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I saw him on the pads in the Peacock on Monday. Apparently he has got himself a flat in the East End (but not a car yet thankfully - have you guessed?) and is serious about a comeback he has meet with allegedly with a view to having 4 bouts this year then onwards and upwards.

Looked in good shape, he'll probably be fighting at Super middle.

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer

He needs to change that nickname, rapid.

shoulde come back at middle

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:He needs to change that nickname, rapid.

Yeah it'll be his salvation

He did say he'd be back.

Please. No more.

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:He needs to change that nickname, rapid.

What to 'The Chauffer?'

Surely he's too old now, missed the prime years of his career.

Shame he's such an irresponsible bastard, he was the mustard.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:He needs to change that nickname, rapid.

What to 'The Chauffer?'

Surely he's too old now, missed the prime years of his career.

Shame he's such an irresponsible bastard, he was the mustard.

can someone post a link to this extra ciricular activity that Simon got up to - or did it make the press?

http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/BN08/detail.asp?id=1198

Terry's article. Enjoy

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:He needs to change that nickname, rapid.

What to 'The Chauffer?'

Surely he's too old now, missed the prime years of his career.

Shame he's such an irresponsible bastard, he was the mustard.

x2 ...I can't remember the last time time one of these "comebacks" worked....all I can picture is older fighters getting punished by fighters they would have destroyed in their prime. Tony Ayala Jnr vs Anthony Bonsante springs to mind for some reason.

Good thats he's back but i dont see him winning any titles hes a bit past his peak imo

When I just read the title of the thread - I thought great - Audley is back!!!

FFS - I am well gutted!!!

I've met Harry a few times, at FW shows and he was this: sleepy


He did that Andy Cole thing of suddenly switching off, like a robot and i found myself waving my hands in front of his eyes until he snapped out of it.


I thought it was just me, until i saw him do the same thing on South African TV and former Man United keeper Gary Bailey had to resort to snapping his fingers to wake him up



The image of the blonde Afrikaner, snapping hid fingers in Simons face to get his attention was like being back in Jo'berg in 1985



"Diplomatic immunity" he might have said

black panther wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:He needs to change that nickname, rapid.

What to 'The Chauffer?'

Surely he's too old now, missed the prime years of his career.

Shame he's such an irresponsible bastard, he was the mustard.

x2 ...I can't remember the last time time one of these "comebacks" worked....all I can picture is older fighters getting punished by fighters they would have destroyed in their prime. Tony Ayala Jnr vs Anthony Bonsante springs to mind for some reason.

Very good call, Ayala Jnr would of been a legend.

I can't aree with you there. Ayala was lucky Duran lost to Laing, who used brilliant movement to win on points and scupper the dreamfight.
Walk into Duran, which Little Bull would have done, and Duran moidered his opponents.