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Not good this, fornicating cowards with blades

Read this online yesterday. I honestly don't understand why someone would make the choice of carrying a knife around with them never mind use the fuckin thing!

Very sad and very bad for boxing.

Kill the sh*t f*ck that did this. Like Indonesia Thailand Philippines do with traffickers, just find him and finish him.

Kill the sh*t f*ck that did this. Like Indonesia Thailand Philippines do with traffickers, just find him and finish him.

(By which I mean the state, not someone’s private project)

Stuarty30 wrote:Read this online yesterday. I honestly don't understand why someone would make the choice of carrying a knife around with them never mind use the fuckin thing!

You have to be a loon to carry a blade, that or thick as shit. It doesn't even give you the upper hand, I saw a poor guy get stabbed once before and it didn't drop him for about 5 mins, so using one isn't to get the upper hand in a scrap, its just pure evil.

You don't get stabbed and fall to the floor like in old movies. Absolute scum.

It was wild at the Williams Corcoran fight the other week, thought someone could have got hurt. It was pure mayhem at one stage, its bad for the sport big time

bad do for the sport of boxing

chrisnew86 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Read this online yesterday. I honestly don't understand why someone would make the choice of carrying a knife around with them never mind use the fuckin thing!

You have to be a loon to carry a blade, that or thick as poo. It doesn't even give you the upper hand, I saw a poor guy get stabbed once before and it didn't drop him for about 5 mins, so using one isn't to get the upper hand in a scrap, its just pure evil.

You don't get stabbed and fall to the floor like in old movies. Absolute scum.

It was wild at the Williams Corcoran fight the other week, thought someone could have got hurt. It was pure mayhem at one stage, its bad for the sport big time

Definitely mate. When I was a boy my dad got stabbed to within a quarter of an inch of his life. Stabbed multiple times and one of the wounds was literally fractions from piercing his heart. He doesn't talk about it much but my mam once told me he continued fighting the guy then ran for a short distance before collapsing. One of the times my dad did talk about it he said he never knew he'd been stabbed. He was on the ground wrestling and trying to hit the other guy whilst this nutter was stabbing away at him. He said he thought the guy was just punching him.

I've had a few close calls as well and have been lucky. its very common over here. Have to be honest it gives me the fear even today!

Some absolute scum attend boxing events.

G0mez wrote:Some absolute scum attend boxing events.

True. Most of the big fights I've attended have passed without incident. I've been quite lucky in that regard but you can always feel the atmosphere and you know it wouldn't take much for the whole place to kick off at times.

I've only saw one fight and it was at my mates debut. Two guys arguing then it all booted off. Barry Hughes was there and nearly got caught up in it.

Another one of his fights at Kelvin Hall there was a mass brawl but we had just left and must've got out just as it was starting. You could tell in advance things were about to go south!

Stuarty30 wrote:

G0mez wrote:Some absolute scum attend boxing events.

True. Most of the big fights I've attended have passed without incident. I've been quite lucky in that regard but you can always feel the atmosphere and you know it wouldn't take much for the whole place to kick off at times.

I've only saw one fight and it was at my mates debut. Two guys arguing then it all booted off. Barry Hughes was there and nearly got caught up in it.

Another one of his fights at Kelvin Hall there was a mass brawl but we had just left and must've got out just as it was starting. You could tell in advance things were about to go south!

In fact there was a scuffle and some verbals at the Frampton v Parodi fight but that was quickly dealt with.

Unfortunately the murdering coward will probably get off with a slap on the wrist and be out in 10 years.

G0mez wrote:Some absolute scum attend boxing events.

And that's just the promoters.

On another forum a guy was saying how he took his wife to her very first boxing event, after years of her saying it looked a bit too rowdy and rough for her.

He assured everything was fine and took her to Magnificent Seven show in Birmingham.

They politely clapped after the Anthony Small vs Matthew Hall fight concluded, and a couple of Hall's supports lashed out at them and others around them - and she had her nose broken.

He wrote that the security basically ran the other way as fists began to fly everywhere as the Hall fans charged around before leaving.

Stuarty30 wrote:

chrisnew86 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:Read this online yesterday. I honestly don't understand why someone would make the choice of carrying a knife around with them never mind use the fuckin thing!

You have to be a loon to carry a blade, that or thick as poo. It doesn't even give you the upper hand, I saw a poor guy get stabbed once before and it didn't drop him for about 5 mins, so using one isn't to get the upper hand in a scrap, its just pure evil.

You don't get stabbed and fall to the floor like in old movies. Absolute scum.

