Leapai v Weida

I'm really starting to believe in this Leapai guy.

If he can eke out a win against the Weida, I think he can go places.

Maybe he can find an even tougher opponent next time, maybe one that's alive?

 

Let's hope your right Mel , I love to see a anyone come back from the brink of self destruction and get the respect they deserve , (especially one using boxing as his mode of transport) , later guys and good luck Alex

 

i dont have one. i just cant wait for him to smash some pommy **** and make bullshiting parasites like you, **** off from this forum.

you know no one. you are a liar. a diry liar.

 

Fear not Sal I'm ****ing off soon enough ( had enough of trying to learn and talk abiut Aussie boxing with **** heads like you ) for every Jet and W.A.R type poster down under there seems to be 5 drunken knobheads like you infesting the board

 

easy to ignore them u know.

 

More work = less ESB time Busta , take it easy mate .

 

Leapai KOs Weida in 1st
http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=631298

 

the leapai train keeps choofin along

 

oooohhhh...poor josey...take you ball and went home did you?

aussie fella picked on josey...poor little josey. go see mummy, dear. poor little josey...:roll:

 

anyone see the fight last night..? ippy?

the yank had been in a few contests. i thought he might prove a bit durable. seems not. a long way to come for 1 round...

what happened exactly? overhand right? uppercut?

 

Stop being such a **** Sally, Josey's allright; even if he is Welsh! You are making yourself look bad and you are better than that

 

From the Brisbane Courier newspaper ...

The end was swift and brutal as the explosive Leapai, 32, detonated
bombs from both hands.

Leapai, a Samoan-born father of six from the Logan shire, continued on
his quest toward a world heavyweight title fight in 2012 when the
referee Adrian Cairns halted the fight after just 1min 56sec.

The American, 39, from the small town of Kewanee, Illinois was having
his 71st pro fight and said he had rarely been hit as hard in 16 years
as a pro fighter, taking on the likes of world champs Wladimir
Klitschko, Ray Mercer and Orlin Norris.


``Alex is a tremendous puncher,'' Weida said. ``But I didn't realise
just how tremendous until tonight.''
Earlier former rugby league star Solomon Haumono knocked out game but
outgunned Junior Pati in two rounds.
Leapai's record is now 25 wins against there draws and three losses, his
last by split decision against Colin Wilson in 2008 which he avenged by
knockout a year later.

Weida suffered loss No.22 . He was down early in the round and in no
condition to defend himself.

 

i dont know whats wrong with josey....:huh

he usually just hits back. ive hit a nerve somewhere...not meaning to.

but i didnt think he was the type to chuck a sook about it. ok, sydney, i'll go easy on him...considering he is welsh.:yep

 

At first glance, i thought the thread title was leapai v weidler ( danny).

Now thats a fight id pay to see big bucks for.