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nigel benn talks sense

Posted: 12 Jun 2004, 11:45
by beduff
read todays sun i agree 100 per cent,hatton must go to america NOW.not like naseem when he was past his best,go now ricky and prove yourself.

Posted: 12 Jun 2004, 15:33
by Lefthookhappy19
I wonder if Bob Arum or even Don King would be interested in Ricky. At least those guys can deliver the big fights.

Benn

Posted: 12 Jun 2004, 15:42
by KOJOE90
Here is the link-

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,3-2004270758,00.html

Nigel is indeed talking sense.

Posted: 12 Jun 2004, 16:17
by jamesmcdonnell
Nige has been there, seen it, done it, and his own career changed dramatically when he left England to train in the states, he had a terrific late surge which really enhanced his status.

Posted: 12 Jun 2004, 18:06
by tonyevs
Yes, America did do Benn good.
On a different note can you believe he was not in the top ten BN list, especially with some of the names they had on there.

Posted: 12 Jun 2004, 22:20
by Neri
WHEN BENN SPEAKS U LISTEN!!!!!

Posted: 12 Jun 2004, 23:15
by wescliffe1984
When he hit you, you stay hit! :D

Posted: 13 Jun 2004, 03:53
by The Devil In Roy Jones
Yeah, if I remember right I think Benn has been saying this kind of thing for a while now. It's a shame he doesn't get on Sky more. They probably don't want him back because he speaks his mind.

Posted: 13 Jun 2004, 09:01
by buzz
It was good to see Benn complus mentos, He's been a bit slurred for the last few years, but I think he seemed quite with it yesterday.

Good on ya Nigel and thank you for your years of wicked entertainment. :TU:

Posted: 13 Jun 2004, 10:14
by KOJOE90
The Devil In Roy Jones wrote:Yeah, if I remember right I think Benn has been saying this kind of thing for a while now. It's a shame he doesn't get on Sky more. They probably don't want him back because he speaks his mind.
Benn has said a simular think about Audley Harrison on the BBC about a year ago, I don't think he got another invite back. :evil:

Benn is possibly my favourite UK fighters I followed his career since his ABA win, (I think against future Pros Johnny Melfah and Rod Douglas).

His fights excited me in a way that hasn't been quite matched since. I was lucky enough to see him fight live a number of times including the first Eubank classic.

His comments on Boxing and Boxers are usually pretty sound, he seems a down to earth guy, what you see is what you get type.