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Ojay Abrams
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 05:44
by jamesmcdonnell
Saw him fight last night, amazing, the guy is 40, and hasn't won a fight for ages, but by christ was he is good nick, looked as fit as a boxer in his mid twenties.
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 05:51
by stujones
Was he on a Eurosport show, James. I thought he had retired.
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 06:01
by Old bones Ian
He had a bad 1st round ko loss recently, but got himself checked out and all was ok.
I think he is only going to take on the novice ones now and he would love to get to 100 fights
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 06:02
by stujones
Ojay Abrams was involved in one of the funniest moments of British boxing in recent years when he fought Ryan Rhodes.
I think its a tie between Ojay's little kick and that Andrew Davies blowing his nose on Johnny Nelson's shoulder.
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 06:14
by knockout
ojay is class!!!
he did that little kick on Jimmy Tibbs as well!!!
then he turned up to fight with a santa outfit on a year or two ago!!!!
Farnells dad tried to beat him up once after the fight with Arnie.....
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 06:17
by stujones
knockout wrote:
Farnells dad tried to beat him up once after the fight with Arnie.....

funny as feck.
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 06:52
by jamesmcdonnell
He was having a pop at Barry McGuigan last night shouting at him because Barry had written a piece telling him to quit.
Was at the black tie do at the Cafe Royal last night, good laugh, and the after party was cracking, myself and Mr McNeilly carried the torch for boxrec.
Had the priviledge of talking to Mr McGuigan last night, nice guy, approachable, wish I'd gotten a picture but the camera was upstairs. Mickey Cantwell was a friendly guy too, and had a dancing competition with Billy Schwer, whose footwork is definetly still good. Not sure who won, but Scwer was certainly throwing himself into it.
Does anyone know the contact details of the BBA that McGuigan and Cantwell are involved with, should have got their number last night but didn't. mainly because I was very......very drunk.
Posted: 28 Jan 2005, 07:10
by stujones
Spoke to McGuigan once, the man was a gentleman. He was running to get back in the studio from ringside. I shout "Barry" expecting a wave, he ran back and shook my hand - could tell me who I was supporting from my accent and said "Don't worry, I'm sure Robinson will bounce back, he just wasn't right tonight".
I would have been happy with a wave because he was clearly busy - but to do that was brilliant.
Carl Thompson was also brilliant that night to me aswell, never will forget - he was more interested in me asking stuff like "How many fights", "How old" etc. Mind you, I don't know if I gave senisble answers being a 16 year old and with Carl's lady friend distracting me.