BBc London 94.9 tonight.

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Bunce, Aug 26, 2010.


  1. Bunce

    Bunce Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Guy,
    That's why I wrote the piece.
    Alba,
    Fury will be on next week and I will get a Shobox update.

    Next week's show will be at 8pm for an hour. It will remain at 8pm each and every Thursday until next May. The BBC plan a 30-minute podcast of the show starting on Sept 10th. That's the plan.
    The SKY show arrives soon and I think that I dip in an hour earlier than SKY's view of the boxing world. It will be interesting to see.
    Last year when ITV had a studio show they stopped some of their fighters from being on the Setana show - I know SKY will be bigger and better than that.

    Adios.
     
  2. gasman

    gasman Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Buncey I caught your show on iPlayer last night (my substitute for FFN) and the Warren interview was excellent. Thanks for asking Warren about Sky's televised line-up, appreciated as always:good
     
  3. gasman

    gasman Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I disagree with you there. Harrison is a natural Super Heavyweight - winning his gold medal at that weight too.

    The more important point, that I havent explained very well in this thread, is why he has a punchers chance (unlike Ruiz). It is because not only does he have a big dig (when he decides to use it) he has the size and reach advantages to land it. Ruiz has a decent stoppage record but he never looked like he would be able to trouble Haye. I never gave Ruiz a chance in that fight, didnt buy into the bull**** hype that it was a tough fight - it wasnt - it was an easy fight. And deep down, I suspect Haye knew that too - hence he went into the fight with little or no sparring.....