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Brassneck or brass tacks?
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 11:58
by dondada
http://www.allegedly.tv/drill/News/Ar ... omote.html
I particularly like this line:
"Hatton's next fight is against Juan Lazcano in Manchester in May, a Mexican who hasn't fought for more than a year, losing to Vivian Harris in his last fight."
Re: Brassneck or brass tacks?
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 12:14
by Chambers2
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:www.allegedly.tv/drill/News/Articles/ ... omote.html
I particularly like this line:
"Hatton's next fight is against Juan Lazcano in Manchester in May, a Mexican who hasn't fought for more than a year, losing to Vivian Harris in his last fight."
I liked that line, but preferred this one
"Promoter Hitman should forget Lazcano and make sure the man who beat Harris is in the opposite corner - Junior Witter." said allegedly
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 12:14
by boxingchat
What's Maccarinelli then?
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 12:16
by Chambers2
boxingchat wrote:What's Maccarinelli then?
Its a Sardinian pasta!
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 12:18
by DavidPayne
To answer Ian's question. Both.
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 12:19
by Big Pussy
boxingchat wrote:What's Maccarinelli then?
Enzo is A champion. But Haye is THE champion.
Undisputed.
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 12:27
by MightyWarrior
boxingchat wrote:What's Maccarinelli then?
The bloke who beat Mark Hobson.
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 12:33
by DavidPayne
There can only be ONE champion at a weight, by definition.
Other than that, they're simply belt-holders.
David Haye, in my eyes, is THE ONE champion - irrespective of the baubles, because he beat the man, who beat the man, etc.
Enzo, is his leading contender.
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 15:15
by n1ebf
yes he is, until March the 8th to be precise
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 15:58
by steve689
boxingchat wrote:What's Maccarinelli then?
The No. 1 contender.
Haye defeated the number one in France by stoppage. Enzo (no harm to him) picked up a vacant strap from Nelson before defending against British level Mark Hobson and Bobby Gunn. (Plus Braithwaite which was better fare)
I think that's reason enough for Haye to be first on the poster
Posted: 25 Feb 2008, 16:13
by m1kee50
steve689 wrote:boxingchat wrote:What's Maccarinelli then?
The No. 1 contender.
Haye defeated the number one in France by stoppage. Enzo (no harm to him) picked up a vacant strap from Nelson before defending against British level Mark Hobson and Bobby Gunn. (Plus Braithwaite which was better fare)
I think that's reason enough for Haye to be first on the poster
and the never before stopped dominguez
Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 05:59
by Bard of Boxrec
boxingchat wrote:What's Maccarinelli then?
Jesus christ. you seriously need to learn about boxing
steve689 wrote:boxingchat wrote:What's Maccarinelli then?
The No. 1 contender.
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he's not any number 1 contender. It will be a tragedy if maccarinelli wins this fight, just terrible for world boxing.
By the way I vote the pasta option.
Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 15:23
by steve689
I was being kind. I suppose Haye V Cunningham would be the 1 versus 2 technically speaking.
And MatthewS, correct me if i am wrong but did Enzo not stop Dominguez before he became full WBO boss or was it after? I thought he was the WBO Intercontinental or Interim champ or whatever when that fight happened.
I'm not being a sarcy p***k either...genuinely can't remember
Posted: 26 Feb 2008, 15:34
by m1kee50
steve689 wrote:I was being kind. I suppose Haye V Cunningham would be the 1 versus 2 technically speaking.
And MatthewS, correct me if i am wrong but did Enzo not stop Dominguez before he became full WBO boss or was it after? I thought he was the WBO Intercontinental or Interim champ or whatever when that fight happened.
I'm not being a sarcy p***k either...genuinely can't remember
u r right, one before the 2nd Hobson fight