The Man Who Put Nick Blackwell In Hospital For The 2nd Time Didn't Even Know His Name

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  1. Sephiroth Rising 7

    Sephiroth Rising 7 'No tears please!' banned Full Member

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    Old members and their posts are buried many pages down into the archives of the forum. So unless you are a sad case who spends all day looking through old threads, you will not notice members who no longer post. You seem to not only be aware of these members existence, it seems as if you know about these persons also.

    It is clear you are an alt, so stop trying to play me for a fool. Rarely do I see you post anything that is any value, you are just around here like a worm accusing others of being some old member and whining about racism where there is none.

    Congratulations you have successfully dragged this thread and derailed it from being about Nick Blackwell's condition and the man who was wrongly accused of having foreknowledge of his condition, into a thread about alts when you are an alt yourself.
     
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  2. lawslaw

    lawslaw Active Member Full Member

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    Do you even check the tripe you type before pressing the 'post' button.

    Still it's nice you're on here all day posting rubbish, it's a day off for someone.
     
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  3. S.K

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    Even if he did, the fault is nick Blackwells.

    Surely you don't dispute this?
     
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  4. SambaKing

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    Me and you both know you are Primal Pledge/Double Edge. As I've said before on here when I outed another poster, a privilege of my job is that I can see people's IP addresses.

    You are a joke.
     
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  5. Sephiroth Rising 7

    Sephiroth Rising 7 'No tears please!' banned Full Member

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    So now alts have been bestowed with special abilities that allow them to come back and see posters IP address? :lol:

    And this is your new job that you boast of?

    The only person you've outed is yourself. Look at your join date and none of these members was around before then. It is obvious you were posting on another account. It's maddening how alts have the temerity to accuse others of being alts.

    Why don't you show us these matching I.P addresses since you are so sure I am these people? It's about time you and that other dog back up your claims. Though we know lying alts cannot do these things as this is restricted to moderators and administrators who can all confirm I have no previous account.
     
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  6. DON1

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    Its Blackwell and his trainer who arr solely to blame i'm afraid. What on earth was he thinking even stepping back in the ring.
     
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  7. N17

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    This does sound harsh but it's true.

    I think most right minded people would wish Blackwell all the best and hopes he makes a recovery but it was complete madness to risk his life in a spar.

    I think the thing that bothers me the most is the selfishness of Blackwell, he has young children, a partner, family and friends that were utterly devastated after the Eubank Jr fight and they were given a mini miracle and he made almost a full recovery.

    Then Blackwell risks all that and now they also have to live with the consequences of his actions.
     
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  8. hitandhope

    hitandhope Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Completely agree with all of that. I hadn't even realised he'd been so badly injured in the spar either till I read this thread. What a f*cking mess.

    But the idea that they didn't know who Blackwell was in the gym...
     
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  9. Ace Frehley

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    Blackwell got a second chance at life and decided to risk it again. Nobody will know why he made such a ridiculous decision, but it's his fault and his fault alone.

    Just a sad story all round.
     
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  10. Subak

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    If a fighter doesn't know a lot about the Blackwell situation (which seems likely here), and then the Blackwell team/coaches etc come to you and ask you to spar and say that their health is 100% and a non-issue, then it'd be completely reasonable for that guy to get in the ring and spar with them and totally understandable too.
     
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  11. Sephiroth Rising 7

    Sephiroth Rising 7 'No tears please!' banned Full Member

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    I just shake my head at the whole situation. From the doctors giving him the best care only for him to throw it back in their faces, to the hundreds of thousands donated to help him build a career outside of boxing, and obviously putting his family through it all over again just because he couldn't let go of his ego.

    There are many boxers who were not given the choice of giving up boxing after going into a coma. Richard Pritchard , Eduard Gutknecht and Magomed Abdusalamov comes to mind in recent memory. All of them went into a coma and came out vegetables with no second chances. Yet Nick thought he was invincible and decided to play Russian Roulette with his life and there are stupid people on here who want to place all the blame at the feet of Hasan Kardaki

    Words fail me...
     
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  12. Twentyman

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    He damaged the frontal lobes (against Eubank) which amongst its many functions is responsible for judgement, spontaneity & impulse control. I'm not surprised that he did get back in the ring. He needed to be protected from himself, whether that be by a support worker or a family member/friend.
     
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  13. Kokiri

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    Never understood why sephiroth has made this tragic event a hill he wants to die on. Attention maybe?

    Not gonna feed the troll with this one as ive explained my point of view on another thread (which was started by sephiroth surprise surprise) but exactly NO ONE is saying that kakardi is 100percent to blame. So your self righteous anger is completely misplaced.
     
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  14. lucky luke

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    This whole story is really sad, but the blame is purely on the boxer and on his coach.

    If you're in the ring sparring you have to assume that your partner is supposed to be there. He can't be held responsible, nor is qualified, to make a medicinal evaluation.
     
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  15. Trumpy

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    Does'nt suprise me the guy did'nt know who Blackwell was , mainly because he's foreign and not familiar with all the english scene , but also because its not unusual , My son was a good ameteur he fought numerous national champs and did'nt know any of them . He asked me once who's the national champ , i told him and he said Ok i want to fight him next ,but did'nt have a clue just another fight to him , I trained another guy a good pro who regular fought 10 rounders , i would tell him he's got a fight , he'd shrug his shoulders and say good , there would be no point even telling him a name , he was'nt interested , and did'nt care , the only guys he knew of was his training partners or big names like Tyson , Lewiss and a couple of others , I trained others who genuinly did'nt know or care , who there opponents were or what they were called .
    Boxing is a very individual sport , and its not uncommon for quite a few not to be interested in boxing in the least unless its a fight coming up ... Lots and lots of guys finish there pro or ameteur carreer and walk away never to look back , so its not unlikely for a european guy who can only speak limited english not to have a clue who Blackwell was
     
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