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Will the fight last more or less than 4.5 rounds?

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Tricky one. Anywhere from round 3-6 I think.

However, I can see a one round blowout too. If Haye catches him cold, then in the words of Rigsby its 'Goodnight Vienna'

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Tricky one. Anywhere from round 3-6 I think.

However, I can see a one round blowout too. If Haye catches him cold, then in the words of Rigsby its 'Goodnight Vienna'

I've got a mate who says Goonight Vienna nearly evertiem I see him.

keithmoonhangover wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Tricky one. Anywhere from round 3-6 I think.

However, I can see a one round blowout too. If Haye catches him cold, then in the words of Rigsby its 'Goodnight Vienna'

I've got a mate who says Goonight Vienna nearly evertiem I see him.

Me and my old school mate say it all the time.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

keithmoonhangover wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Tricky one. Anywhere from round 3-6 I think.

However, I can see a one round blowout too. If Haye catches him cold, then in the words of Rigsby its 'Goodnight Vienna'

I've got a mate who says Goonight Vienna nearly evertiem I see him.

Me and my old school mate say it all the time.

We are always saying - "He who dares, Rodney, he who dares."

In fact, me and my mate say 'Ohhhhhh Vienna, we've cracked it' which is what Rigsby says when he thinks he's going to give the vile Miss Jones a right old rodgering.

McGuigan used to enjoy a bit of Goodnight Vienna during knockout replays (not a euphemism). Often preceded by 'Oh, there it is!'.

Not really as catchy as 'peach of a punch' or 'down the pipe'. Certainly no 'He's gone, John!'.

Edit: From Wikipedia:

Duke McKenzie is most famous for saying 'He's gone, his legs are gone' whenever a boxer gets punched.[citation needed]

Haha!

I voted Under. Never mind 4.5 rounds, I'm thinking it'll be over in 4.5 minutes. Angry in-laws at a tea party, this one.