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Maybe i will meet barrera
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 10:20
by REAL_DEAL
Mexican featherweight king MARCO ANTONIO BARRERA aims to be ringside at RICKY HATTON’s WBU World Light-Welterweight Title defence against BEN TACKIE on December 16 at the M.E.N Arena
hopefully he will be there and i will meet him,
:P :P
Re: Maybe i will meet barrera
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 10:28
by Kilburn
That's if he's sufficiently recovered from the arse kicking that Paquaio's gonna give him !!!!!
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 10:29
by REAL_DEAL
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 10:45
by Southpaw Stylist
Why on earth does he want to come to this fight??
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 10:49
by REAL_DEAL
read the article on allegedly.tv

Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 12:05
by Loftgroov
You'll see Jeff Lacy up close as well then eh?
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 12:12
by stujones
Mmmmm ...... very intriguing...... reading between the lines one can only alledge the SN are very confident about the Scott Harrison vs Manuel Medina bout going their way this time. The Barrera vs Pacquio winner is supposed to be facing the winner.
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 12:14
by REAL_DEAL
not doubt if americans want to see barrera in with harrison, i guess the belt is the only thing barrera wants, he did say its the only belt he would want to fight for,
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 12:21
by Goz
I can see Hatton calling out MAB if he beats Tackie. P4P top ten ranked fighter, Featherweight, perfect.
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 15:51
by The REAL McCoy
stujones wrote:Mmmmm ...... very intriguing...... reading between the lines one can only alledge the SN are very confident about the Scott Harrison vs Manuel Medina bout going their way this time. The Barrera vs Pacquio winner is supposed to be facing the winner.
McCoy is also confident that Harrison beats Medina
Very confident...
Posted: 12 Nov 2003, 15:53
by The REAL McCoy
Goz wrote:I can see Hatton calling out MAB if he beats Tackie. P4P top ten ranked fighter, Featherweight, perfect.
McCoy would predict Barrera by KO in the early rounds
Even though Hatton has the weight advantage, man he looked like a damn Cruiserweight on 'Superstars'
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 06:06
by Goz
The REAL McCoy wrote:stujones wrote:Mmmmm ...... very intriguing...... reading between the lines one can only alledge the SN are very confident about the Scott Harrison vs Manuel Medina bout going their way this time. The Barrera vs Pacquio winner is supposed to be facing the winner.
McCoy is also confident that Harrison beats Medina
Very confident...
Yeah, all that posturing about leaving ESB for good if Harrison loses, building yourself up a rep on here just in case Scott gets beaten. You'll just pop over to Boxrec and do your posting here, Goz sees what you're up to you sly old fox.
Hatton on superstars
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 06:48
by jamesmcdonnell
I missed it, was he really fat and out of shape?
When i went to the Hatton v Tackie announcement press conference, Hatton looked pretty out of shape, very fat around the mush, and I've heard he has a tendency to baloon in weight between fights.
How did he do on superstars, most boxers do really badly on account of the fact that on the off season when not fighting they get badly out of shape, and compared to other top flight atheletes aren't that fit generally.
Re: Hatton on superstars
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 07:01
by Priff
jamesmcdonnell wrote:I missed it, was he really fat and out of shape?
When i went to the Hatton v Tackie announcement press conference, Hatton looked pretty out of shape, very fat around the mush, and I've heard he has a tendency to baloon in weight between fights.
How did he do on superstars, most boxers do really badly on account of the fact that on the off season when not fighting they get badly out of shape, and compared to other top flight atheletes aren't that fit generally.
He got the record lowest score. 2 points.
I think he may have picked them up in the football and rowing.
May I remind you that the snooket player got about 8 points.
Re: Hatton on superstars
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 07:23
by Goz
Priff wrote:
May I remind you that the snooket player got about 8 points.
That is humiliating.
Now you're going to tell me the snooker player was Dennis Taylor?

Re: Hatton on superstars
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 07:25
by REAL_DEAL
Goz wrote:Priff wrote:
May I remind you that the snooket player got about 8 points.
That is humiliating.
Now you're going to tell me the snooker player was Dennis Taylor?

no steve davis
actually i think it was paul hunter
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/tv_and_ ... efault.stm
super stars site
Posted: 13 Nov 2003, 16:26
by The REAL McCoy
Goz wrote:The REAL McCoy wrote:stujones wrote:Mmmmm ...... very intriguing...... reading between the lines one can only alledge the SN are very confident about the Scott Harrison vs Manuel Medina bout going their way this time. The Barrera vs Pacquio winner is supposed to be facing the winner.
McCoy is also confident that Harrison beats Medina
Very confident...
Yeah, all that posturing about leaving ESB for good if Harrison loses, building yourself up a rep on here just in case Scott gets beaten. You'll just pop over to Boxrec and do your posting here, Goz sees what you're up to you sly old fox.
Honestly Goz, McCoy will leave ALL forums if Harrison get's beat(which he wont)
Not just one forum or as they say in Italy not justa one forum but ALL forums no kidding
McCoy is here simply because he likes the forum, nothing more, nothing less
Posted: 17 Nov 2003, 05:41
by Kilburn
So.. watcha sayin Real Deal? Still think Barrera is coming over?
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Posted: 17 Nov 2003, 07:10
by REAL_DEAL
Posted: 17 Nov 2003, 07:35
by Kilburn
Nevermind mate, there's always the Marquez bandwagon to jump onto.
I'm trying to think of something to post about what I watched last night but I don't really know what to say. Paquiao was just awesome. He beat the guy most thought was unbeatable. He destroyed him. I didn't think Barrera appeared undermotivated or lacking in conditioning, he just couldn't cope with the speed and strength of the little monster.
People love Morales but he's definitely safer now that he's left the featherweight division. He was getting tired just out-boxing Barrera, but this little Phillipino kept coming with fast bombs all night. And he had the punching power to do to Barrera what Junior Jones could not do in their rematch.
I didn't pick Paquiao with any certainly whatsoever but I was very worried for Barrera. Too many easy fights against the like of Kelley and Tapia. Was he prepared for this kind of punching power and aggression? Had he ever had to face that before?? He was supposed to against Naz but we all know what happened there.
Another great upset for 2003. Hatton/Calzaghe watch the f*ck out!!
Posted: 17 Nov 2003, 07:40
by REAL_DEAL
maybe now i should change the thread to maybe i will meet allegedly :P :P :P
Posted: 19 Nov 2003, 00:49
by Blue
Kilburn,
I guess Barrera’s UK trip is still on.
In today’s Mexican tabloid Esto, 11/18/03
In an interview, Barrera said he will vacation first in Japan then in England and return to Mexico for the holidays.
Then he will make up his mind about his future after conferring with his parents & Rudy Perez who he considers his second father.
Posted: 19 Nov 2003, 10:26
by Southpaw Stylist
Has Barrera got some other ethnic origin in him? He looks a tenny bit asian, maybe Japanese.
Posted: 19 Nov 2003, 10:28
by Goz
By the way, did anyone notice during the commentary on Sunday, Rawling kept saying Barerra had Tapia on the back of his shorts out of respect for his good friend Johnny Tapia.
I thought it was his mothers maiden name? Am I wrong, did I imagine this?
Posted: 19 Nov 2003, 10:29
by Southpaw Stylist
Put it this way, John Rawling don't know what he's on about. You are right.