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Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 07:16
by FLINT ISLAND
ha ha !!!!

I found Hayes publicity stunt - funny - just because it was so silly and stupid - and a ill adivsed "joke" that went down like a lead balloon. :OhYes:

He even got in a shoving match with the masked Julius Long - ---- very childish stuff.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Makes Haye look like a joke.

But fair enough to Haye - least it shows he got some personanilty - and was indulging in a joke.

Even if it did make him look like a overgrown kid playing silly games :lol: :lol:

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 07:22
by thepocketrocket
So Froch would have beaten Hagler, Leonard and Hearns????

We are living in truly remarkable times!! :roll:

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 07:33
by whiskey
Wazza broke his neck to sign Froch.

Froch listened to his bullsh*t and then blanked his calls.

By slagging Haye & Froch he's not endearing himself to anybody is?

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 07:35
by thepocketrocket
On the flipside when Froch is coming out with such drivel then its not hard to potshot him is it????

I tell you something, Froch would be a household name if he had gone with Frank, Frank has a tried and tested method of creating crossover stars!!!

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 07:42
by chesh
And the flipside to that, pocket, is that he probably wouldn't have fought Pascal and Taylor or be participating in the Super 6 tourney!

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 07:47
by thepocketrocket
And the flipside to that Chesh, is if Hennessey had been successful in creating a croosover star would he be risking him in this fantastic tournament or would he be raking in regular cash himself against safer opponents??

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 08:06
by DG.
thepocketrocket wrote:And the flipside to that Chesh, is if Hennessey had been successful in creating a croosover star would he be risking him in this fantastic tournament or would he be raking in regular cash himself against safer opponents??
Froch and hennessy want the biggest fights. Froch wins this he has passed calzaghe imo.

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 08:24
by thepocketrocket
Oh, I agree that Pascal and Taylor already matches anything Joe did. People think i hate Froch, I actually dont!

But DG, Hennessey is a businessman, its easy to 'want the big when you have no TV backing and your main asset is anonymous. I just believe that if Hennessey had a big star then there is a possibilty that he may be more 'sensible' with his matchmaking!!

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 08:56
by Autobarn
That's the start time Showtime are paying him for, but that doesn't make it attractive for cash-strapped British broadcasters - especially ITV - who depend on advertising revenue.
yeah well you milked that side of things wazza, and ITV weren't too chuffed when joe's long overdue big fight had to be screened late, were they. the likes of wazza and joe, with their caution, their mismatches and their obsessive weighing up of risk (minimum) and reward (maximum), milked what they could and arguably left little behind.

now, the exciting brits, the yank prospects, the once protected germans, ALL have to fight hard opponents for their money. in doing this, they'll be doing more than a 20 defense wazza "legend."

thank fvck for warriors like froch & haye, talented fighters slightly on the outside looking in, who are willing to go for the fvcking throat and grab their prize.

haye - i really hope he beats valuev. then he gets another one over on warren. beating "big mac" was one. winning the WBA title, which warren's best heavyweight skelton - who hugged his way through chagaev fight - could not do.

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 09:07
by DG.
thepocketrocket wrote:Oh, I agree that Pascal and Taylor already matches anything Joe did. People think i hate Froch, I actually dont!

But DG, Hennessey is a businessman, its easy to 'want the big when you have no TV backing and your main asset is anonymous. I just believe that if Hennessey had a big star then there is a possibilty that he may be more 'sensible' with his matchmaking!!
Boxing is the winner. Not the promoters. we win with the super
6. For me sport over business everytime!

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 10:03
by Rocky Balboa
thepocketrocket wrote:So Froch would have beaten Hagler, Leonard and Hearns????

We are living in truly remarkable times!! :roll:
Carl must have forgotten about Ray Robinson! :D

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 11:28
by Chambers2
Ant Evans wrote:DAVID HAYE and Carl Froch were both involved in Press conferences last week, a vital publicity outlet when you've got a big fight coming up.

Haye was ridiculous while Froch - as usual - slagged off any fighter you could care to mention.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... z0UBsAKmOR

The man is pure awesomeness...... :bow:
I read the same drivel today over my breakfast in the cafe.

My Nan says "if you've not got anything good to say then I don't say anything at all", if Allegedly obeyed that he'd be a mute

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 11:32
by thepocketrocket
Rocky Balboa wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:So Froch would have beaten Hagler, Leonard and Hearns????

We are living in truly remarkable times!! :roll:
Carl must have forgotten about Ray Robinson! :D

That Marcel Cerdan guy was a biatch, Froch would have eaten him!! :D

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 12:05
by tonyevs
I kinda agreed with Auld-franky this time :-?

haye is cheapening himself with his cringe worthy antics ..
Where as Froch can be excellent in interviews .. but then seems to get carried away trying to sell himself. Is he really insecure and doing this to bolster himself some?

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 13:04
by bigjack
Ant Evans wrote:DAVID HAYE and Carl Froch were both involved in Press conferences last week, a vital publicity outlet when you've got a big fight coming up.

