in Spain. Your credibility on this forum died a long, long time ago.


PS - I'll be in Sunderland on Friday so let me know in advance and I'll have a bit of on the cobbles action with you. Am willing to take 4/7 on myself, such is my utter and supreme confidence that I'll smash you to pieces. Then, hopefully, you will stop stalking me on the internet.
In fairness mate, you are awful at predicting fights. Hagler has 10x the knowledge about the sport that you have.
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opticald wrote:
TheGoods wrote:Hagler you are fat, bloated and bitter that I get paid to give my views on boxing on a weekly basis. I don't sit in my pants at home pretending I had £2000 on Castillo to beat Hatton then trying to claim I bet the opposite while drinking cubra libres in Spain. Your credibility on this forum died a long, long time ago.


PS - I'll be in Sunderland on Friday so let me know in advance and I'll have a bit of on the cobbles action with you. Am willing to take 4/7 on myself, such is my utter and supreme confidence that I'll smash you to pieces. Then, hopefully, you will stop stalking me on the internet.
In fairness mate, you are awful at predicting fights.
I had a £50 free bet for opening an account. Bunged it on Hatton to TKO the Mexican(?) in the 8th @ 40/1.
Alas he TKO'd him in the 4th (or vice versa).
I won on my original stake, and I never used the account again........A moral victory over the bookie for me, me thinks, and it nearly came off big time.
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TheGoods wrote: PS - I'll be in Sunderland on Friday so let me know in advance and I'll have a bit of on the cobbles action with you. Am willing to take 4/7 on myself, such is my utter and supreme confidence that I'll smash you to pieces. Then, hopefully, you will stop stalking me on the internet.
unfortunately he's due to get his arm bent out of shape in Nottingham next week so he may be, "unavailable". This is the problem when you come on here at 4am blasting away....you soon run out of slots in the diary...
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Analysed this one last night. If the two men were of equal stature, I'd make booth a big favourite - but they aren't, Hunter is the naturally bigger stronger man and that evens up the equations.

Booth has mixed in better company, and looked very good last time out, but has the defecit in punch power and sheer physical strength. This makes for quite a tantalising fight.

It's possible that Hunter overwhelms him, but I think Booth is a bit too good for that. I think this fight will probably go the distance or very near it, so both men will have to work hard.

Booth UD12 - or Hunter 10-12 look like good bets to me.
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This is what I love about this forum.

I was looking forward to this scrap anyway...now I'm REALLY looking forward to it, what with the needle on here!

The Goods 4/7
Hagler 5/4
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:This is what I love about this forum.

I was looking forward to this scrap anyway...now I'm REALLY looking forward to it, what with the needle on here!

The Goods 4/7
Hagler 5/4

5/4 doesn't sound great value on an alleged "fat, bloated person".... :confused:
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opticald wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:Oh yeah, think it broke him mentally! He had this great streak, and then it dawned on him he was out of his depth and he quit, then he quit permanantly!

possibly the worst researched and most disgusting post on Boxrec I have ever read. And I should know, I've read a few.

Factually, you're obviously wrong, as Michael Hunter is still boxing. And at the time he walked away from the game Michael had lost his mother who he was clearly very close to, and struggled to be in the fighter's frame of mind. You ought to be ashamed of yourself for making out he quit boxing on the back of a loss to an exceptional, World Class opponent.

And Opticald.....if you don't think that both me, and I would say the majority of posters, don't realise that you're on a professional wind up, there's really not much can be done for you.


Desmondo....."keyboard cowards" I said, you said "warriors"... :lol: ....but seriously. You seem to be in possession of some intellect, as well as a reasoned argument, unlike, say, Opticald. But I'll say again, I have no issue with other people having opinions , whether they be different to mine or not...(Chr*st, you're making me sound like Spud now , which I resent :evil: )....I am merely unhappy that Michael Hunter's game, and highly successful efforts in this most dangerous and financially unrewarding of sports are getting sh*t on from a height, by people who don't possess a fraction of the man's balls or work ethic.

Mate, Hunter quit against Molitor in front of his home fans. He looked to his corner and quit. Werent you giving Witter stick for quitting? At least Witter was on his stool and getting convinced by his cornerman to quit. (Still disgusting btw). Hunter quit in front of all his mates, all his school pals, all his community, all his fans. Then he retired from the sport. And you are saying they are not related? Get a clue mate.

Hunter will quit again when the going gets tough on Friday.
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No, you did not say 'warriors', you said 'cowards'.... :roll: I dont know why Im even entertaining you on here anyway, your a bit of a knob jockey...
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thepocketrocket wrote:Oh yeah, think it broke him mentally! He had this great streak, and then it dawned on him he was out of his depth and he quit, then he quit permanantly!

possibly the worst researched and most disgusting post on Boxrec I have ever read. And I should know, I've read a few.

Factually, you're obviously wrong, as Michael Hunter is still boxing. And at the time he walked away from the game Michael had lost his mother who he was clearly very close to, and struggled to be in the fighter's frame of mind. You ought to be ashamed of yourself for making out he quit boxing on the back of a loss to an exceptional, World Class opponent.

And Opticald.....if you don't think that both me, and I would say the majority of posters, don't realise that you're on a professional wind up, there's really not much can be done for you.


Desmondo....."keyboard cowards" I said, you said "warriors"... :lol: ....but seriously. You seem to be in possession of some intellect, as well as a reasoned argument, unlike, say, Opticald. But I'll say again, I have no issue with other people having opinions , whether they be different to mine or not...(Chr*st, you're making me sound like Spud now , which I resent :evil: )....I am merely unhappy that Michael Hunter's game, and highly successful efforts in this most dangerous and financially unrewarding of sports are getting sh*t on from a height, by people who don't possess a fraction of the man's balls or work ethic.
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Des1 wrote:No, you did not say 'warriors', you said 'cowards'.... :roll: I dont know why Im even entertaining you on here anyway, your a bit of a knob jockey...
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:Oh yeah, think it broke him mentally! He had this great streak, and then it dawned on him he was out of his depth and he quit, then he quit permanantly!

possibly the worst researched and most disgusting post on Boxrec I have ever read. And I should know, I've read a few.

