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credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 15:32
by rhino222
guys
i have been a big critic of franks in the past, but this weekend he has delivered a fantastic non ppv boxing extravaganza.
reatively even fights x 4
some of the ppv fights this last year have been absolute shite.
well don frank and well done sky.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 15:38
by Dan Dares
potentially the best card of the year

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 15:40
by THE MESSIAH
This is what we are supposed to get.

Thanks? Its what I pay for!

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 15:47
by dondada
THE MESSIAH wrote:This is what we are supposed to get.

Thanks? Its what I pay for!
x2

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 15:53
by tear up
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
THE MESSIAH wrote:This is what we are supposed to get.

Thanks? Its what I pay for!
x2
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Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 15:59
by doctorboxing
tear up wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
THE MESSIAH wrote:This is what we are supposed to get.

Thanks? Its what I pay for!
x2
xxxxxxxxxxxx3
X4

Plus some extra xxxxxx's to go along with tear up (as long as these are not misconstrued as kisses towards Fwank)

It is a very good card and I am delighted but it is a bit ridiculous that we think its so amazing that we get a good card that is not a PPV, considering the money we all pay every month for SKY and SKY sports.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 16:00
by THE MESSIAH
WHATS DOES IT SAY ABOUT bOXING WHEN WE APPLAUD 50/50 FIGHTS?


:lol:

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 16:45
by bigped
rhino222 wrote:guys
i have been a big critic of franks in the past, but this weekend he has delivered a fantastic non ppv boxing extravaganza.
reatively even fights x 4
some of the ppv fights this last year have been absolute shite.
well don frank and well done sky.

Odds for this weeks fight are as follows

frankie gavin 1/50

Tony bellew 1/5

Ricky burns 1/8

john murray 1/2

thats taken from ladbrokes, theres only one so called 50/50 fight on this card and thats the murray fight and even then id have it 70/30 in murrays favour.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 16:59
by NazNaci1
doctorboxing wrote:
tear up wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote: x2
xxxxxxxxxxxx3
X4

Plus some extra xxxxxx's to go along with tear up (as long as these are not misconstrued as kisses towards Fwank)

It is a very good card and I am delighted but it is a bit ridiculous that we think its so amazing that we get a good card that is not a PPV, considering the money we all pay every month for SKY and SKY sports.
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Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 17:14
by TheCobra
x7

The card is good but is all we should expect, Sky pump so much money into other sports (mainly football) though and leave boxing as the poor relation on the fringes in my opinion.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 17:14
by THE MESSIAH
MachoMan09 wrote:x6

x7!

:TU:

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 17:20
by Final round
bigped wrote:
rhino222 wrote:guys
i have been a big critic of franks in the past, but this weekend he has delivered a fantastic non ppv boxing extravaganza.
reatively even fights x 4
some of the ppv fights this last year have been absolute shite.
well don frank and well done sky.

Odds for this weeks fight are as follows

frankie gavin 1/50

Tony bellew 1/5

Ricky burns 1/8

john murray 1/2

thats taken from ladbrokes, theres only one so called 50/50 fight on this card and thats the murray fight and even then id have it 70/30 in murrays favour.
Ovil/Bellew could go either way like the first

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 17:22
by Asterix
Only 1 fight (Murray vs Mitchell) looks reasonably even, but I do agree that it's a good card. None of the opponents are turning up to lose and 3 of them are proven at domestic level. Well done, Dean Powell.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 18:00
by bigped
Final round wrote:
bigped wrote:
rhino222 wrote:guys
i have been a big critic of franks in the past, but this weekend he has delivered a fantastic non ppv boxing extravaganza.
reatively even fights x 4
some of the ppv fights this last year have been absolute shite.
well don frank and well done sky.

Odds for this weeks fight are as follows

frankie gavin 1/50

Tony bellew 1/5

Ricky burns 1/8

john murray 1/2

thats taken from ladbrokes, theres only one so called 50/50 fight on this card and thats the murray fight and even then id have it 70/30 in murrays favour.
Ovil/Bellew could go either way like the first
bellew will stop him for sure, cant c ovils performance being any better than first time round if he was going to beat tony it was then his chance has been and gone, tony stops him in 6 for me.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 18:14
by Jeff Thomas
A competitive card- holy moly?!?!?!?!?

If certain people could get away with it no doubt this would be ppv

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 19:46
by stujones
Agree with the consensus, it is a good card but it is what we should be expecting. I would say there are two relative even fights - I'm finding it more difficult to pick between Cook and Burns than most.

I failed to see the controvesy between McKenzie and Bellew last time... okay I tell a white lie, I disagreed with the stoppage, but I had Bellew leading at the time of the stoppage - I know the judges didn't but McKenzie had shot his bolt... only one winner from about the 6th.

No disrepect, but Woodhouse has lost to guys that Gavin didn't lose a round to, just how is this an even fight. Its a backward step for Franke compared to Mutley and Lomax... plus the weight issue stacks things further in Gavin's favour.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 15 Jul 2011, 20:32
by hitman_hatton1
stujones wrote:Agree with the consensus, it is a good card but it is what we should be expecting. I would say there are two relative even fights - I'm finding it more difficult to pick between Cook and Burns than most.