Haye was ridiculous while Froch - as usual - slagged off any fighter you could care to mention.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sp ... z0UBsAKmOR

The man is pure awesomeness...... :bow:
I think the way haye is behaving is out of desperation, there is very little interest in the fight amongst the general public, and they are the ones who need to buy the ppv,hardcore fans are not enough for this fight to make any money and pushing and shoving a haloween freak around may get people talking about it

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 13:13
by whiskey
The Sun seems to like setting Froch up with their columnists and mis-quotes.

Anyway, it's publicity i suppose.

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 13:17
by Asterix
Haye's cheesy press conference got one of my colleagues talking about boxing. That's impressive. Warren is just jealous.

And Warren's pissed off that he doesn't have a trash talker like Froch; especially one that's a World titlist.

It's OK Warren, you've got Khan. :lol:

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 14:01
by Eraserhead
Asterix wrote:Haye's cheesy press conference got one of my colleagues talking about boxing. That's impressive. Warren is just jealous.

And Warren's pissed off that he doesn't have a trash talker like Froch; especially one that's a World titlist.

It's OK Warren, you've got Khan. :lol:
As cringe worthy as Haye's PC was, I still noticed BBC morning news cover it the following day. When was the last time one of Wazza anonymous warriors got any terrestrial TV time? Khan aside, Wazza's stable consists of half a dozen headliners that nobody outside the Boxrec forum have ever seen or heard of before.

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 14:15
by hitman_hatton1
same old wazza.

bitter old man.

only thing i learned from that was confirmation that HBO aren't showing haye-valuev.

disappointing news for haye really. :(

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 17 Oct 2009, 15:23
by Max Molyneux
New kids on the block, PPV channel Primetime, came to his rescue and will be showing the fight, but they came in at the last minute after no one else wanted it.

Froch's problem is two-fold. First, the fight will go ahead at around 2am.

That's the start time Showtime are paying him for, but that doesn't make it attractive for cash-strapped British broadcasters - especially ITV - who depend on advertising revenue.

2am for a British fight! Thats ridiculous. American's can watch it at a decent time when we have our primetime still. :evil:

Agree about Haye, doesn't fight for a year, ducks both Klitschko's and then goes for the easy one after talking so much talk he hasn't backed up.

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 13:03
by phil5555
Max Molyneux wrote:
New kids on the block, PPV channel Primetime, came to his rescue and will be showing the fight, but they came in at the last minute after no one else wanted it.

Froch's problem is two-fold. First, the fight will go ahead at around 2am.

That's the start time Showtime are paying him for, but that doesn't make it attractive for cash-strapped British broadcasters - especially ITV - who depend on advertising revenue.

2am for a British fight! Thats ridiculous. American's can watch it at a decent time when we have our primetime still. :evil:

Agree about Haye, doesn't fight for a year, ducks both Klitschko's and then goes for the easy one after talking so much talk he hasn't backed up.
Easy :TU:

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 13:06
by Autobarn
Ant Evans wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:On the flipside when Froch is coming out with such drivel then its not hard to potshot him is it????

I tell you something, Froch would be a household name if he had gone with Frank, Frank has a tried and tested method of creating crossover stars!!!
That's pretty much been my view since 2002. I think Wazza is past it, and doesn't understand what 18-30year old blokes are into these days, but he'd have turned Froch into a star for my money.
he'd have turned him into WBO boxer of the year

maybe even a WBO "super champion"

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 13:21
by gobbles
thepocketrocket wrote:Oh, I agree that Pascal and Taylor already matches anything Joe did. People think i hate Froch, I actually dont!

But DG, Hennessey is a businessman, its easy to 'want the big when you have no TV backing and your main asset is anonymous. I just believe that if Hennessey had a big star then there is a possibilty that he may be more 'sensible' with his matchmaking!!

In hindsight, does the Taylor win even outrank Calzaghe's win over Eubank?

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 15:26
by teddy007
Ant Evans wrote:
gobbles wrote:
thepocketrocket wrote:Oh, I agree that Pascal and Taylor already matches anything Joe did. People think i hate Froch, I actually dont!

But DG, Hennessey is a businessman, its easy to 'want the big when you have no TV backing and your main asset is anonymous. I just believe that if Hennessey had a big star then there is a possibilty that he may be more 'sensible' with his matchmaking!!

In hindsight, does the Taylor win even outrank Calzaghe's win over Eubank?
No. Eubank moved up and very nearly beat Carl Thompson - twice.
From what I remember Eubank was well beaten twice and was stopped in 1 of them. He gave Calzaghe a tougher fight and nealy had him in the last.

Re: Wazza takes my breath away...

Posted: 18 Oct 2009, 16:30
by mickey1975
Ant Evans wrote:
From what I remember Eubank was well beaten twice and was stopped in 1 of them. He gave Calzaghe a tougher fight and nealy had him in the last.[/quote]

Calzaghe was dropped in first and badly hurt in last but Eubank was well beaten by Joe. Eubank decked Carl and was beating him in first until about round 9 when Carl went ahead... in the second fight Chris was boxing Carl's head off, but for reasons only greedy men can understand, the fight took place about 90days after first and Eubank's eye hadn't had time to heal and was stopped with a closed eye while well ahead.[/quote]
calzage dropped eubank in the first,not the other way round