Junior Quitter fight on ESPN now

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Is "Quitter" his adopted name now?

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what channel number is ESPN ?
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if your name was Roland Panker, you'd make sure you weren't caught masturbating wouldn't you? So yes it is!
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G0mez wrote:what channel number is ESPN ?
417 on sky, but its £9 a month for SS subscribers
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Man City vs Liverpool is on my ESPN :-?
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what times it repeated?

Nothing on the listings, looks like the schedule for its wrong though as it says Mike Tyson's 5th pro fight should be on now but its Dutch footy.
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saw world championship boxing on there earlier and wondered what it was.

espn seem like there taking a bit of notice. :box:

i'll be subscribing soon anyway.

seasons starts on the 15th and 9 quid a month is reasonable enough. :wink:
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chinny wrote:if your name was Roland Panker, you'd make sure you weren't caught masturbating wouldn't you? So yes it is!
:lol: Classy way to put it
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I just think it in poor taste to try and use a name wordplay to categorize the fighter. Ant, I'm certainly not having a go at you directly, but would you have chosen or been able to use such nomenclature at boxing monthly?
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I thought that ESPN was supposed to be F.O.C to all sky and virgin customers for the first month. What gives?
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Very witty, Ant. Most impressed. Accurate, too.

Junior's got no arse at all, has he? The fact that he couldn't lock his arm out and hence couldn't defend himself properly against a kid 13yrs his junior who had nearly dropped him already has got nowt to do with it.

Anyway, it was Dominic Ingle who pulled him out because he thought - perhaps contrary to your taste - that he'd rather an injured Junior live to fight another day than get KOd and finished for good when he had no chance of winning. There is no way in the world Dominic would have pulled Junior in a world title fight unless he felt there was no other safe option.

So does that make him a 'quitter' in the demeaning sense that you intend?
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danfoster wrote: Anyway, it was Dominic Ingle who pulled him out because he thought - perhaps contrary to your taste - that he'd rather an injured Junior live to fight another day than get KOd and finished for good when he had no chance of winning. There is no way in the world Dominic would have pulled Junior in a world title fight unless he felt there was no other safe option.
It seemed more like a 50-50 decision. The ref came over and gave him a warning. The the corner and Junior just seemed to say "yeah, thats it, stop" and Junior ran over to Devon's corner to tell him he had won. Junior certainly didn't put up any objections to it, either.

Add too that Junior was losing the fight badly.
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TerribleTerry wrote:I thought that ESPN was supposed to be F.O.C to all sky and virgin customers for the first month. What gives?
Only applies to Virgin for some reason. It has been misreported in a few places that it is free for a month on both platforms.
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If Witter was injured, and maybe he was. Then i'd have liked to see Dominic Ingle tell him i'll give you another round Junior to see if you can knock this guy out. We never saw a do or die effort from Witter to turn things around. He went out with a whimper and thats what folk will remember.
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lurkyshaka wrote:If Witter was injured, and maybe he was. Then i'd have liked to see Dominic Ingle tell him i'll give you another round Junior to see if you can knock this guy out. We never saw a do or die effort from Witter to turn things around. He went out with a whimper and thats what folk will remember.
I agree. It almost seemed like a "moody" reaction to the referee's telling off.

But their call, at the end of the day.
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he was holding coz he couldn't keep the other kid off and was taking some heavy shots! once it was obvious the ref was going to prevent him doing that, that made the decision coz they felt there was no other way out than to hold on and hope for a haymaker
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lurkyshaka wrote:If Witter was injured, and maybe he was. Then i'd have liked to see Dominic Ingle tell him i'll give you another round Junior to see if you can knock this guy out. We never saw a do or die effort from Witter to turn things around. He went out with a whimper and thats what folk will remember.
that's the thing isn't it.

he wasn't getting worked over in there.

i thought he was actually doing a bit better in the last 2 rds of the fight.

alexander was plodding after him. :roll:
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I'm on Virgin and had a look at the ESPN listings and there was no mention whatsoever of any boxing. They had some Premier League Classic and then Dutch football.

Anyone know what's up? (And don't say the f*king sky).
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chinny wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:I thought that ESPN was supposed to be F.O.C to all sky and virgin customers for the first month. What gives?
Only applies to Virgin for some reason. It has been misreported in a few places that it is free for a month on both platforms.
Cheers for clearing that one up chinny. :TU:
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