If Alan Rudkin had beaten Fighting Harada...

[AlFrancis]

Originally Posted by Flea Man

Quality post, thanks for your recollections.

I'll get to uploading Medel Vs McGowan to youtube if you haven't seen it recently? Let me know TED

I'll be talking about Medel, McGowan and the other contenders in my next installment.

[Flea Man]

Fuckin' Hell you're back in the game Al'!

[Bollox]

When Rudkin lost to Rose he was asked if Rose was the biggest bantamweight he'd ever fought. He replied..."no. he's the biggest featherweight I've ever fought"

[TED 822]

Thanks Flea Man and Al. This is great stuff.By the way,Taylor vs Williams great battles.

[AlFrancis]

Originally Posted by Flea Man

Fuckin' Hell you're back in the game Al'!

I've been working on my terrace for the last couple of weeks with she who must be obeyed breathing down me neck. It's been rain stopped play for the last couple of days so I've had a bit of time to meself.

[Lester1583]

Originally Posted by AlFrancis

By the way if anyone wants to do this for the Harada- Rudkin fight, I'd be interested in hearing it, however you see it, no problems.

Good posts, Al.
Interesting info.

I disagree that Harada-Rudkin was a close fight.
Some rounds were fairly close but Harada clearly was the better man that night.
Although Harada looked a bit lethargic to me compared to his best fights.

I do agree though that your father probably could have put up a better fight against Harada if he had more experience.
It really looked like he could have fought at a higher pace in the early portions of the fight as the last rounds indicated.

[TED 822]

Thanks Flea Man,only saw it once,on BBC when it happened.Would love to see it again.

[AlFrancis]

Originally Posted by Bollox

When Rudkin lost to Rose he was asked if Rose was the biggest bantamweight he'd ever fought. He replied..."no. he's the biggest featherweight I've ever fought"

[AlFrancis]

Originally Posted by Lester1583

Good posts, Al.
Interesting info.

I disagree that Harada-Rudkin was a close fight.
Some rounds were fairly close but Harada clearly was the better man that night.
Although Harada looked a bit lethargic to me compared to his best fights.

I do agree though that your father probably could have put up a better fight against Harada if he had more experience.
It really looked like he could have fought at a higher pace in the early portions of the fight as the last rounds indicated.

Maybe me dad just made him look lethargic!

[Flea Man]

Originally Posted by TED 822

Thanks Flea Man,only saw it once,on BBC when it happened.Would love to see it again.

Then I will do, I'll PM you or post it in here when it happens, this thread seems to be a free-for-all on the greatest bantamweight era of all time so it'll fit well in here

[AlFrancis]

Originally Posted by Flea Man

Then I will do, I'll PM you or post it in here when it happens, this thread seems to be a free-for-all on the greatest bantamweight era of all time so it'll fit well in here

[TED 822]

Thanks Flea Man

[frankenfrank]

Originally Posted by Flea Man

Then I will do, I'll PM you or post it in here when it happens, this thread seems to be a free-for-all on the greatest bantamweight era of all time so it'll fit well in here

This comes from "the expert" whom regarded Orlando Canizales and Ricardo Lopez as "greater" than Gaby Canizales .



This post of mine was meant 4d newbies/lurkers/naive readers , whom r d vast majority , not trying 2 start n argument with u , but i will defend d truth if u will make it necessary again .

[Flea Man]

Explain away. I don't have to respond, your 'argument' and 'reasoning' is enough to make you look a prized cunt so crack on.

Them windows tasty?

[frankenfrank]

Originally Posted by Flea Man

Explain away. I don't have to respond, your 'argument' and 'reasoning' is enough to make you look a prized cunt so crack on.

Them windows tasty?

Seemingly not like that pillow that you chewed into oblivion .