The **BOXING** thread Vol 2

The **BOXING** thread Vol 2

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hornetrider

63,161 posts

205 months

Saturday 24th September 2016
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The correct result.

Bit of a Unit

6,713 posts

197 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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Good fight right result despite Paulie Malignaggi's fears!


johnxjsc1985

15,948 posts

164 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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I think Crolla's team expected Linares to tire after about 8 or 9 rounds but he didn't and Crolla seemed to get a bit frustrated that he was still strong. Thought it was great to see a fight with no nonsense surrounding it and 12 rounds of action.

GoodwoodRS4

150 posts

147 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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I don't think this has been posted yet - https://youtu.be/WBtXFEorX50

Pretty obvious from the first few mins that the rematch is never going to happen now. A shame for Klitchko that he won't get a chance to even the score.

Not sure if AJ is ready and would be very surprised to see that happen at such short notice.

Yiliterate

3,786 posts

206 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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GoodwoodRS4 said:
I don't think this has been posted yet - https://youtu.be/WBtXFEorX50

Pretty obvious from the first few mins that the rematch is never going to happen now. A shame for Klitchko that he won't get a chance to even the score.

Not sure if AJ is ready and would be very surprised to see that happen at such short notice.
Personally, I'd say it was a bigger shame for Fury than Wlad...

Really interesting interview, though I felt Peter Fury's assertion that Tyson's current frame of mind is essentially as a consequence of how he has been treated since winning the titles last year was somewhat selective. Tyson's words from 2011:

"There is a name for what I have," he says, "where, one minute I'm happy, and the next minute I'm sad, like commit-suicide-sad. And for no reason – nothing's changed."

Sitting in his armchair, wearing a vest and shorts, Fury looks at me evenly. "One minute I'm over the moon and the next minute I feel like getting in my car and running it into a wall at a hundred miles an hour. I don't know what's wrong with me. I'm messed up."

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2011/nov/05/tyso...

tuscaneer

7,766 posts

225 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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I've just read that it all kicked off after UKAD turned up to randomly test him and he point blank refused the test.it was after this point that he's gone into meltdown.

tuscaneer

7,766 posts

225 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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Just to add.....He certainly didn't look like he had a care in the world at the arena last night supporting hosea Burton... The same arena he should be fighting in in about 4 weeks...With this and being seen dancing and drinking after the "ankle injury"....He really doesn't do himself any favours does he

Burwood

18,709 posts

246 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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tuscaneer said:
I've just read that it all kicked off after UKAD turned up to randomly test him and he point blank refused the test.it was after this point that he's gone into meltdown.
If I was a meth and coke addict I'd be a bit shy of a drug test too

Burwood

18,709 posts

246 months

Sunday 25th September 2016
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I'd wager, the lifting of the ban to fight is only temporary. You see the drug he tested positive is a steroid used in people with muscle wasting diseases. It's not like, on I took a flew med. he will be found guilty almost certainly. How else did it get there. Is this a witch hunt?. The results would be his fight would be voided along with the cash so he thinks wtf, no point is there.

He will run off to rehab, get clean then face the music. And as for poor Tyson being disrespected. Is this the man who made anti gay, anti woman and anti Jew comments? He must be mentally I'll.


FredClogs

14,041 posts

161 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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It's good of Eddie Hearn to give his full and frank opinion on the Tyson Fury situation to the BBC ;o) If he is mentally ill and depressed rather than just being a knob then every sympathy to him and his team and I guess you have to say he's lucky, as Peter Fury was saying in that interview a lot of fighters not surrounded by a close family team would be forced into the ring or maybe never would have got this far.

I fear Eddie's right, this will end in court cases and probably Tyson's financial ruin, the Klitchkos are pretty savvy by now and I suspect they won't show him much sympathy, he hasn't exactly won over a lot of people. It's a shame but could be worse for Tyson. He did once say he'd run to be the MP of Morecombe once he retired... Should be entertaining at least!

uk66fastback

16,541 posts

271 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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Don't know why it's been allowed to get this far though - they guy's been unstable for a long time imo. What has his family been doing about it - a lot behind the scenes you'd like to think ...

tuscaneer

7,766 posts

225 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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FredClogs said:
It's good of Eddie Hearn to give his full and frank opinion on the Tyson Fury situation to the BBC ;o) If he is mentally ill and depressed rather than just being a knob then every sympathy to him and his team and I guess you have to say he's lucky, as Peter Fury was saying in that interview a lot of fighters not surrounded by a close family team would be forced into the ring or maybe never would have got this far.

