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In reply to Post #543
according to Sky sports Ringwalk : Sun 3:30AM
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In reply to Post #541
Anyone one know what time the ring walk is for Wilder V Brizieale uk time ?
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In reply to Post #541
Thought that myself Gerry 
It’s a brutal sport with brutal people. I think he has lost the plot myself 
Whyte could not fight anybody more dangerous than Wilder, he is seriously hittable, even though I like the fella 
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In reply to Post #537
After Wilders disgusting comments about killing someone in the ring Gggrrr Boxing does not need comments like that and I hope action is taken and he gets fined ....he has gone right down in my eyes
AND I hope he loses and gets his ears boxed off
we all know with his windmill punch power he has the ability to knock anyone out so agree its unlikely he will lose but no harm in hoping
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In reply to Post #537
That's just whyte trying to talk himself into a fight with wilder I reckon. As for brezeale beating wilder at all...... 
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In reply to Post #538
Nice one
Which fight?
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My mate Dan be at ringside in the states commentating on July 13th.
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Wilder vs. Breazeale this weekend
Just seen the latest. Breazeale claims he will take Wilder out in 3. And Whyte says he wouldn't be surprised if he knocks Wilder out. I will say wait until Wilder lands one and then see what happens 
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In reply to Post #535
It sure was. I think it was Hearn that put a dent in Haglers forehead which p155ed him off.
He certainly did put him away.
One of my old mates who used to box did exactly the same to a bouncer who was telling him in no uncertain terms to drink up.......
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In reply to Post #534
Hearns and Hagler, what a fight that was 
Chisora made me laugh a while ago with the red baseball “WAR” cap on Haglar style
As for JF, great warrior. The thing that impressed me the most was he was was hanging around the 10 stone mark and he sparked an 18 stone bouncer out in the USA, awesome lol
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In reply to Post #533
Same here mate, fantastic era was that.
Edit - Thomas Hearns was my favourite.
Also back in the day what a fight Azuma Nelson v Jeff Fenech was and as the commentator said ‘you could put these two in a phonebox’ such was toe to toe stuff.
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In reply to Post #532
Mayweather, different class imho
Duran gave him the beating of his life first time around. There were 3 other good fighters in that era, Hearns, Hagler and Duran which made it a bit of a golden era for me
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Leonard v Mayweather is it happening and who wins if so?.
Edit - sorry, just quickly seen a piece which appears to be ‘hypothetical’ who would win.
Leonard must be touching 60 now surely.
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In reply to Post #530
To be fair Gerry his fight against Lemur I thought was absolutely superb, true Ingle style, Lemur couldn’t get a glove on him, boxed his head off
I don’t understand why, I though he had it cracked, he looked unbeatable or at least deserved a Canelo or GGG test
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In reply to Post #529
yes wonder what he is going to be like ?
since splitting with Ingle and training under Ben Davison and going up in weight as you say he was a bit of a plonker with the junkie woman that cost him a shed load of money in a fine 
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NON Carp stuff