Enzo Macrinelli next fight?

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Enzo Macrinelli next fight?

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I seen he down to fight tba on the 26th of Nov in Rome, any ideas who it will be, he seems to have gone backwards this year.
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boxrec have him down to fight Marco Heinichen, whose wins have come against fighters with a combined record of 8-94-5. If this goes ahead I hereby guarantee every forum member a piece of fruit of their own choice if it lasts more than 4 rounds. (It's scheduled for 10 :roll: )

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039363
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Post by nickd »

jomothepure wrote:boxrec have him down to fight Marco Heinichen, whose wins have come against fighters with a combined record of 8-94-5. If this goes ahead I hereby guarantee every forum member a piece of fruit of their own choice if it lasts more than 4 rounds. (It's scheduled for 10 :roll: )

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=039363
I'll have a pineapple please.
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Post by leforge »

Rubbish what the point
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Post by jomothepure »

What's your problem leforge, some people happen to like pineapples.


Oh, hold on, see what you mean. Eh, little to none would be my optimistic guess re Enzo
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Post by leforge »

good with a pizza.

He last 2 fights are a waste of time
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Post by jomothepure »

It is ridiculous. He's got the talent to go far further than piss about like he's been doing.

And IMO (whether it's right or wrong, I can only speak as a joe public fan, and if I'm wrong it's because Enzo's handlers (ie. a certain American) are presenting him wrongly) but IMO whoever is shaping his career is doing him no favours. If their waiting for Nelson or Thomson or something, there are far more productive ways of biding time than what their doing presently.
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Post by leforge »

the wbu route is bullshit.
Who handles him i thought it was sportsnetwork
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He is Sports Network. If you're confused by the American try typing a certain slang word for a female part of the anatomy and you'll dig my meaning :wink:
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jomothepure wrote:He is Sports Network. If you're confused by the American try typing a certain slang word for a female part of the anatomy and you'll dig my meaning :wink:
Ha ha what a bloody American :lol:
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Post by leforge »

Yes i see lol

But how can it prepare him for a shot a nelson title
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leforge wrote:Yes i see lol

But how can it prepare him for a shot a nelson title
Exactly, it can't. Basically (this is one strange analogy by the way) SN have been making enzo play with etch-a-sketch for 20 odd fights. If and when Nelson comes round and brings his shiny xbox 360, Enzo will get the tanning of his life - not because he's shit and hasn't the talent, but because his mummy and daddy havn't tried him out on playstations and gameboys to give him the variety and range of experience he needs to cope with an xbox 360.


Right, I don't know where I got the computer thing from. I'll go now
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Post by My T Sharp »

Winner of Nelson Vs Canatore will face Enzo according to the WBO. I think that Enzo was staying in shape just in case Canatore pulled out again.

Crap match though first round KO for Enzo...if not Strawberry :box:
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Post by numpty »

Enzo has wasted far too much of his career waiting for bloody Nelson! He could have moved up and claimed a heavyweight title by now! I do not see him as a worthy world champion at any weight looking at his record for the past 18 months or so!
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Nelson WILL box Enzo's ears off.

Are people honestly thinking that Enzo is any better than Erza Sellers???? .
Both can bang and have soft chins.

Easy pickings for Johnny.

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I agree with you Tom.
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Post by jomothepure »

It seems I was a little optimistic in my analysis of Enzo's opponent. It lasted a round. What an excellent, meaningful fight that was SN, thanks :TU:


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jomothepure wrote:It seems I was a little optimistic in my analysis of Enzo's opponent. It lasted a round. What an excellent, meaningful fight that was SN, thanks :TU:


:roll:
You should be thanking Enzo for saving you a small fortune in fruit :wink:

Anyone know how many seconds the lad folded in, or do we have to wait for the 'highlights'?
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They shown it already? Bloody hell i missed it. After watching Heinichen in action it was obvious he would last barely a round, pathetic fight.
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My T Sharp wrote:
jomothepure wrote:It seems I was a little optimistic in my analysis of Enzo's opponent. It lasted a round. What an excellent, meaningful fight that was SN, thanks :TU:


:roll:
You should be thanking Enzo for saving you a small fortune in fruit :wink:

Anyone know how many seconds the lad folded in, or do we have to wait for the 'highlights'?
I honestly wasn't that worried about the claim to be honest. Even having to find summer fuits didn't scare me for a minute.

.............

I don't know Steve, I just saw it up on the boxrec results, so presumably so. I've forked out for Rickeeeeeeeeee, so I'm bloody well going to watch him. :TU:
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Post by My T Sharp »

:D :D :D

Lasted 90 seconds.

Enzo caught the fella on the arms as he was trying to escape the ring with his pay cheque. :oops:
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Post by states »

Oh my fornicating word. I've just seen all 30 seconds of the fight, and it was utterly pointless. I actually like Enzo, but how is that meant to prepare him for bigger things? That means he's boxed about 3 minutes in the last year. fornicating pointless.

And to think I hedged my bets on Boxingpredictions.net, thinking it would go a bit longer........ Yep, I picked Maccarinelli in 2. Why, I don't know.
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Post by glahn »

I think Heinechen was drunk.

Well, it certainly was in my house.
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Post by E »

glahn wrote:I think Heinechen was drunk.

Well, it certainly was in my house.
I wonder if this is the first time anyone has paid £2,000 for a Heineken?
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