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Romeo Romero
Posted: 19 Dec 2014, 15:20
by Eddy
I heard he collapsed a few weeks ago in the street, anyone know why? Heard he'd ended up in hospital?
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 19 Dec 2014, 15:28
by taffytoon
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 19 Dec 2014, 17:15
by WelshJack
Eddy wrote:I heard he collapsed a few weeks ago in the street, anyone know why? Heard he'd ended up in hospital?
He says on twitter to Peter McDonagh
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 19 Dec 2014, 17:19
by stevieb_8006
He's always struck me as someone who overtrains
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 19 Dec 2014, 18:21
by whiskey
Not right for a young lad collapsing in the street. Especially one supposedly fit and strong.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 20 Dec 2014, 03:53
by Jakemilo
stevieb_8006 wrote:He's always struck me as someone who overtrains
He was training in the peacock gym morning of bad blood show
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 20 Dec 2014, 08:18
by rm1
stevieb_8006 wrote:He's always struck me as someone who overtrains
Yup and looks like he has done so for a long time this can cause a lot of problems.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 20 Dec 2014, 08:30
by littlepug
Have heard he suffers from "pushy dad" syndrome which won't help
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 21 Dec 2014, 05:50
by Shirow
stevieb_8006 wrote:He's always struck me as someone who overtrains
I see him and his dad at the Peacock quite often and this is quite possibly the case. I didn't know about this but i know he was going for some endurance skipping challenge (24 hours maybe, i don't remember) a few weeks back so maybe it was connected to that.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 21 Dec 2014, 06:13
by UrbanFox
Shirow wrote:stevieb_8006 wrote:He's always struck me as someone who overtrains
I see him and his dad at the Peacock quite often and this is quite possibly the case. I didn't know about this but i know he was going for some endurance skipping challenge (24 hours maybe, i don't remember) a few weeks back so maybe it was connected to that.
Yes, he wants the skipping's world record. It was on Ifl TV.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 21 Dec 2014, 12:22
by rm1
littlepug wrote:Have heard he suffers from "pushy dad" syndrome which won't help
yeah poor sod can be fatal in a number of different ways and seems to be very common in boxing at the moment.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 21 Dec 2014, 16:41
by Rexob
rm1 wrote:littlepug wrote:Have heard he suffers from "pushy dad" syndrome which won't help
yeah poor sod can be fatal in a number of different ways and seems to be very common in boxing at the moment.
What's wrong with having a "pushy dad" ?
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 21 Dec 2014, 17:26
by stevieb_8006
Rexob wrote:rm1 wrote:littlepug wrote:Have heard he suffers from "pushy dad" syndrome which won't help
yeah poor sod can be fatal in a number of different ways and seems to be very common in boxing at the moment.
What's wrong with having a "pushy dad" ?
You aren't living your own dream, but theirs instead.
I've always felt that sports people with pushy parents never look truly satisfied with their achievements. It's like they have a tendency to list them over and over like a sort of mantra to validate themselves.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 23 Dec 2014, 11:06
by Clint Magnum
yeah poor sod can be fatal in a number of different ways and seems to be very common in boxing at the moment.[/quote]
What's wrong with having a "pushy dad" ?[/quote]
You aren't living your own dream, but theirs instead.
I've always felt that sports people with pushy parents never look truly satisfied with their achievements. It's like they have a tendency to list them over and over like a sort of mantra to validate themselves.[/quote]

Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 23 Dec 2014, 11:17
by Rexob
Yeah poor sod can be fatal in a number of different ways and seems to be very common in boxing at the moment.[/quote]
What's wrong with having a "pushy dad" ?[/quote]
You aren't living your own dream, but theirs instead.
I've always felt that sports people with pushy parents never look truly satisfied with their achievements. It's like they have a tendency to list them over and over like a sort of mantra to validate themselves.[/quote]
Name some?
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 09:00
by stevieb_8006
Rexob wrote:Yeah poor sod can be fatal in a number of different ways and seems to be very common in boxing at the moment.
What's wrong with having a "pushy dad" ?[/quote]
You aren't living your own dream, but theirs instead.
I've always felt that sports people with pushy parents never look truly satisfied with their achievements. It's like they have a tendency to list them over and over like a sort of mantra to validate themselves.[/quote]
Name some?[/quote]
Roy jones jnr. Could be why he's still fighting. Cos he's unfulfilled and just feeding his ego.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 09:17
by johnnygreaves
Look this is how it is. Romeo and his dad are very close.i wouldn't say Romeos dad is pushy Romeo is as much into the dream as tony is. They live a very alternate life than most people. I've never seen tony push him as much as people say. Of course he wants the best from his son. Romeo loves the life he Leads.
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 09:49
by stevieb_8006
johnnygreaves wrote:Look this is how it is. Romeo and his dad are very close.i wouldn't say Romeos dad is pushy Romeo is as much into the dream as tony is. They live a very alternate life than most people. I've never seen tony push him as much as people say. Of course he wants the best from his son. Romeo loves the life he Leads.
Do u think he over trains johnny? His YouTube vids seem intense, he always seems to be solo training
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 12:13
by johnnygreaves
Yeh he does train a lot but he doesnt work. And while his here he lives in the gym (literally) from what I've seen he doesn't have many mates. As in go out have a beer & a laugh. Don't think he's got a a regular bird. Their life is a bit odd I must say. Hope that doesn't offend the boy. But that's what they do. I'd say getting up for a days graft on site before six in the morning. Training and getting home after the kids are asleep, which many have to do is over doing it more.so many who comment on him and he's dad don't know them at all
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 13:12
by Rexob
stevieb_8006 wrote:Rexob wrote:Yeah poor sod can be fatal in a number of different ways and seems to be very common in boxing at the moment.
What's wrong with having a "pushy dad" ?
You aren't living your own dream, but theirs instead.
I've always felt that sports people with pushy parents never look truly satisfied with their achievements. It's like they have a tendency to list them over and over like a sort of mantra to validate themselves.[/quote]
Name some?[/quote]
Roy jones jnr. Could be why he's still fighting. Cos he's unfulfilled and just feeding his ego.[/quote]
Or maybe he's still keeping the (his) dream alive as he loves the sport he's in?
Re: Romeo Romero
Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 13:28
by rm1
the worry with this kid is that he has done too much too young anyone with a rudimentary knowledge of physiology knows that over working an undeveloped body is dangerous. He will have matured early because he is small but it looks like his dad has been pushing him since he was very young that could well come back to haunt him