I fear Eddie's right, this will end in court cases and probably Tyson's financial ruin, the Klitchkos are pretty savvy by now and I suspect they won't show him much sympathy, he hasn't exactly won over a lot of people. It's a shame but could be worse for Tyson. He did once say he'd run to be the MP of Morecombe once he retired... Should be entertaining at least!
i think we may have seen a far more sympathetic response from K2 if there hadn't already been the bullst with the foot injury and then all the positive drugs test fiasco.
the fact that wladimir is as old as me and this is his most inactive period as a pro since he turned over 20 years ago.....for reasons that were not of his doing....well, i would be doing exactly what he's doing now if i were in his shoes.

tuscaneer

7,766 posts

225 months

lord trumpton

7,396 posts

126 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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If he's just announced his postponement of the match and no doubt in receipt of the full force of media speculation then, bearing in mind his mental state its understandable he told them to fk off.

tuscaneer

7,766 posts

225 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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See....If I was under intense suspicion of drug taking the last thing I would do is tell the anti doping people to fk off!!

Burwood

18,709 posts

246 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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tuscaneer said:
which is an absolute violation with one outcome. A 2 year ban. So they have the sample which is a banning offence and now a refusal. Just playing devils advocate but it looks like he is fine, just doped up. So he can't fight or allow more tests until he goes to 'rehab' and gets it out of his system. His problem is that Nandrolone can be detected 12 months after it has been taken even though it has a 6 day half life. Naturally he will litigate. So now they have him on a rule violation and a failed test. A test which has never been refuted successfully.It is impossible for Nandrolone to be introduced in any other way than by 'taking it'.

tuscaneer

7,766 posts

225 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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.....as much as I want to be able to give him the benefit of the doubt and don't want to jump to conclusions....It fkin stinks....and by the looks of it there is a lengthy ban coming up

m4tti

5,427 posts

155 months

Monday 26th September 2016
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I find it staggering that someone with furys resources, would get caught out by juicing with Deca (nandrolone). Surely he'd have someone on board that would be planning this all out and have him on something like testosterone proprionate, which would be in and out in a day.

Passing these tests is a separate science, clearly one they havent mastered.

Pulling the mental card out might buy him a bit more time.

Imagine joe Frazier or George foreman coming up with the same excuse and saying they're not appreciated. Ali effectively turned countries against these guys.. All they wanted to do was pummel him inside a boxing ring.

I think the whole klitschko fury thing has been fishy all along. I never liked klitschko having a politically exposed member of his corner, and lots of bizarre betting came out of the Ukraine.


tuscaneer

7,766 posts

225 months

Tuesday 27th September 2016
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Genuine question pal....what makes you say exposed?.. assuming you're talking about vitali?...he's long been a campaigner for exposure of corruption in Ukraine and has been very vocal since the orange revolution about his desire for transparency and democracy in ukranian politics

m4tti

5,427 posts

155 months

Tuesday 27th September 2016
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tuscaneer said:
Genuine question pal....what makes you say exposed?.. assuming you're talking about vitali?...he's long been a campaigner for exposure of corruption in Ukraine and has been very vocal since the orange revolution about his desire for transparency and democracy in ukranian politics
When i say exposed, that is a term used to describe political involvement. Typically people who are politically exposed are segregated from activities that are easily open to corruption. Vitali has always made it clear his aim is to be president of the ukraine. Successful political campaigns require large amounts of funding.

He is staunchly against Putin, patriotic of the ukraine and is happy to defend his country. Obviously defence again requires funding.. something the ukraine isn't coming down in. Add to that the large amounts of money at the very last minute being placed by people from the ukraine (to the tune of 20 million) for klitschko to lose, you can see how quite easily there was an opportunity for manipulation.

The other thing i found surprising was his attitude after the fight in news conferences "we lost, we'll win it back" with a wry smile on his face.. very different to the previous losses.

As for fury failed drug test, I have no idea why they even bother testing when Lucas Browne was identified as having Clenbuterol in his system, and given a six month suspension.. he probably had a six month break planned any way lol
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