Why is Bellew so obsessed?
Posted: 16 Mar 2014, 07:38
With Cleverly, I know my name is WelshJack but every single interview he talks about him over and over again.
+1TheCobra wrote:Haha that interview after the fight was funny, you can tell he genuinely hates Cleverly. "Stop going on about your Maths degree and fight" Hahaha.
Though I remember reading an interview with Bellew; (Boxing News or Monthly) maybe before he turned pro and he wanted to be an accountant, I'm not sure if he had a placement or was going for a course but he said he'd seen the accountants that worked for the Liverpool council all driving fantastic cars and he wanted a bit of it. He may be a little jealous of Nathan who could go down that route if he wanted to; having a maths degree and boxing pro is far better than boxing pro without a maths degree.TheCobra wrote:Haha that interview after the fight was funny, you can tell he genuinely hates Cleverly. "Stop going on about your Maths degree and fight" Hahaha.
This - and also the fact that he hopes it will be for a version of the "world" title so we can all pretend the the is a world champion.taffytoon wrote:Big payday rematch obviously
Nah mate, what it was is that as amateurs on Lottery funding Bellew, Steven Smith and David Price were all also "employed" by Liverpool City council as apprentices by virtue of their boxing, although in reality they didn't do a days work but we're paid by the council in a publicity stunt/scam.palooka wrote:Though I remember reading an interview with Bellew; (Boxing News or Monthly) maybe before he turned pro and he wanted to be an accountant, I'm not sure if he had a placement or was going for a course but he said he'd seen the accountants that worked for the Liverpool council all driving fantastic cars and he wanted a bit of it. He may be a little jealous of Nathan who could go down that route if he wanted to.TheCobra wrote:Haha that interview after the fight was funny, you can tell he genuinely hates Cleverly. "Stop going on about your Maths degree and fight" Hahaha.
bripez wrote:Nah mate, what it was is that as amateurs on Lottery funding Bellew, Steven Smith and David Price were all also "employed" by Liverpool City council as apprentices by virtue of their boxing, although in reality they didn't do a days work but we're paid by the council in a publicity stunt/scam.palooka wrote:Though I remember reading an interview with Bellew; (Boxing News or Monthly) maybe before he turned pro and he wanted to be an accountant, I'm not sure if he had a placement or was going for a course but he said he'd seen the accountants that worked for the Liverpool council all driving fantastic cars and he wanted a bit of it. He may be a little jealous of Nathan who could go down that route if he wanted to.TheCobra wrote:Haha that interview after the fight was funny, you can tell he genuinely hates Cleverly. "Stop going on about your Maths degree and fight" Hahaha.
Another example of a council wasting money that they didn't have under false pretences.
Both Smith and Bellew were described as Trainee Accountants and Price was described as a Plumber.
Wouldn't surprise me if we didn't see him in a boxing ring again, took a pasting off Kovalev, no easy route back to a world title and he can earn well outside of boxing, on top of what he earned in the ring.Parson Cross wrote:Cleverly never talks about anything anymore. Depends which rumour you believe. Is he running his contract down ? Has he hung them up ?
Bit harsh as bomber is better than domestic level, if he was world class he would have put his opponent away with consummate ease last night, in reality, in an entertaining fight, the low blow probably saved bomber from a stoppage loss as he was in big big trouble.bripez wrote:This - and also the fact that he hopes it will be for a version of the "world" title so we can all pretend the the is a world champion.taffytoon wrote:Big payday rematch obviously
He sees Clev as the easiest and most financially lucrative route to a title.
Bellew is a decent boxer and his level is domestic level. His constant attempts to kid the public that he is world class are a little embarrassing, he is good at talking about it but not at actually showing it.
It wasn't meant as an insult mate - I wish that I was domestic class!rhino222 wrote:Bit harsh as bomber is better than domestic level, if he was world class he would have put his opponent away with consummate ease last night, in reality, in an entertaining fight, the low blow probably saved bomber from a stoppage loss as he was in big big trouble.bripez wrote:This - and also the fact that he hopes it will be for a version of the "world" title so we can all pretend the the is a world champion.taffytoon wrote:Big payday rematch obviously
He sees Clev as the easiest and most financially lucrative route to a title.
Bellew is a decent boxer and his level is domestic level. His constant attempts to kid the public that he is world class are a little embarrassing, he is good at talking about it but not at actually showing it.
They asked Eddie Hearn and then he started mouthing off. My favourite quote is "i'll fight him in his back garden" after he was beaten in Liverpool.korn69 wrote:Bellew isn't people just always bring cleves name up because they know Bellew hates him and its a good sound bite. shame it wasn't on allegedly Bunce would have let him go for a few minutes about it Sky cut it of.
be an entertaining rematch if it happens i fancy Bellew to do the job this time.WelshJack wrote:They asked Eddie Hearn and then he started mouthing off. My favourite quote is "i'll fight him in his back garden" after he was beaten in Liverpool.korn69 wrote:Bellew isn't people just always bring cleves name up because they know Bellew hates him and its a good sound bite. shame it wasn't on allegedly Bunce would have let him go for a few minutes about it Sky cut it of.
Is he a better boxer? Its a close call and a very competitive fight.WelshJack wrote:Thing is Cleverly never talks about his Maths degree. Is Bellew jus upset Clev is a better boxer and even when he is done with it he can get a well paid job if he needs to.
I think Kovalev did more than just beat him that night. I remember seeing Nathan sat in his corner between rounds looking utterly lost and completely drained of any colour. Even if he does come back, I can't see that experience being completely forgotten.expe wrote:Wouldn't surprise me if we didn't see him in a boxing ring again, took a pasting off Kovalev, no easy route back to a world title and he can earn well outside of boxing, on top of what he earned in the ring.Parson Cross wrote:Cleverly never talks about anything anymore. Depends which rumour you believe. Is he running his contract down ? Has he hung them up ?