S Taylors manager to meet Khoder Nasser

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Barge FTA, Nov 17, 2008.


  1. ozziebattler

    ozziebattler Shadow Boxer Full Member

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    I personally couldnt give 2****s who wins but i can see another sparring session like bout for Mundine....

    at this stage im probably going to get a call for his next bout..

    Im 5-0 in the amateurs so you could say i could be considered a step up in class..
     
  2. the beaver

    the beaver Guest

    Actually i don't mind this matchup. If it's not Taylor then Mundine is just going to fight another bum South American anyway.

    At least we know who Taylor is which makes it a little interesting. Besides if he fights him in January 2009 that's not too far away and keeps him busy i guess.
     
  3. roscoe

    roscoe Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Taylor is as washed up as a jellyfish on a beach. Why not Geale for the so called man.
     
  4. ashley

    ashley Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Last fight Mundine said Geale priced himself out of the market.......maybe he wanted money instead of tickets and cab fair home :yep
     
  5. stiflers mum

    stiflers mum Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    gee for the first time since 2001 i will be gping for mundine if this comes off.
     
  6. the beaver

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    Yeah i know but i'd like to see Taylor throw a few headbutts in the process :lol:
     
  7. raff

    raff Well-Known Member Full Member

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    nah, id like taylor to win & shut the mouth up.
     
  8. julian

    julian Member Full Member

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    I don"t see anything wrong with continuing the ongoing saga regarding choc's career as long as everyone accepts it for what it is.
    He is a better than average domestic fighter who will continue to milk the Aus boxing public for as much as possible for as long as possible and the whole scenario is entertaining if nothing else.
    His golden opportunity to promote himself worldwide came immediately after the Danny Green bout but he chose to follow the safe but lucrative route that he continues along today.
    Anybody naive enough to believe that he will take on world class overseas fighters or legitimate champions may as well send him a percentage of thier pay packet on a weekly basis.
    The fact is, Choc has never taken anyones world title from them and thats not going to change.
    I accept it for the circus it is, and I suspect more and more boxing fans are coming to terms with the fact that ,It is what it is!
    Like many, I was conned early on but now I figure it's more fun to just sit back and laugh at the whole thing.
    After all, like I said, it is entertaining.
     
  9. daz52

    daz52 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You could have made that point before but most of us have dealt with it for years, its not entertaining anymore, just old and boring
     
  10. stiflers mum

    stiflers mum Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    i think the general public feel the same way.the results of his fights dont even make the free to air news anymore and on fox sport news where they interviewed him after the fight and he was saying "im the best,im the best" there were a lot of empty seats in the background.nobody cares anymore.
     
  11. cobba

    cobba Active Member Full Member

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    i agree with all this except i tihnk that choc will have a big fight or so left in his career. the problem will be landing a big fight as the big names commond too much
     
  12. Barge FTA

    Barge FTA Active Member Full Member

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    i have a bad feeling that we will see the same thing from Solomon Haumono. except, he wont get the publicity that Mundine got.
    Will Nasser as his manager, he'll go nowhere.