Domestic heavyweight business...
Posted: 10 Sep 2005, 14:52
...which quite frankly has just fucked my brains.
Whilst I was waiting for the curry to arrive, I pondered, as you do, what John McDermott is doing at the moment. All quiet on that front, I thought, so I'll find out in order to quench my ravimous ? ravonous? hungry appetite for information on this subject.
SO, tracked down this from allegedly's site:
problem 1: "There's not much chance of a rematch [between McDermott and Krence] either - Krence doesn't hold the [English] title any more after he lost in the last round to Scott Gammer in his last fight"
Is that true? Do you lose an English title if you lose a British title? Has to be that, because otherwise Fwank you're going alledgedly fornicating loopy because Gammer is Welsh.
Not a problem but interesting ditty (is that a word? I'm sure it is I think I heard Leonard Rossiter say it once) 2
"And [McDermott] received a boost recently when he was told to box former British champion Michael Sprott in an eliminator for the British title held by Matt Skelton.
First Sprott must fight in a European title contest in Germany – but McDermott will be ready and waiting for him on his return"
Now this biography thing was updated in July on FW.TV, so it takes into account Sprott/Vidoz. In which case, how the hell has McDermott cropped up with a British eliminator against Sprott. Because a) Should Sprott win the EBU, then surely he'd only fight for the British title if that comes along with Skelton, if he is an EBU mandatory or whatever. He wouldn't, as EBU holder, go through an eliminator with McDermott just in order to get the British title. b) If Sprott loses to Vidoz, then fair enough maybe a British eliminator would be something to consider. The only problem being - Gammer. Has he just won a British eliminator for no other reason than he was bored watching Richard and Judy or what. And with all respect, if those three were involved in an elimintator (Sprott, Mc and Gammer, not Gammer, Richard and Judy) I would say it should be Gammer-v-McDermott. Winner of that fights Sprott. Winner of that then fights Skelton, who by which time will be 62
Anyway, sorry, that's a total rambling hunk of rubbish I've just written
Whilst I was waiting for the curry to arrive, I pondered, as you do, what John McDermott is doing at the moment. All quiet on that front, I thought, so I'll find out in order to quench my ravimous ? ravonous? hungry appetite for information on this subject.
SO, tracked down this from allegedly's site:
problem 1: "There's not much chance of a rematch [between McDermott and Krence] either - Krence doesn't hold the [English] title any more after he lost in the last round to Scott Gammer in his last fight"
Is that true? Do you lose an English title if you lose a British title? Has to be that, because otherwise Fwank you're going alledgedly fornicating loopy because Gammer is Welsh.
Not a problem but interesting ditty (is that a word? I'm sure it is I think I heard Leonard Rossiter say it once) 2
"And [McDermott] received a boost recently when he was told to box former British champion Michael Sprott in an eliminator for the British title held by Matt Skelton.
First Sprott must fight in a European title contest in Germany – but McDermott will be ready and waiting for him on his return"
Now this biography thing was updated in July on FW.TV, so it takes into account Sprott/Vidoz. In which case, how the hell has McDermott cropped up with a British eliminator against Sprott. Because a) Should Sprott win the EBU, then surely he'd only fight for the British title if that comes along with Skelton, if he is an EBU mandatory or whatever. He wouldn't, as EBU holder, go through an eliminator with McDermott just in order to get the British title. b) If Sprott loses to Vidoz, then fair enough maybe a British eliminator would be something to consider. The only problem being - Gammer. Has he just won a British eliminator for no other reason than he was bored watching Richard and Judy or what. And with all respect, if those three were involved in an elimintator (Sprott, Mc and Gammer, not Gammer, Richard and Judy) I would say it should be Gammer-v-McDermott. Winner of that fights Sprott. Winner of that then fights Skelton, who by which time will be 62
Anyway, sorry, that's a total rambling hunk of rubbish I've just written