Factually, you're obviously wrong, as Michael Hunter is still boxing. And at the time he walked away from the game Michael had lost his mother who he was clearly very close to, and struggled to be in the fighter's frame of mind. You ought to be ashamed of yourself for making out he quit boxing on the back of a loss to an exceptional, World Class opponent.

And Opticald.....if you don't think that both me, and I would say the majority of posters, don't realise that you're on a professional wind up, there's really not much can be done for you.


Desmondo....."keyboard cowards" I said, you said "warriors"... :lol: ....but seriously. You seem to be in possession of some intellect, as well as a reasoned argument, unlike, say, Opticald. But I'll say again, I have no issue with other people having opinions , whether they be different to mine or not...(Chr*st, you're making me sound like Spud now , which I resent :evil: )....I am merely unhappy that Michael Hunter's game, and highly successful efforts in this most dangerous and financially unrewarding of sports are getting sh*t on from a height, by people who don't possess a fraction of the man's balls or work ethic.
Desmondyou illiterate Dunce. I said that in my post if you look, you misquoted me and I even spelt out the correction to you, only for you to f*ck up again. A tool of the highest order......oh and Des....you have a no time been in danger of entertaining anybody. Tool.
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larry cake wrote:i think the venues car park could be the perfect place for the goods and n.e.b.f to settle old scores with hagler 2002. possibly the most anticipated and eagerly awaited bouts of 2009. :bag: :wink:
Oh look out its Derek Biltons gimp :bag:
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TheGoods wrote:Hagler you are fat, bloated and bitter that I get paid to give my views on boxing on a weekly basis.

PS - I'll be in Sunderland on Friday so let me know in advance and I'll have a bit of on the cobbles action with you. Am willing to take 4/7 on myself, such is my utter and supreme confidence that I'll smash you to pieces. Then, hopefully, you will stop stalking me on the internet.
You actually get paid for writing that shíte :o

I know it must hurt when week in week out you get your predictions oh so wrong but please don't hurt me for highlighting the fact you're a clueless guesser, I wouldn't want to have the self proclaimed hardest man on the Betfair forum wanting to have a roll around in a car park with me :lol:
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
Desmondyou illiterate Dunce. I said that in my post if you look, you misquoted me and I even spelt out the correction to you, only for you to f*ck up again. A tool of the highest order......oh and Des....you have a no time been in danger of entertaining anybody. Tool.
Brave man when you 'think' somebody doesn't know you aren't you.
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Des1 wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
Desmondyou illiterate Dunce. I said that in my post if you look, you misquoted me and I even spelt out the correction to you, only for you to f*ck up again. A tool of the highest order......oh and Des....you have a no time been in danger of entertaining anybody. Tool.
Brave man when you 'think' somebody doesn't know you aren't you.
But I "am" me, and you're still a tool.
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he says he doesn't know...but is going for Hunter...bit like me.
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
Des1 wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
Desmondyou illiterate Dunce. I said that in my post if you look, you misquoted me and I even spelt out the correction to you, only for you to f*ck up again. A tool of the highest order......oh and Des....you have a no time been in danger of entertaining anybody. Tool.
Brave man when you 'think' somebody doesn't know you aren't you.
But I "am" me, and you're still a tool.
Yes and I know you are you and who you are.

So, am I "a tool" beause you say so? If we are going by most of your opinions and what crap you state then I'm comfortable in the knowledge that I'm not a tool. And by the way, your wrong when you say 'Hunter didn't quit on the back of a loss...because he's still boxing', he did quit of the back of that loss beause that was his last fight before he returned after he retired for what ended up a short while. Whatever personal problems, it was still on the back of that loss he quit, records dont say 'lost...but ' I think its time that you get your facts right instead of concentrating so much in brown nosing Hunter and trying to lick his arse clean.
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i don't think you do know me, certainly not socially anyway. Make yourself known then rather acting like a sad stalker.
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opticald wrote:PS, pocketrocket, how did you take dunnes loss to poonsawat? i remember the thread you made on the SO forum the night of Dunnes first pro fight. You were right about him becoming a world champ (paper champ but still technically a world champ)!

What was your name on there, or am i going senile?? :lol:

I was hurt by it but then again, Dunne is pretty fragile, that it what made the Cordoba fight so special...He could quit now and he would be a Euro and world champ, a great resume most can only dream of!

Just hope he cheers up, he has nothing to be ashamed of :cry:
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NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:i don't think you do know me, certainly not socially anyway. Make yourself known then rather acting like a sad stalker.
How do you work that out that I'm acting as a sad stalker you moron? Get back to locking yourself away in the bathroom with pics of Hunter you delusional over obssessed fan.
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Anyone at the press conference today, how did they both look?

:box:
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Des1 wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:i don't think you do know me, certainly not socially anyway. Make yourself known then rather acting like a sad stalker.
How do you work that out that I'm acting as a sad stalker you moron? Get back to locking yourself away in the bathroom with pics of Hunter you delusional over obssessed fan.
next time you say that you know me and call me a knob jockey and an arse licker etc etc... just PM me, i'll tell you if you're assumptions are correct, then if you want you can meet me and say it in person mystery man....wooooooh (that's a ghost noise).
Now keep it civilised it's a boxing forum not the fckin playground fella.
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good read this thread isnt it!!!
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