Louis Welch (King Of The Gypsies) vs Tim Witherspoon
Posted: 22 Oct 2010, 14:29
These two guys fought an exhibition. Does anyone have any more information on this?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8070655.stmLondonirish wrote:What id like to know is How Many King Of The Gypsies is there??
Glad I ain't the only one who thinks this whenever the latest king is brought up!!!Londonirish wrote:What id like to know is How Many King Of The Gypsies is there??
Yhis article is when Louis was attacked by some blokes with machetes - as you do.slapbangwhallop wrote:Big Joe Joyce is the King.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je0Jqg1h ... re=related
The stories about this gentleman are legion in Darlington - a legend in his own lifetime. Like a lot of legendary stuff, much is inflated though there's plenty of merit, no doubt.keithmoonhangover wrote:I know it's hard to take me seriously when my thread contains the word Gypsy, BUT Welch walks around in superb condition. I live in Darlington (although I grew up in Mackemland) and have seen Louis (although to be fair I bottled it and called him Mr Welch) come into the place where I work and I was more scared of him than I was when I met Henry Akinwande, Chris Pyatt, Adrian Dodson, James Cook, Frank Bruno, Gary Mason or Naseem Hamed.
Henry has never fought on the cobbles,mate.Certainly not for cash or even family honour.He has clouted a few local hardmen who have been cheeky and his name has been put forward by lots of gypsies but he really isnt interested in any of it.His attitude is "ive done my fighting,ive nothing to prove".Your more likely to find him on the Golf course or playing in the local indoor Bowling league!Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:The stories about this gentleman are legion in Darlington - a legend in his own lifetime. Like a lot of legendary stuff, much is inflated though there's plenty of merit, no doubt.keithmoonhangover wrote:I know it's hard to take me seriously when my thread contains the word Gypsy, BUT Welch walks around in superb condition. I live in Darlington (although I grew up in Mackemland) and have seen Louis (although to be fair I bottled it and called him Mr Welch) come into the place where I work and I was more scared of him than I was when I met Henry Akinwande, Chris Pyatt, Adrian Dodson, James Cook, Frank Bruno, Gary Mason or Naseem Hamed.
But when it comes to boxing, the only gypsy in my lifetime who has been really decent was Henry Wharton. Both on and off the cobbles. In fact, when it comes to chin, I don't think I've seen a better one.
Oh aye, now for sure. I was being a bit liberal with 'cobbles'...I just meant he's given a few lads a reminder outside of the ring in his daysmickey1975 wrote:Henry has never fought on the cobbles,mate.Certainly not for cash or even family honour.He has clouted a few local hardmen who have been cheeky and his name has been put forward by lots of gypsies but he really isnt interested in any of it.His attitude is "ive done my fighting,ive nothing to prove".Your more likely to find him on the Golf course or playing in the local indoor Bowling league!Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:The stories about this gentleman are legion in Darlington - a legend in his own lifetime. Like a lot of legendary stuff, much is inflated though there's plenty of merit, no doubt.keithmoonhangover wrote:I know it's hard to take me seriously when my thread contains the word Gypsy, BUT Welch walks around in superb condition. I live in Darlington (although I grew up in Mackemland) and have seen Louis (although to be fair I bottled it and called him Mr Welch) come into the place where I work and I was more scared of him than I was when I met Henry Akinwande, Chris Pyatt, Adrian Dodson, James Cook, Frank Bruno, Gary Mason or Naseem Hamed.
But when it comes to boxing, the only gypsy in my lifetime who has been really decent was Henry Wharton. Both on and off the cobbles. In fact, when it comes to chin, I don't think I've seen a better one.
Its a bit like "World" titles in Boxing. Ten a penny.Londonirish wrote:What id like to know is How Many King Of The Gypsies is there??
G0mez wrote:Tim is dating my mates mum in Leeds. Lives there now I think he was saying.
slapbangwhallop wrote:Big Joe Joyce is the King.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je0Jqg1h ... re=related
I'd love to see you tell her that!Londonirish wrote:slapbangwhallop wrote:Big Joe Joyce is the King.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je0Jqg1h ... re=related
Tell you what, Joe's Daughter's look even Harder, and a bit Hairier as well![]()
From 4.23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbor_qfX ... re=related
keithmoonhangover wrote:I'd love to see you tell her that!Londonirish wrote:slapbangwhallop wrote:Big Joe Joyce is the King.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je0Jqg1h ... re=related
Tell you what, Joe's Daughter's look even Harder, and a bit Hairier as well![]()
From 4.23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbor_qfX ... re=related
I've never met Louis Welch's daughter, but his Mrs is a soft spoken, unassuming and pretty attractive.Londonirish wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:I'd love to see you tell her that!Londonirish wrote:
Tell you what, Joe's Daughter's look even Harder, and a bit Hairier as well![]()
From 4.23
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rbor_qfX ... re=related
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Is John Joe Joyce related to him? He looks like the kid hitting the bag in Martin's video.slapbangwhallop wrote:Big Joe Joyce is the King.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je0Jqg1h ... re=related
I'm glad I bothered to read through the thread first before I made reference to the bloke from x factor before the novelty had worn offThe_Don1 wrote:louis welch, i swear I saw him live, just a few minutes ago, on x factor