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I think Bomber meant that, well done to him for getting through it tonight, Chilemba just wasn't ambitious enough. But like Bomber said it takes 2 to make a great fight.

alot of emotion in the post fight interview, like he said he didn't have to take the fight and could of gone for an easier opponent, but a win is a win.

I loved that comment, absolutely brilliant. Bomber I salute you.

Old bones Ian wrote:I think Bomber meant that, well done to him for getting through it tonight, Chilemba just wasn't ambitious enough. But like Bomber said it takes 2 to make a great fight.

alot of emotion in the post fight interview, like he said he didn't have to take the fight and could of gone for an easier opponent, but a win is a win.

Switched it over to the football during the interview. What happened?

The first fight would have been the same, but Bomber backed off half way through.

wont beat dawson though

Glad he said it and I saw how much it meant to him, loved how he got the crowd involved too.

Onwards, will be hopeful he can pull something out against Stevenson or Dawson, I want to see him do well.

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:I think Bomber meant that, well done to him for getting through it tonight, Chilemba just wasn't ambitious enough. But like Bomber said it takes 2 to make a great fight.

alot of emotion in the post fight interview, like he said he didn't have to take the fight and could of gone for an easier opponent, but a win is a win.

Switched it over to the football during the interview. What happened?

Half way through the interview he said he'd taken alot of flak on forums and twitter and they can all shove it up yer arse

DMA1987 wrote:Glad he said it and I saw how much it meant to him, loved how he got the crowd involved too.

Onwards, will be hopeful he can pull something out against Stevenson or Dawson, I want to see him do well.

never gonna happen. Dawson is far quicker and he's a better boxer aswell.

Can't wait for the ingrate to get knocked out by Dawson.

Old bones Ian wrote:

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:I think Bomber meant that, well done to him for getting through it tonight, Chilemba just wasn't ambitious enough. But like Bomber said it takes 2 to make a great fight.

alot of emotion in the post fight interview, like he said he didn't have to take the fight and could of gone for an easier opponent, but a win is a win.

Switched it over to the football during the interview. What happened?

Half way through the interview he said he'd taken alot of flak on forums and twitter and they can all shove it up yer arse

LOL - if you talk the talk you have to walk the walk. If you read and post on opinion forums you have to be prepared for people who dont share your opinion.

if tony dont like bad comments then i sicuggest he stays off forums and social network sites cause no matter what there will always be negative comments with every fighter,unless your floyd mayweather jnr

Old bones Ian wrote:I think Bomber meant that, well done to him for getting through it tonight, Chilemba just wasn't ambitious enough. But like Bomber said it takes 2 to make a great fight.

alot of emotion in the post fight interview, like he said he didn't have to take the fight and could of gone for an easier opponent, but a win is a win.

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:I think Bomber meant that, well done to him for getting through it tonight, Chilemba just wasn't ambitious enough. But like Bomber said it takes 2 to make a great fight.

alot of emotion in the post fight interview, like he said he didn't have to take the fight and could of gone for an easier opponent, but a win is a win.

Switched it over to the football during the interview. What happened?

I went to make a cup of coffee.

Old bones Ian wrote:

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:I think Bomber meant that, well done to him for getting through it tonight, Chilemba just wasn't ambitious enough. But like Bomber said it takes 2 to make a great fight.

alot of emotion in the post fight interview, like he said he didn't have to take the fight and could of gone for an easier opponent, but a win is a win.

Switched it over to the football during the interview. What happened?

Half way through the interview he said he'd taken alot of flak on forums and twitter and they can all shove it up yer arse

My ex refers to him as Bellend.

Ratchet Exits Nu wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:

ShadrachSimmo wrote:
Switched it over to the football during the interview. What happened?

Half way through the interview he said he'd taken alot of flak on forums and twitter and they can all shove it up yer arse

My ex refers to me as Bellend.

Fixed.

jameswilson wrote:
My wife refers to RATCHET as DA DON DADDA!

Triple fixed!

I love as Bellew struggled during both fights how the Sky team kept trying to hype the fact that Chilemba was an avoided dangerman in the upper reaches of the division. The fact is that Bellew is Euro level at best and will get exposed if they throw him in with any of the top operators in the division.

dve3333 wrote:I love as Bellew struggled during both fights how the Sky team kept trying to hype the fact that Chilemba was an avoided dangerman in the upper reaches of the division. The fact is that Bellew is Euro level at best and will get exposed if they throw him in with any of the top operators in the division.

This was a fight for the number one spot. After champions if that's not the upper end of the division what is?

Last time he was over the top getting in chilembas face & saying he's prepared to die bla bla bla.he did deserve abit of stick tbh.

SNG wrote:

dve3333 wrote:I love as Bellew struggled during both fights how the Sky team kept trying to hype the fact that Chilemba was an avoided dangerman in the upper reaches of the division. The fact is that Bellew is Euro level at best and will get exposed if they throw him in with any of the top operators in the division.

This was a fight for the number one spot. After champions if that's not the upper end of the division what is?

If you regard the various sanctioning bodies ratings as gospel truth then I dunno what to tell you.

dve3333 wrote:

SNG wrote:

dve3333 wrote:I love as Bellew struggled during both fights how the Sky team kept trying to hype the fact that Chilemba was an avoided dangerman in the upper reaches of the division. The fact is that Bellew is Euro level at best and will get exposed if they throw him in with any of the top operators in the division.

This was a fight for the number one spot. After champions if that's not the upper end of the division what is?

If you regard the various sanctioning bodies ratings as gospel truth then I dunno what to tell you.

Nice non-answer.

Bellew has jumped above Cleverly in the boxrec rankings Tony is no 4 now and Cleverly is 11. 8)

Naandrew wrote:Bellew has jumped above Cleverly in the boxrec rankings Tony is no 4 now and Cleverly is 11. 8)

I definitely agree about the "takes two to fight" comment. Chilemba is a horrible non-boxer. Don't know why he bothers tbh. Wouldn't watch him fight if it was free and in my back garden.

winkveron wrote:I definitely agree about the "takes two to fight" comment. Chilemba is a horrible non-boxer. Don't know why he bothers tbh. Wouldn't watch him fight if it was free and in my back garden.

By the same token I'd love to see how Cleverly would deal with him.