Is Joshua ducking Dubois

You may have to go back a few pages of threads to find jim.

If you search a Nathan Gorman thread, he is more than likely to be supporting his man on it.

Jim was also a very good contributor on the fight threads on Sat evenings, particularly when he drunk a few. His banter was first class at times.

If I remember correctly when Jim got banned, he certainly went out on his shield that night.

 

Does anyone know if ex-army Jim was an alt of army Jim?

 

How many more fights has AJ got in him you think?

 

His next defeat will most likely be his final fight.

Assuming he has a decent run and beats Dubois, I reckon he has less than 18 months left before he retires so another 2-3 fights after Dubois.

 

Right, got you. I actually laughed at the Nathan Gorman part. Was this before the Dubois fight? I remember that people were a bit split on it until that point when he looked like crap against Dubois. I think Gorman had about three fans left after that. I watched his last fight on YouTube and he lost that as well by a point, I think.

 

He was harmless mate. Never got personal and was a good laugh during fight night.

 

Yeah, Jim was a good chap.

 

You had to read his posts about fourteen times to even make sense of what he was saying!!
I think one of his alts was Ex Frogman Freddie
But all in all, i found him okay and an alright fella.

 

He has had loads of alts on here, guy is a weirdo.

 

Na man he got personal loads of times!!

 

Dubois too hittable for me. Joshua is an on top fighter just like audley used to be. He has always thrived against immobile opposition aside from ruiz

 

Ruiz had fast hands though, so maybe not quick on the feet but once he got in range he let rip.

 

For anyone interested in going to watch the fight live you will have to juggle this with Oasis tickets tomorrow.

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Oasis? Are people really going to be interested in going along to watch two old, past it fogies?

 

Those Oasis tickets for all their gigs will be sold quicker than a single round of women's boxing.