Mark de Mori - the most padded career in Aussie boxing

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by The Spider, Nov 21, 2012.

  1. The Spider

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    King has seduced him twice - "signing with Don King is the highlight of my career" - I wouldn't discount him doing it a 3rd time.

    Still a year to go on the current King contract - OMFG :admin
     
  2. Totalpac

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    The fact you quote that over and over as a negative intrests me.

    You don't think an Aussie kid at age 15 watching Tyson seeing DK on tv and saying one day I'm going to be HW boxer in the US then getting there and doing just that is a highlight?

    How long is the list of Aussie HW's that have signed with a major US promoter? That is a serious question in case you are wondering, I have no idea.
     
  3. Crusher

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    Kali Mehan (don king) Bowie Topu (Gary Shaw) from recent times. Going back I think Jimmy thunder was signed with someone.
     
  4. The Spider

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    I'm just amazed at some of de Mori's statements to be honest.

    I don't think he could have summarized his career any better than when he said: "I've achieved all my goals in boxing and are now just in it to entertain".

    Food for thought: Would marrying your wife be the highlight of your life if you had a terrible marriage and were now desperate to divorce her?
     
  5. swingin

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    demori is a non event. the best show he'll ever put on is when he hits the canvas next. probably by a one armed, blind girl, in a wheelchair....thats his level of opponent.
     
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    Bashing stiffs are not keep busy fights. They are a waste of time and put every one off the fighter, you don't gain anything from Koing blokes way past it
     
  7. swingin

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    if you call 'busiy' 6 fights in 5 years 'busiy'......:patsch
     
  8. Lilo

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    Wow this guy really gets some stick doesn't he!?

    Is he claiming he's the world's greatest though? I mean what actually is his big crime?

    (I actually don't know much of this dude so that is a serious question)
     
  9. The Spider

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    He's made a career out of beating up nobodies & hasbeens. Have a look at the records of most of his opponents >>>

    http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=237842&cat=boxer

    de Mori refers to beating up his badly mismatched and often aging opponents as sexyboxing :patsch
     
  10. bruiserh

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    There are a few of us here who think Mark actually does want to step his opposition up, but he's made some massively bad decisions along the way in his career.

    In terms of claiming he's the worlds greatest, he definitely hasn't. He's pretty self depreciating actually. He'll give anyone the time of day to chat boxing and what he's up to. He's on twitter and facebook.

    Some of the animosity I understand, as frustration that an Aus HW isnt testing himself. The question remains unanswered as to whether he will or not in the future.

    Some of the animosity is purely irrational, like fight fans should feel personally affronted by Mark's career thus far.
     
  11. The Spider

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    Totalpac's mardi-gras-esque promotion of Mark here only set de Mori's cause back even further. He succeeded with his plan of fueling some hatred, but just couldn't turn it into ticket sales. Evidenced by the extremely poor $10 PPVs sales for the Calloway fight, and the financial disaster that followed against Weida at St Marys.

    Totalpac has clearly seen the error of his ways and pulled his head right back in. But the damage was already done.
     
  12. bruiserh

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    It's true mate. Total did get carried away.
     
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    john wyborn
     
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