It was wild at the Williams Corcoran fight the other week, thought someone could have got hurt. It was pure mayhem at one stage, its bad for the sport big time

Definitely mate. When I was a boy my dad got stabbed to within a quarter of an inch of his life. Stabbed multiple times and one of the wounds was literally fractions from piercing his heart. He doesn't talk about it much but my mam once told me he continued fighting the guy then ran for a short distance before collapsing. One of the times my dad did talk about it he said he never knew he'd been stabbed. He was on the ground wrestling and trying to hit the other guy whilst this nutter was stabbing away at him. He said he thought the guy was just punching him.

I've had a few close calls as well and have been lucky. its very common over here. Have to be honest it gives me the fear even today!

That's awful mate Your dad sounds like he had a close one !

I had a blade pulled on me once outside a pub over something absolutely stupid. Not gunna lie, I ran like fornicate

chrisnew86 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

chrisnew86 wrote:
You have to be a loon to carry a blade, that or thick as poo. It doesn't even give you the upper hand, I saw a poor guy get stabbed once before and it didn't drop him for about 5 mins, so using one isn't to get the upper hand in a scrap, its just pure evil.

You don't get stabbed and fall to the floor like in old movies. Absolute scum.

It was wild at the Williams Corcoran fight the other week, thought someone could have got hurt. It was pure mayhem at one stage, its bad for the sport big time

Definitely mate. When I was a boy my dad got stabbed to within a quarter of an inch of his life. Stabbed multiple times and one of the wounds was literally fractions from piercing his heart. He doesn't talk about it much but my mam once told me he continued fighting the guy then ran for a short distance before collapsing. One of the times my dad did talk about it he said he never knew he'd been stabbed. He was on the ground wrestling and trying to hit the other guy whilst this nutter was stabbing away at him. He said he thought the guy was just punching him.

I've had a few close calls as well and have been lucky. its very common over here. Have to be honest it gives me the fear even today!

That's awful mate Your dad sounds like he had a close one !

I had a blade pulled on me once outside a pub over something absolutely stupid. Not gunna lie, I ran like eff

I had a stiletto knife pulled on me in the toilets of Zilli's by a old Italian man who must have been about 70. He looked like a very nasty piece of work. Very strange scenario. I swear he was a hit man or something. We got in a row over who was next for the toilet.

I remember saying "whoa" and then walking away. I was so flabberghasted that I didn't really have time to shit myself, it was only afterward it dawned on me what had just happened. Very very odd.

G0mez wrote:Some absolute scum attend boxing events.

I have to say, that generally the atmosphere at many boxing events is very unpleasant, and also the security presence is too sparse and ineffectual.

Unfortunately boxing attracts a lot of people who think they are hard by proxy because they support their local fighter, add in the fact that they are pissed and coked up, and you've got an incendiary atmosphere. I often used to be glad to get out of the venue as quickly as possible after a night's boxing.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

chrisnew86 wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:
Definitely mate. When I was a boy my dad got stabbed to within a quarter of an inch of his life. Stabbed multiple times and one of the wounds was literally fractions from piercing his heart. He doesn't talk about it much but my mam once told me he continued fighting the guy then ran for a short distance before collapsing. One of the times my dad did talk about it he said he never knew he'd been stabbed. He was on the ground wrestling and trying to hit the other guy whilst this nutter was stabbing away at him. He said he thought the guy was just punching him.

I've had a few close calls as well and have been lucky. its very common over here. Have to be honest it gives me the fear even today!

That's awful mate Your dad sounds like he had a close one !

I had a blade pulled on me once outside a pub over something absolutely stupid. Not gunna lie, I ran like eff

I had a stiletto knife pulled on me in the toilets of Zilli's by a old Italian man who must have been about 70. He looked like a very nasty piece of work. Very strange scenario. I swear he was a hit man or something. We got in a row over who was next for the toilet.

I remember saying "whoa" and then walking away. I was so flabberghasted that I didn't really have time to poo myself, it was only afterward it dawned on me what had just happened. Very very odd.

You're better getting to fukk when that happens. Doesn't matter if it's an old guy or some skinny midget chav! You could be as hard as nails but all it takes is one stab and you're teas out! I got slashed over the bridge of my nose to the corner of my eye by an older guy in the pub we used to drink in. I was sitting drinking and a fight broke out in the corner and he just lamped me as I sat. Nothing to do with me at all. Turned out he'd done time for a double murder and was quite a feared old fukker!

Lucky not to lose an eye. Luckily after everything had healed and the scar faded I've only ended up with a small scar across my nose and a little knick in the corner of my left eye. Just mindless daftness!

