What happens if it rains on Saturday at Upton Park?

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  1. wake up call

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    Frank W will issue court proceedings against God.
     
  2. Primadonna Kool

    Primadonna Kool Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Why do promoters insist on having boxing events out doors..? The stadiums are never full, and the weather is always a problem.

    Boxing as a spectator sport does not work inside a football stadium.
     
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  4. UndisputedUK

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    When you mean rain, do you mean rain or the heavy monsoon type downpours we have been having recently? :| If it's the heavy stuff then I'd get a jacket ready and perhaps an umbrella, no... let me think. .. get a boat. :yep
     
  5. biglemon

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    I rekon the riot will be more of a problem than the rain, either way after the fight there will be utter chaos.
     
  6. lurcher

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    What happens if it rains on Saturday at Upton Park?

    Hopefully it will wash this **** stain excuse of a boxing match away.
    enough said.
     
  7. biglemon

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    People like you deserve to be punched in the face.
     
  8. lurcher

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    and people like you deserve haye and chisora.
     
  9. Lazarus

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    I'm under the big hood thingy anyway! Wooo.
     
  10. biglemon

    biglemon Guest

    Which is the most exciting heavyweight clash since the klitschko Haye fight which was massive and so is this. Anyway on saturday night while we are all watching a great fight, enjoy a boring dinner with your boring wife who you havent ****ed in 3 years because your so boring.
     
  11. lurcher

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    and when it all kicks off between a load of drunk cockneys who think they are at a WWE smackdown, i hope ou are not at the bottom of it.......*****
     
  12. biglemon

    biglemon Guest

    lol im not going to the fight im not stupid i know whats to come, but i will enjoy it from the comfort of my home :D
     
  13. wake up call

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    Yep enjoying watching the start of the death of British boxing as we know it.

    Like a scruffy junkie, some people cannot see beyond their next hit.

    This fight is the start of organised chaos which will threaten the future of boxing in this country.
     
  14. wigleyian

    wigleyian Guest

    I can see where you're coming from PK, but as a spectacle, something to look at, aesthetics, you can't beat an outdoor scrap for how it looks. Caesars Palace, there was some great fights there in the car park. Granted we don't get the weather, but...even so...
     
  15. wigleyian

    wigleyian Guest

    I don't agree with your first line at all, British boxing is too strong, has too much history to disappear up its own backend.

    Your second line is one I'll steal to use in future discussions.

    The last line is horse****.