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was Moore a bit chinny tonight
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 16:13
by buzz
So was Moore a bit chinny tonight????
What has happenend???
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 16:18
by REAL_DEAL
sky havent even shown this fight yet, so you probably ruined it for some people
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 16:18
by AlexY2K4
Cheers buzz.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 16:30
by bennie
Moore came off the floor to win then.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:38
by hitman_hatton1
his hip went so he's allowed an excuse i think

he was in obvious trouble and then bang in came the right and the ref made a perfect decision to stop the fight.
richie davies best referee on planet earth

Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:39
by bennie
Yeah, Davies did what the corner should have done and pulled Moore out.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:42
by REAL_DEAL
notice moore had a new nickname maverlous
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:44
by mrbassie
Not chinny at all, blew his hip in the first and imo the knockdown was more due to that than his chin. He did get hit flush but I noticed on the replay that he was standing on one leg at the time, not sure if it was the side he hurt but still, no disgrace in losing like that.
Good reffing btw
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:44
by glittermonkey
I'm not sure he looked chinny, he was caught with a decent punch but i'm not sure it would have put him down if he hadn't had the trouble with his hip. His balance was awful, and the question has to be asked, should he have been allowed to fight whilst carrying an injury like that?
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:47
by sboxingbuddy
Very Chinnie tonight now we all know he is not the best in britan richard Williams is
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Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:48
by hitman_hatton1
sboxingbuddy wrote:Very Chinnie tonight now we all know he is not the best in britan richard Williams is
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richard williams vs ossie duran please

Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:52
by MightyWarrior
Anyone who bet on Moore is probably feeling pretty pissed off right now. His trainer put his foot in it when that pushy bastard from Sky launched an interview mid round.
He admitted Moore had hurt the hip recently, then everyone back tracked after.
Should he have fought tonight? Didn't look like it.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:58
by Ulysses
MightyWarrior wrote:His trainer put his foot in it when that pushy bastard from Sky launched an interview mid round...
Ed Robinson is a good bloke who knows his boxing, Mighty Warrior.

Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 18:59
by beduff
stupidness on promoter and trainers part,chinny?your havin a laugh you try fighting on one leg.

Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 19:01
by bennie
Even Ian Darke knew about it. Oliver Harrison is a good trainer but has now seen two of his biggest fighters stopped in recent weeks: Farnell and Moore.
Neither should really have fought.
Interestingly, another of Harrison's big fighters, Stephen Foster Junior, did pull out of a recent fight with Mickey Bowden. That was his dad's influence playing a part.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 19:04
by beduff
sounds to me like he is rushing his fighters fit{due to short notice or training is to hard leading up to a fight.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 19:04
by MightyWarrior
Ulysses wrote:MightyWarrior wrote:His trainer put his foot in it when that pushy bastard from Sky launched an interview mid round...
Ed Robinson is a good bloke who knows his boxing, Mighty Warrior.

Maybe so, but I thought he was out of order yelling at Moore's cornerman till he turned around and gave him his full attention. He was obviously worried for his injured fighter and the last thing he must've wanted to do was an interview mid round. But Robinson insisted.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 19:09
by bennie
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 19:13
by beduff
MightyWarrior wrote:Ulysses wrote:MightyWarrior wrote:His trainer put his foot in it when that pushy bastard from Sky launched an interview mid round...
Ed Robinson is a good bloke who knows his boxing, Mighty Warrior.

Maybe so, but I thought he was out of order yelling at Moore's cornerman till he turned around and gave him his full attention. He was obviously worried for his injured fighter and the last thing he must've wanted to do was an interview mid round. But Robinson insisted.
worried?he should of been worried in the gym when he got injured,he most certainly should of pulled his man out BEFORE THE FIRST BELL.
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 20:31
by Neri
Definately not chinny, Moore was a one handed fighter unable to defend himself properly
Posted: 26 Jun 2004, 21:26
by buzz
REAL_DEAL wrote:sky havent even shown this fight yet, so you probably ruined it for some people
I am so sorry, lesson learned here tonight.
I won't do it again, sorry, sorry, sory.

Posted: 27 Jun 2004, 06:49
by REAL_DEAL
MightyWarrior wrote:Anyone who bet on Moore is probably feeling pretty pissed off right now. His trainer put his foot in it when that pushy bastard from Sky launched an interview mid round.
He admitted Moore had hurt the hip recently, then everyone back tracked after.
Should he have fought tonight? Didn't look like it.
Dont hate on ed robinson, he is told what to do by his director and that was to get a interview.
Posted: 27 Jun 2004, 08:15
by ed rob
Sorry if the interview came across as pushy. We don't just put someone on the spot and force them into speaking. I asked Oliver before the end of the previous round if he'd have a word and he said fine. Then, when the comms. threw to me, I asked my question and Oliver ignored me, I had to ask the question again. But agreed, it did seem intrusive.
Also I did have a couple of pro fights but never claimed to be any good. I more than knew my own limitations but I love the sport and just wanted to say I'd given it a go.
Posted: 27 Jun 2004, 08:29
by REAL_DEAL
Least you tried.
As steve holdsworth would say, i won more than i lost
welcome to the boards ED, you been reading long?
Posted: 27 Jun 2004, 08:38
by bennie
ed rob wrote:Sorry if the interview came across as pushy. We don't just put someone on the spot and force them into speaking. I asked Oliver before the end of the previous round if he'd have a word and he said fine. Then, when the comms. threw to me, I asked my question and Oliver ignored me, I had to ask the question again. But agreed, it did seem intrusive.
Also I did have a couple of pro fights but never claimed to be any good. I more than knew my own limitations but I love the sport and just wanted to say I'd given it a go.
Yes, welcome Ed. At least you've been in there and done it.