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Posted: 17 Mar 2007, 07:33
by dondada
I've just done a little bit for King's local paper and mentioned he deserved a rest...three Fridays in a row getting bashed does bring the money in but can't be doing him much good.
Young Sexton got a good few digs in last night.
Re: go go kingy
Posted: 17 Mar 2007, 09:19
by el_grande_mauro_mina
billy bessey wrote:i noticed paul king was out again last night extending yet another prospect some were saying and after fighting him i was thinking myself why doesnt he give it a go against mcdermott but if he did give it a go he would have probably got stopped and not been able to have them next 2 fights i work it out he has probably earned between £7000-£100000 in the past month without training that hard and continuing his pork pie diet whereas the loser from the british title fight last night probably received around the same money last night for putting his life on hold for 3 months and living like a monk only to get smashed up
i know i would rather be boxing for a british title just as kingy would but obviously he realises now he will never make that standard so now he is earning a decent whack and not really shipping that much punishment with it so good on ya kingy 
When are you boxing next?
You might just get your shot at Audley Harrison! 
Posted: 17 Mar 2007, 10:07
by sweetscience
paul king didnt actually look that bad last night
i think he must have been pissed when he fought mcdermot, he looked ten times better
Tonight's European Results
Posted: 17 Mar 2007, 19:30
by steve689
Jean Marc Mormeck decisioned O'Neill Bell in France! Bring on David Haye.
Luan Krasniqi won a unanimous over Brian Minto.
And i predicted a tough night/possible upset in the WBA Bantamweight fight and Wladimir Sidorenko only scraped a draw with Ricardo Cordoba!
Posted: 18 Mar 2007, 07:31
by kevin
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I've just done a little bit for King's local paper and mentioned he deserved a rest...three Fridays in a row getting bashed does bring the money in but can't be doing him much good.
Young Sexton got a good few digs in last night.
Sexton certainly looked better than Belshaw. And at 22 has plenty of years to learn the game properly.
What did others think of his performance?
Posted: 19 Mar 2007, 09:23
by THEBUTCH
For a five fight pro, Sexton looked promising. No fuss, just go on with a controlled display.