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thepocketrocket wrote:

Sklar wrote:

Spud wrote:Expect the unexpected

You and Carey are getting married, Dobbing is page boy?

I look good in a little suit!

Thought that might draw you out of your hole, mate. What's going on, you're nowhere near as active as you were, still busy on the Chester scene?

Haha! Hope all is well mate!

Not really. We had a baby and I am totally snowed under with my real job. However, I would like to get back writing, just find it hard to commit and hate letting anyone down. Therefore I'm not writing for free sites as that would have to take a backseat in priorities.

If any promoter wants to pay me, then I'm available

Burger me, it is de Mori.

thepocketrocket wrote:Haha! Hope all is well mate!

Not really. We had a baby and I am totally snowed under with my real job. However, I would like to get back writing, just find it hard to commit and hate letting anyone down. Therefore I'm not writing for free sites as that would have to take a backseat in priorities.

If any promoter wants to pay me, then I'm available

Tip top thanks. Congrats on the child and good to hear you're busy at work.

Sklar wrote:

thepocketrocket wrote:Haha! Hope all is well mate!

Not really. We had a baby and I am totally snowed under with my real job. However, I would like to get back writing, just find it hard to commit and hate letting anyone down. Therefore I'm not writing for free sites as that would have to take a backseat in priorities.

If any promoter wants to pay me, then I'm available

Tip top thanks. Congrats on the child and good to hear you're busy at work.

Very ambitious booking The O2 at 7 weeks notice. Same night as Wilder, too.

Gnome wrote:Burger me, it is de Mori.

Good pick. Looks good on the scales, has a decent record on paper, but Haye will do him in less than six minutes.

mickey1975 wrote:Very ambitious booking The O2 at 7 weeks notice. Same night as Wilder, too.

To be fair the o2's one of those venues thats big but can be easily made to look full even at 1/4 of capacity (like Manchester arena Saturday just gone)

Sklar wrote:Anyone else convinced he's chosen this week to make his announcement in order to steal as much of Fury's thunder as he can?

Of course, Camp Eddie loves doing stuff like that

Can't see any sign of promoter or tv channel on the photos I've seen from the presser?

Tony Dodson is on the undercard according to him on twitter

it wont last 2 rounds. De Mori was KOd by a LH. what happens when haye clips him?

Sklar wrote:

Gnome wrote:Burger me, it is de Mori.

Good pick. Looks good on the scales, has a decent record on paper, but Haye will do him in less than six minutes.

his record is shite. its like saying damon hague had a good record coming into the froch fight.

Sklar wrote:

Gnome wrote:Burger me, it is de Mori.

Good pick. Looks good on the scales, has a decent record on paper, but Haye will do him in less than six minutes.

Yep. And the bloke is musclebound - he is built like a condom filled with walnuts. It will look good when Haye marmelises him (in all probability).

Spud wrote:Expect the unexpected

First time i'd ever heard of de Mori was on Haye twitter a week or so back. He was mentioned earlier on this thread.
If you're gonna give it the I know something you don't know you gotta do better than that.

Expect the kinda expected and already predicted, probably doesn't sound as good.

Wasn't expecting anyone decent for him to try his shoulder out on. Will be interesting to see if they still want to put Joshua straight in with him if he scores a quick stoppage.

rhino222 wrote:

Sklar wrote:

Gnome wrote:Burger me, it is de Mori.

Good pick. Looks good on the scales, has a decent record on paper, but Haye will do him in less than six minutes.

his record is shite. its like saying damon hague had a good record coming into the froch fight.

It's a decent record on paper for what Haye is trying to achieve i.e. to test his shoulder, get used to the routine of fighting again, what happens on fight night, etc... and, most of all, banging out some muscly guy as an hors d'oeuvre for the big build up to the Joshua fight in the summer.

Counter-puncher wrote:

Sklar wrote:Anyone else convinced he's chosen this week to make his announcement in order to steal as much of Fury's thunder as he can?