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

chrisnew86 wrote:
That's awful mate Your dad sounds like he had a close one !

I had a blade pulled on me once outside a pub over something absolutely stupid. Not gunna lie, I ran like eff

I had a stiletto knife pulled on me in the toilets of Zilli's by a old Italian man who must have been about 70. He looked like a very nasty piece of work. Very strange scenario. I swear he was a hit man or something. We got in a row over who was next for the toilet.

I remember saying "whoa" and then walking away. I was so flabberghasted that I didn't really have time to poo myself, it was only afterward it dawned on me what had just happened. Very very odd.

You're better getting to fukk when that happens. Doesn't matter if it's an old guy or some skinny midget chav! You could be as hard as nails but all it takes is one stab and you're teas out! I got slashed over the bridge of my nose to the corner of my eye by an older guy in the pub we used to drink in. I was sitting drinking and a fight broke out in the corner and he just lamped me as I sat. Nothing to do with me at all. Turned out he'd done time for a double murder and was quite a feared old fukker!

Lucky not to lose an eye. Luckily after everything had healed and the scar faded I've only ended up with a small scar across my nose and a little knick in the corner of my left eye. Just mindless daftness!

Yeah, this old geezer looked like he'd used a knife before, and wouldn't hesitate to do it again, I had no problem walking away, I've no intention of dying in the bogs of a restauraunt over an argument with an Italian midget with a knife over whose turn it is to have a shite.

There's some scary bastards out there.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
I had a stiletto knife pulled on me in the toilets of Zilli's by a old Italian man who must have been about 70. He looked like a very nasty piece of work. Very strange scenario. I swear he was a hit man or something. We got in a row over who was next for the toilet.

I remember saying "whoa" and then walking away. I was so flabberghasted that I didn't really have time to poo myself, it was only afterward it dawned on me what had just happened. Very very odd.

You're better getting to fukk when that happens. Doesn't matter if it's an old guy or some skinny midget chav! You could be as hard as nails but all it takes is one stab and you're teas out! I got slashed over the bridge of my nose to the corner of my eye by an older guy in the pub we used to drink in. I was sitting drinking and a fight broke out in the corner and he just lamped me as I sat. Nothing to do with me at all. Turned out he'd done time for a double murder and was quite a feared old fukker!

Lucky not to lose an eye. Luckily after everything had healed and the scar faded I've only ended up with a small scar across my nose and a little knick in the corner of my left eye. Just mindless daftness!

Yeah, this old geezer looked like he'd used a knife before, and wouldn't hesitate to do it again, I had no problem walking away, I've no intention of dying in the bogs of a restauraunt over an argument with an Italian midget with a knife over whose turn it is to have a shite.

There's some scary bastards out there.

Brilliant

G0mez wrote:On another forum a guy was saying how he took his wife to her very first boxing event, after years of her saying it looked a bit too rowdy and rough for her.

He assured everything was fine and took her to Magnificent Seven show in Birmingham.

They politely clapped after the Anthony Small vs Matthew Hall fight concluded, and a couple of Hall's supports lashed out at them and others around them - and she had her nose broken.

He wrote that the security basically ran the other way as fists began to fly everywhere as the Hall fans charged around before leaving.

Small-Hall was at the MEN, the guy must have been hit harder than he initially thought!

Got to love Brum fight nights, though. I was at one of those shows and a fight broke out between football fans. They weren’t rival factions, either, as two groups of BCFC fans were kicking off amongst themselves.

I took my little sister to Hatton-Magee years ago and a group of lads threatened us for committing the ultimate crime of scoring Farnell-Groenewald in favour of the away fighter. They asked if I was “One of those posh c*nts” and, ironically, a bunch of Northern Irish lads shouted them down.

Liverpool’s always interesting, on one occasion I was berated for using the toilet as a toilet and delaying the cocaine line (pun intended). Manchester is just as bad, though, as one guy tried forcing some up my nose when I said “No thanks, I’ve never used it” after he kindly offered me a line as I left the toilet.

It’s not unique to boxing. I went to a Stone Roses concert recently and from ages 20-50 the behaviour of some of the blokes was an embarrassment.

jamesmcdonnell wrote:

Stuarty30 wrote:

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
I had a stiletto knife pulled on me in the toilets of Zilli's by a old Italian man who must have been about 70. He looked like a very nasty piece of work. Very strange scenario. I swear he was a hit man or something. We got in a row over who was next for the toilet.

I remember saying "whoa" and then walking away. I was so flabberghasted that I didn't really have time to poo myself, it was only afterward it dawned on me what had just happened. Very very odd.

