No Moore Mr Nice guy? No chance

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Jamie Moore on retirement, avenging that final loss and his new life as a broadcaster, coach and businessman...

Also got some interesting views on Prizefighter and the boxing/UFC divide

http://www.dailypost.co.uk/sport-news/b ... -29716360/
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PS I didn't have a proper look at the BM Q&A so hopefully there is some new stuff in here...
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I am pleased to hear he has got plenty to keep him busy in retirement and I am sure to a man on here wish him the best of luck in the future.
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Amen to that, he's a terrific bloke..
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Wonder if he would he take part in a Prizefighter Middleweights if offered

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He's better than that...

Moore's retired and a level above the majority of guys who take part in Prizefighter

They're usually up and comers or faded and in need of the cash/publicity....

I hope he stays retired, got a lot to offer the sport from outside the ropes.
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yea i know that but £32000 and sky would obviously get right behind him too


Captain Hook wrote:He's better than that...

Moore's retired and a level above the majority of guys who take part in Prizefighter

They're usually up and comers or faded and in need of the cash/publicity....

I hope he stays retired, got a lot to offer the sport from outside the ropes.
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Catch Jamie on the Main Event Boxing Show tonight Premier sports SKY 433 at 10 o'clock its Freeview :)
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anyone got any dirt on mooresy :DD

i love the man a proper gent & can swallow his pride & ego in favour of his family :!: that commands respect :!:
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[quote="hurlock"]anyone got any dirt on mooresy :DD

That would be quality !!! :lol:
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We could do a follow-up article :)
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Since the epic fight, Ryan and Jamie have become real pals.
I know that come fight night, Ryan will realise the importance of defeating Komitski not just for himself, but there'll be a little bit in there for Jamie.
Good luck to him wherever his future takes him - as a broadcaster, or a trainer. He'd be a credit to either, and a credit to the sport.
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nice fella who deserves any success what comes by, like his comments on sky.suits even getting better1 :box:
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twenty six wrote:Since the epic fight, Ryan and Jamie have become real pals.
I know that come fight night, Ryan will realise the importance of defeating Komitski not just for himself, but there'll be a little bit in there for Jamie.
Good luck to him wherever his future takes him - as a broadcaster, or a trainer. He'd be a credit to either, and a credit to the sport.
it's beggining to make me sick :!:know one can be this nice :!:

let's find some dirt :!: or even make it up :DD

matko can start... :DDD
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