Len the dog
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Back in the day, a combination from Tyson was about twelve punches, he would totally overwhelm his opponent.First combination from Tyson flattens him
Back in the day, a combination from Tyson was about twelve punches, he would totally overwhelm his opponent.First combination from Tyson flattens him
Good for him, I did the stable lads boxing for 3 years in the 80,s. I loved it and it was one of the big highlights of the year. We used to fight the prelims at Chelsea barracks. I actually got to the semi,s one year but unfortunately i came up against the ABA English champion (Brian Drabner). I still have no memory of the fight other than it was over at the end of the first.My daughter's boyfriend is fighting in jockey's boxing tonight, I quoted Mike's line "everyone has a plan until they get hit in the face" and general advice was go hard early and rely on your fitness to carry the third round.....
Nigel Ben, my hero. Middle weight?, Fusiliers?View attachment 392527
By coincidence this just got sent to me. Regimintal boxing hero at Old Trafford today for
Rememberance….go on: name, nickname, weight and regiment? Was world champion.
Must admit i think the fight is an absolute disgrace.
Who TF is jake paul anyway?
Some internet hero.
I just cant understand why anyone would give him the time of day.
How a chancer like this can even be mentioned in the same breath as a true legend like Tyson.
Wot incentive is there for geniune talented kids to work there way up the ranks gradually, when a nupmty like this can get big money fights without doing the hard work working up to them.
How the boxing authorities have approved it either.
Just bonkers.
And never mind the betting money aspect.
How is it legal to bet on this fight??
( im assuming u can bet on it)
No one knows the contracts, being widely touted Tysons is dependent on how many rounds he does and loses money if he knocks him out.
Just not fair to punters.
Just so open to fixing, many also believe Tyson been paid to take a dive. ( mibbee unrhinkable in his prime but at almost 60 an extra big bag of cash. )
My heart says Tyson, head says Paul.
Have many of you seen JP fight before? I haven't, but a fella who's opinion I respect, tells me if you look past all the glitz & shité he actually puts in a shift most fights. Don't underestimate just because of his ridiculous background.
The Dark Destroyer, the great Nigel Benn. Awesome..go on: name, nickname, weight and regiment? Was world champion.
Spot on. With my old platoon Sgt and WO2.Nigel Ben, my hero. Middle weight?, Fusiliers?
Tusker
He won his fight!Good for him, I did the stable lads boxing for 3 years in the 80,s. I loved it and it was one of the big highlights of the year. We used to fight the prelims at Chelsea barracks. I actually got to the semi,s one year but unfortunately i came up against the ABA English champion (Brian Drabner). I still have no memory of the fight other than it was over at the end of the first.
My point being that a chap who can really box only needs one punch and there is a saying that old men may loose the speed but you never loose your punch.
Tusker
I thought he was a Super Middle Weight?Spot on. With my old platoon Sgt and WO2.
be an exhibition type fight... not the real deal.
Is that a rather fine Northumberland Fusiliers Tie and budgie?View attachment 392527
By coincidence this just got sent to me. Regimintal boxing hero at Old Trafford today for
Rememberance….go on: name, nickname, weight and regiment? Was world champion.
Been watching is recent training and he looks sharp fast and elusive the kids in for a lesson,Back in the day, a combination from Tyson was about twelve punches, he would totally overwhelm his opponent.
WBO middleweight 1990 then WBC super middleweight 1992-1996I thought he was a Super Middle Weight?
CheersWBO middleweight 1990 then WBC super middleweight 1992-1996
Good skills! Northumberland Fusilier hackle - adopted by the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in 1968 when the Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, Royal Warwickshire Fusiliers, Royal Fusiliers and Lancashire Fusiliers merged. Tie was invented by a friend of mine on a beer mat in 1992 as the previous one's even more offensive. The chap wearing them grew up in a children's home, followed his brother into Jumior Leaders at 15 years old, was there when his brother was killed. Was my Platoon Sgt, C/Sgt and WO2. Retired as a QM Lt Colonel. Absolutely top man.Is that a rather fine Northumberland Fusiliers Tie and budgie?