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And Sir_Bond what were those odds you freak..
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What's the thought process behind that ad, with TF bobbing and weaving between the pallets? That he's on the run from the loony bin?
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The Welsh have been shafted due to voting for Labour..
Do not fall ill anywhere but do not fall ill in Wales as you are basically dead in the three hours before the Ambulance calls.. I have spent the last four days 24/7 with someone that died outside the Country... Funeral next week. |
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Has he any more chance than older British no hopers like Brian London, Richard Dunne, Bruce Woodcock and all?
For sure oldgit. Neither London or Woodcock were remotely approaching world level fighters, never fought for a world title and were exposed plenty of times. Similarly with Dunn who did get a shot at Ali and gave it his best but he'd also been battered a few times prior to that at a much lower level. In terms of fighters who've fought at that level I'd say he's maybe got a Bugner chance against Ali. For sure an underdog but not without a chance. |
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If the occasion hasn't got to him and for me there are some signs of him being unsettled by it.
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Eternaloptimist. Spot on.
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david haye would be shorter than 1/4...says it all
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Hold your bets..... fury objecting to the canvas surface...right who la going on with both promoters
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Billy Fury would have a better chance..
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Ring looks like a trampoline.
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Joe Bugner now would give fury a fight
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fury suggesting the canvas is like a soft mattress ....3 layers of foam put in...
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same for both innit
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this event is win-win
Ive been waiting for fury to come up against a proven boxer for years. If he wins then fair play to him but I suspect he will be shut up and his record will have a loss |
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same for both innit
Not if one plans to stand still and the other move around a lot. The ring is organised by Klitc for his benefit. Of course its the same for both but it suits the fighting style of only one. |
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be a softer landing for him
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The Beauty of it is,no matter how much i lose on the gee gees today.....I will get it all back when Tyson gets hammered Tonight.
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I just want to know how the guy acts after taking a real punch
hes been on his arse several times and come back strong and built his gob on the back of that we see tonight |
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Your right dusty,i cant wait for this fight,but i think the guy will get hammered but big respect to him if he wins.
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Has there ever been such a side show before a boxing match....clowning around in batman outfit, singing, gloves whoha, now canvas gate....going to be a dull old fight.....showing off like Tazan and fights like Jane
klitco by KO rounds 4 - 8.@ 5/1 6/1 |
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Eternaloptimist:
I should have said Don Cockell not Woodcock. London had two goes for the title against Patterson and Ali ( I was at that one) |
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I would love Fury to win and backed him accordingly. Just to prove all these haters wrong.
If anyone is gonna beat Klitschko, it's gonna be him. Joshua will be too late. Fury has a longer reach than Klitschko and is a lot younger. Who has Klitschko fought in recent times that Fury wouldn't beat? I'll settle for Fury around 4/1, thanks. |
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Apologies. Posting late on after a few is never wise oldgit. That must have been some experience seeing a young Ali fight live. My point was London had been beaten a lot by some pretty average fighters and hadn't shown a level of ability to suggest he could be a world champion.
I'd say Cockell was a more resilient man than London but also a level below world class. He'd been a decent light heavy but also beaten at a decent level. He put up a brave showing against Marciano without looking like winning. His one performance I'd say which suggested he was decent was the Le Starza fight but he didn't have enough fights against those around world level to give a clear idea. Which I suppose isn't a million miles away from Fury. Dominant champ, fighting in a weak division and a challenger who we just don't know if he belongs in that company. Made slightly more interesting by the fact he is unbeaten. |
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Inspecting the ring within the hour.... canvas changed.... rod stewart will be singing...radio 5 reports
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Gone in again on Fury,
Betfair odds best on offer it seems thanks, No way is Fury a 9/2 shot odds all wrong imo Fury should be more like 2/1 |
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I agree I think 9/2 is far too big. Wouldn't have Fury at 2's but I thought the 3/1-10/3 mark was about right. Think we've seen some signs of age from Wlad in the last couple of fights. Fury is quick for a big guy and he has improved a lot technically from when he was rushing in stupidly against Cunningham etc. Wouldn't be surprised to see Fury Ko'd after 4 or 5 rounds because we don't know what kind of shots he can take then get back on his feet. But just think he poses enough questions given Wlads age hat he shouldn't be 9/2.
Agree with Eternal as well. As much as I have respect for Wlad as a boxer and for his reign it would be far better for Heavyweight boxing if Fury won. |
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Fury will get battered
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Oh no he won't. He may act like a clown at times but he is actually a clever boxer and a lot more capable than Klit's usual fodder.
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aasbff 28 Nov 15 15:50
I would love Fury to win and backed him accordingly. Just to prove all these haters wrong. POST YOUR BET PLEASE |
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I've backed him on Pokerstars as I lost my money on three legged horses again this afternoon.
Got about £80 on him in total. I'm not a big player like you roida. |
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Younger, longer reach, acts like a clown when actually he's very much improved from when I first saw him.
From my neck of the woods and a little mental like me. I don't want to put £80 on Klit to win £18. |
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Fury will unfortunately have to knock out Klitschko three times all with a thirty count to even get within a sniff of a win..
If he comes into the ring wearing a burka he may just get a decision... |
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I don't want to put £80 on Klit to win £18.
silly mentality. |
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Why is it?
I rarely back odds on unless it's cricket/football. |
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I really hope that Tyson knocks out that European c nt..
Unfortunately I cannot have it as we have all been in so many situations with GB boxers in the past. |
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roida 28 Nov 15 19:47
I don't want to put £80 on Klit to win £18. silly mentality. aasbff 28 Nov 15 19:50 Why is it? if tomorrow is sunday was 1/1,000.000 and not sunday was 1.000.000/1 you would have your 80 quid on the not sunday? |
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^^^ if I was in New Zealand, the latter would be a good thing
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No, I would take the 1/1000 roida because it couldn't lose. IT'S FACT.
Sporting events aren't. |