Of course, Camp Eddie loves doing stuff like that

Eddie who?

Hearn isn't involved.

In fact, considering he's got a London show 2 weeks later, I imagine he's pretty pissed off.

If he's fighting a highly ranked WBC guy on the same night Wilder boxes, surely he's looking at that route rather than Joshua?

mickey1975 wrote:If he's fighting a highly ranked WBC guy on the same night Wilder boxes, surely he's looking at that route rather than Joshua?

Or WBA regular

Great timing to announce the fight - I wouldn't thought he is stealing Fury's thunder, possibly adding to it - cos when Haye gets mentioned so does his defeat to Klitchsko - who is fighting this week etc.

But probably a great way to kept himself a free ticket to the Fury vs Klitchsko - and if Fury does pull it off, look out for some serious hyping of a summer showdown even before Haye fights Di Mori.

Would Haye and Joshua fight each other? I thought they were very close friends - or has that all ended now?

As bloody usual, a big boxing matches clashes with the snooker.

May end up not watching Haye then.

mickey1975 wrote:If he's fighting a highly ranked WBC guy on the same night Wilder boxes, surely he's looking at that route rather than Joshua?

AJ is ranked no.2 by the WBC, which would make him mandatory to the Wilder-Povetkin winner, as things stand. I wonder if Haye would fight Glazkov. I can't imagine Matchroom will want AJ fighting for a world title in 2016. Maybe Haye thinks he can get there before him to set up a mega fight in 2017.

1 .- Alexander Povetkin (Russia) SILVER
2 .- Anthony Joshua (GB) INTL/COMM
3 .- Vyacheslav Glazkov (Ukraine)
4 .- Bermane Stiverne (Haiti/Canada)
5 .- Kubrat Pulev (Bulgaria)
6 .- Lucas Browne (Australia)
7 .- Carlos Takam (Cameroon)
8 .- Artur Szpilka (Poland)
9 .- Erkan Teper (Germany) EBU
10 .- Mariusz Wach (Poland)
11 .- Joseph Parker (New Zealand) OPBF / EPBC
12 .- Andy Ruiz (Mexico) NABF
13 .- Chris Arreola (US)
14 .- Tomasz Adamek (Poland)
15 .- Kyotaro Fujimoto (Japan)
16 .- Malik Scott (US)
17 .- Steve Cunningham (US)
18 .- Dillian Whyte (Jamaica/GB) INTL Silver
19 .- Dereck Chisora (GB)
20 .- Billy Wright (US) LATINO/FECARBOX
21 .- Tony Thompson (US)
22 .- Johann Duhaupas (France)
23 .- Andrzej Wawrzyk (Poland)
24 .- Francesco Pianeta (Italy)
25 .- Dominic Breazeale (US)
26 .- Gerald Washington (US)
27 .- Amir Mansour (US)
28 .- Hughie Fury (GB)
29 .- Charles Martin (US)
30 .- Eric Molina (US)
31 .- Alexander Ustinov (Russia)
32 .- Mike Perez (Cuba/Ireland)
33 .- Andrey Fedosov (Russia)
34 .- Robert Helenius (Finland)
35 .- Jarrell Miller (US)
36 .- Edmund Gerber (Germany)
37 .- Trevor Bryan (US) NABF Jr.
38 .- Nagy Aguilar (US)
39 .- Arnold Gjergjaj (Switzerland)
40 .- Herve Hubeaux (Belgium) FRANCOPHONE

Will the BBBoC license him after his Luxembourg adventure?

jamiem26 wrote:

Counter-puncher wrote:

Sklar wrote:Anyone else convinced he's chosen this week to make his announcement in order to steal as much of Fury's thunder as he can?

Of course, Camp Eddie loves doing stuff like that

Eddie who?

Hearn isn't involved.

In fact, considering he's got a London show 2 weeks later, I imagine he's pretty pissed off.

oh, sorry, it's just when I see the phrase 'massive announcement' I automatically think of Camp Eddie.