You're better getting to fukk when that happens. Doesn't matter if it's an old guy or some skinny midget chav! You could be as hard as nails but all it takes is one stab and you're teas out! I got slashed over the bridge of my nose to the corner of my eye by an older guy in the pub we used to drink in. I was sitting drinking and a fight broke out in the corner and he just lamped me as I sat. Nothing to do with me at all. Turned out he'd done time for a double murder and was quite a feared old fukker!

Lucky not to lose an eye. Luckily after everything had healed and the scar faded I've only ended up with a small scar across my nose and a little knick in the corner of my left eye. Just mindless daftness!

Yeah, this old geezer looked like he'd used a knife before, and wouldn't hesitate to do it again, I had no problem walking away, I've no intention of dying in the bogs of a restauraunt over an argument with an Italian midget with a knife over whose turn it is to have a shite.

There's some scary bastards out there.

Maybe he ate something that disagreed with him!

Metal Fingers wrote:

G0mez wrote:On another forum a guy was saying how he took his wife to her very first boxing event, after years of her saying it looked a bit too rowdy and rough for her.

He assured everything was fine and took her to Magnificent Seven show in Birmingham.

They politely clapped after the Anthony Small vs Matthew Hall fight concluded, and a couple of Hall's supports lashed out at them and others around them - and she had her nose broken.

He wrote that the security basically ran the other way as fists began to fly everywhere as the Hall fans charged around before leaving.

Small-Hall was at the MEN, the guy must have been hit harder than he initially thought!

Got to love Brum fight nights, though. I was at one of those shows and a fight broke out between football fans. They weren’t rival factions, either, as two groups of BCFC fans were kicking off amongst themselves.

I took my little sister to Hatton-Magee years ago and a group of lads threatened us for committing the ultimate crime of scoring Farnell-Groenewald in favour of the away fighter. They asked if I was “One of those posh c*nts” and, ironically, a bunch of Northern Irish lads shouted them down.

Liverpool’s always interesting, on one occasion I was berated for using the toilet as a toilet and delaying the cocaine line (pun intended). Manchester is just as bad, though, as one guy tried forcing some up my nose when I said “No thanks, I’ve never used it” after he kindly offered me a line as I left the toilet.

It’s not unique to boxing. I went to a Stone Roses concert recently and from ages 20-50 the behaviour of some of the blokes was an embarrassment.

It seems that there's bother anywhere with a crowd nowadays! Crowd + Booze + Drugs = Mayhem....

That T in the Park was last month and that's starting to gain quite the reputation for violence. It costs a fortune for tickets as well. Spend all that money on tickets, camping etc.. and go to fight? Stupid pudenda!

Metal Fingers wrote:

G0mez wrote:On another forum a guy was saying how he took his wife to her very first boxing event, after years of her saying it looked a bit too rowdy and rough for her.

He assured everything was fine and took her to Magnificent Seven show in Birmingham.

They politely clapped after the Anthony Small vs Matthew Hall fight concluded, and a couple of Hall's supports lashed out at them and others around them - and she had her nose broken.

He wrote that the security basically ran the other way as fists began to fly everywhere as the Hall fans charged around before leaving.

Small-Hall was at the MEN, the guy must have been hit harder than he initially thought!

Got to love Brum fight nights, though. I was at one of those shows and a fight broke out between football fans. They weren’t rival factions, either, as two groups of BCFC fans were kicking off amongst themselves.

I took my little sister to Hatton-Magee years ago and a group of lads threatened us for committing the ultimate crime of scoring Farnell-Groenewald in favour of the away fighter. They asked if I was “One of those posh c*nts” and, ironically, a bunch of Northern Irish lads shouted them down.

Liverpool’s always interesting, on one occasion I was berated for using the toilet as a toilet and delaying the cocaine line (pun intended). Manchester is just as bad, though, as one guy tried forcing some up my nose when I said “No thanks, I’ve never used it” after he kindly offered me a line as I left the toilet.

It’s not unique to boxing. I went to a Stone Roses concert recently and from ages 20-50 the behaviour of some of the blokes was an embarrassment.

Like you say I think you get that kind of dickhead behaviour at any type of big event.

I do find small hall shows are better and you don't get that type of idiots there but can get some nasty people at them depending on who's on the bill what area's/people represented etc.

all my family and friends who think I'm a thug for liking boxing now have some more ammunition. Really sad and patheitc. The amount of boxers and people I know related to boxing are actually not violet at all it really annoys me as this will no doubt fuel the fire of the boxing haters.....