Excel weigh inn
Posted: 16 Feb 2007, 14:05
Audley was 18.2, Sprott was 16'8.5, Amir 9'8.5 as was mohammed.
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Posted: 16 Feb 2007, 15:31
Sprotts going to feel the A-Force.
Posted: 16 Feb 2007, 15:58
Audley looks in surprisingly good shape and Sprott too, hope Michael can do the business, looking forward to this one now.
Posted: 16 Feb 2007, 16:51
So thats what he doing with the other handMax Molyneux wrote:Sprotts going to feel the A-Force.
Posted: 16 Feb 2007, 18:01
Audley's looked the part for a while now, Steve. Only really the McAfferty fight did he look fat.
Sprotts got big man boobs!
Sprotts got big man boobs!
Posted: 16 Feb 2007, 18:20
But he's got the meaner 'mad dog' stare.stujones wrote:Sprotts got big man boobs!
Posted: 16 Feb 2007, 19:19
this is the same card with Katsidis v earl yeah?. someone wanna do a round by round for that when its on?
would be VERY appreciated
would be VERY appreciated
Posted: 17 Feb 2007, 11:02
Note Guys, Earl AND Khan (first time I think) are on ITV 4.
Harrison vs Sprott ITV 1 later.
Harrison vs Sprott ITV 1 later.
Posted: 17 Feb 2007, 11:14
Was it just the earl-katsidis fight you wanted? Or everything? i dont know how much of the earl fight is on
Posted: 17 Feb 2007, 11:23
Fwank Warren's playing a dangerous game with ITV1, in terms of almost constantly putting on British-level heavyweight fights as his main events.
At the present time World-level heavyweight fights are pretty dire, let alone British ones. Although heavyweight fights can be spectacular, more often than not they end up failing to live up to expectation and are all too frequently boring and dull, slow-paced events - doing more to turn away ordinary punters than actually attracting them to the sport.
To date Fwank's stint on ITV1 has been far from successful in terms of delivering quality and entertaining boxing matches. Lets hope tonight's fight is action packed and sends out a good impression of the sport to the mainstream public.
At the present time World-level heavyweight fights are pretty dire, let alone British ones. Although heavyweight fights can be spectacular, more often than not they end up failing to live up to expectation and are all too frequently boring and dull, slow-paced events - doing more to turn away ordinary punters than actually attracting them to the sport.
To date Fwank's stint on ITV1 has been far from successful in terms of delivering quality and entertaining boxing matches. Lets hope tonight's fight is action packed and sends out a good impression of the sport to the mainstream public.