I failed to see the controvesy between McKenzie and Bellew last time... okay I tell a white lie, I disagreed with the stoppage, but I had Bellew leading at the time of the stoppage - I know the judges didn't but McKenzie had shot his bolt... only one winner from about the 6th.

No disrepect, but Woodhouse has lost to guys that Gavin didn't lose a round to, just how is this an even fight. Its a backward step for Franke compared to Mutley and Lomax... plus the weight issue stacks things further in Gavin's favour.
yep.

agreed bellew had his measure.

and gavin should deal with woodhouse in style if he's any sort of world class prospect.

which i don't think he is unfortunately.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 01:58
by Tommy Gunn13
bigped wrote:
rhino222 wrote:guys
i have been a big critic of franks in the past, but this weekend he has delivered a fantastic non ppv boxing extravaganza.
reatively even fights x 4
some of the ppv fights this last year have been absolute shite.
well don frank and well done sky.

Odds for this weeks fight are as follows

frankie gavin 1/50

Tony bellew 1/5

Ricky burns 1/8

john murray 1/2

thats taken from ladbrokes, theres only one so called 50/50 fight on this card and thats the murray fight and even then id have it 70/30 in murrays favour.
Betfred are doing treble specials..Burns,Bellew&Murray are 11/10 for all 3 wins..il be having a bit of that :box:

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 04:11
by dondada
Asterix wrote:Only 1 fight (Murray vs Mitchell) looks reasonably even, but I do agree that it's a good card. None of the opponents are turning up to lose and 3 of them are proven at domestic level. Well done, Dean Powell.
I went to the Post Office the other day and handed over a sum of money to cover the delivery of a letter.

Lo and behold, it arrived at the nominated address a couple of days later.

Well done, Royal Mail! :roll:

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 04:55
by Asterix
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Asterix wrote:Only 1 fight (Murray vs Mitchell) looks reasonably even, but I do agree that it's a good card. None of the opponents are turning up to lose and 3 of them are proven at domestic level. Well done, Dean Powell.
I went to the Post Office the other day and handed over a sum of money to cover the delivery of a letter.

Lo and behold, it arrived at the nominated address a couple of days later.

Well done, Royal Mail! :roll:
Is your point that Warren has finally given Powell enough money to put together a good card?

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 05:01
by Scottrf
Asterix wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Asterix wrote:Only 1 fight (Murray vs Mitchell) looks reasonably even, but I do agree that it's a good card. None of the opponents are turning up to lose and 3 of them are proven at domestic level. Well done, Dean Powell.
I went to the Post Office the other day and handed over a sum of money to cover the delivery of a letter.

Lo and behold, it arrived at the nominated address a couple of days later.

Well done, Royal Mail! :roll:
Is your point that Warren has finally given Powell enough money to put together a good card?
Or that it's his job and is to be expected.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 05:05
by Jeff Thomas
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Asterix wrote:Only 1 fight (Murray vs Mitchell) looks reasonably even, but I do agree that it's a good card. None of the opponents are turning up to lose and 3 of them are proven at domestic level. Well done, Dean Powell.
I went to the Post Office the other day and handed over a sum of money to cover the delivery of a letter.

Lo and behold, it arrived at the nominated address a couple of days later.

Well done, Royal Mail! :roll:
:lol: :lol:

I went to the hair dressers the other day , paid my £5 and amazingly she managed to shave the whole lot. Not one tuft left.

Well done, Susan Murray

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 05:23
by Asterix
Scottrf wrote:
Asterix wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote: I went to the Post Office the other day and handed over a sum of money to cover the delivery of a letter.

Lo and behold, it arrived at the nominated address a couple of days later.

Well done, Royal Mail! :roll:
Is your point that Warren has finally given Powell enough money to put together a good card?
Or that it's his job and is to be expected.
That would make more sense. I guess I was confused as to why I was quoted for it.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 05:23
by dondada
Asterix wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Asterix wrote:Only 1 fight (Murray vs Mitchell) looks reasonably even, but I do agree that it's a good card. None of the opponents are turning up to lose and 3 of them are proven at domestic level. Well done, Dean Powell.
I went to the Post Office the other day and handed over a sum of money to cover the delivery of a letter.

Lo and behold, it arrived at the nominated address a couple of days later.

Well done, Royal Mail! :roll:
Is your point that Warren has finally given Powell enough money to put together a good card?
As has been said, my point is that it is his job.

Is your point that a matchmaker should be congratulated for making matches - even those when the opponents share the same promoter?

Which of these would have been difficult to make, exactly?

And Jeff, yes - well done Susan Murray for providing the service which she presumably advertises and for which you paid a pre-agreed fee!

Whilst I'm on, can I congratulate my local Chinese takeaway for handing over a special fried rice last night for the stated sum of £4.40! :TU:

Sorry to be sarky, Asterix, but, as has also been said, it shows the sh1t sandwiches boxing fans are used to eating when a few reasonably interesting matches are made (most of which still have really heavy favourites) and people are congratulating those involved and saying how wonderful it is that it isn't PPV.

Re: credit to frank w@rren

Posted: 16 Jul 2011, 05:34
by Asterix
I wasn't congratulating. I just said well done for putting a decent card together. I'd be very happy to say well done every week.