I don't he was honestly trolling, I believe he was wrongly thinking that by comparison America - the Land of Milk & Honey had everything they ever wanted - such was the believe. While everyone else lagged behind and had backward hard lives. I don't think he was goading, just comparing the New World with the still primative Old World.
Fair enough:good But he would do well to educate himself on a bit of American history before tossing out blanket statements like that. The reason so many great fighters came out of America was because life in many cities WAS rough, as far from milk and honey as Steve Buscemi is from bedding down Megan Fox.
i never saw this quote before, """"""" Buck Crouse than the one who took bribe from Snowy Baker to lay down in the second against Darcy. Stadiums LTD had to do damage control after all since they were still trying to repair Darcy's invincible image at home after the KO Brown decision.""""""""""""" This is a lie, here Klompton just makes an unfounded lie, where did he get this so called information from ???????????
A pretty ridiculous bunch of assertions, but here he clearly says this era was deep deep in terms of depth yet Darcy beats all but McCoy and Gibbons, why didn't Gibbons come to Australia and reap the rewards of better pay and real fights with real judges ??? doesn't compute.. and to say Australia was a strange land with strange food is stupid, no country was more alike to the USA as Australia was in culture and food............................ another thing,... he claims Darcy QUIT in the 1st Smith fight... BS... he actually fought on for the rest of the round only to be stunned by Dave Smith throwing in the towel... Les never quit... ever and Klompton saying this is disgraceful slander... and unsupported by facts
There was never an original claim that Fulton was knocked out, just that he quit on his stool and that Darcy was simply too good. The spar actually happened but this was just an exibition, too much has been made of this....... I realise this is an old thread but today I was reminded of this thread and have been entertained by it, Sinn and Klompton made this a lot of fun.