Cruiserweight Prizefighter as a lead in to the Brook fight

Was that the one ovill won?

 

Yes he came in as a late sub and beat Keeton in the final.

Think it was the first one, not sure without checking.

 

I'm talking about your previous accounts on here and BoxRec that were all blocked because you are a little unhinged. Illuminatus etc!

As for the evidence you have provided - all you've said that because Declan Timlin got KO'd so will Block because they are from the same country. You do realise how ludicrous that sounds.

Anyway, I'm done replying to you, it's filling up this thread too much.

 

I was Illuminatus I'll concede that much Slap, but that account (like this one) was never involved in stalking Murtagh, Illuminatus did however start a thread about Tony Dodson that wasn't well received.

Boxrec, never posted on the forum, only use it to check records, sorry.

Evidence, I'm was pointing out that building an impressive record beating trialhorses in Ireland does not equate to success when stepping out of the safe confines of 'home' (Timlin being an example of this) I used Timlin as an example, because he entered Prizefighter (subject of this thread) and he TOO met McPhilbin who I stated would beat Reynolds (are you keeping up Slap?)

And I think the YouTube clip I posted is more than adequate 'evidence' that Reynolds is not terribly good all in all, again sorry.

It would be perhaps best if you 'stopped replying to me' with all due respect Slap you are the one responsible for this going off topic so to speak. You claimed Reynolds 'would sort them out' if included in the mooted Prizefighter, I had a contrary opinion (I am entitled to that but you're not one for accepting others opinion, especially when an Irish fighter is involved are you?) But then you went off on some bizarre and unfounded rant about Murtagh, the Police, Boxrec etc.

As you are so certain of my identity, emai//text/tweet/call and we will discuss off the forum.

Look forward to hearing from you.

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We'll get allardyce in the lineup for you mate. Once hes boiled down to the point where hes almost died on the scales you can watch on with a semi and some popcorn

 

I dropped a really rancid fart on the underground this morning. It was so vile that a woman sitting almost opposite to me looked like she was considering pulling the emergency cord.

It was all I could do to keep a straight face.

The one fart provided me with much more entertainment value than a Cruiserweight Prizefighter will.

 

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Funny how quickly things change in boxing.

Eddie was the hero last week but with BN's schedule coming up as well as Frank putting on the domestic card of the year so far (again) the momentum has shifted.

Competition is good.

 

I can't remember the last time PF was paired with a "featured bout" that was actually remotely meaningful. :think

It's either a stroke of brilliance or a sign of desperation.

 

I think you are mixing up the difference between OPINION and FACT!!!

You are criticising Block for fighting journeymen, but show me one guy in the line up suggested that hasnt fought journeymen in there first few fights? In fact Wadi Camacho has just been added to the Prizefighter bill and struggled badly with Moses Matovu in his debut fight and Block beat Moses in his debut.

Anyway, I think you are doing Block a disservice the way you are slating him just to have a go at me. The facts are - I dont know how much he has left, he's doesnt know how far he can go either but he sells a shít load of tickets and would go toe-to-toe for 9 minutes with anyone thats been listed so far in this thread.

He didnt win 5 ABA titles for nothing and Boxing News didnt have him the #1 ranked domestic heavyweight, above David Haye, just for the craic either.

Plus he still aint in bad nick for a 40 year old and runs a big gym with lots of fighters.

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Thats very fair comment.....but you have to admit, he did look pretty bad against Matovu, I was expecting a bit more

 

Heres the excuses - He was very nervous and underestimated Matovu. Matovu had 6 weeks notice for that fight and it was in Matovu's backyard as well. Moses never gets notice and he was massively up for this fight and took it really serious. There wasnt one bit of kidology or playing to the crowd that Moses usually does against his other opponents including Camacho who he ran ragged.

Anyway, he was much better in his second fight.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLADBeOXdMM

 

Agree with BoxingAnalyst, Meh.