As a Brit in Thailand, here is his perspective:
http://www.bangkokpost.com/Sports/27Dec2007_sport20.php
Julian Turner's top 5 fights for 2008
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Singwancha-Sithyodthong - Exactly my point. He's got a different perspective and mixes up British, Asian, US and East European matches, instead of the typical US/UK ones we've all been talking about.steve689 wrote:It's a good article and features the one we all want to see...Sirimongkol Singwancha v Yodsanan Sithyodthong.
Only joking, Turner seems a good writer and giving some out of Britain perspective.
Wonjongkam-K Kameda would be my pick from Asia, though.
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Re: Julian Turner's top 5 fights for 2008
how did he come up with those five? absolute rubbish, my one-year-old son could have done better.oliverfennell wrote:As a Brit in Thailand, here is his perspective:
http://www.bangkokpost.com/Sports/27Dec2007_sport20.php
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great nights, great nights.Ben Carey wrote:Julian Turner is a wanker
How's it going in Thailand mate? Bet you miss those barmy nights at the Octogan and the Huddersfield Leisure Centre. Ah, those were the days.
aside from family, the only things i miss about the UK is watching UK sport live.
you can't beat watching a northern boxing show or seeing the mariners.
i've yet to see some horrifically deformed bald freak chewing gum at 100mph at a boxing show in thailand, which obviously detracts from the atmosphere :)