Sullivan fight of the week Sullivan Wilson

Jeez...Wilson's face must have been ruined.

 

Happy too .. can you define exactly when that was and against who ? I've been asking for weeks and get nothing but spun gibberish ..

 

Thank you Janitor, you have gone to a lot of trouble. I agree with you largely.

I am sure it was Paddy Ryan(hope i havent confused him with another), who was said to have won the world championship on "debut". My understanding is that on "debut" meant under LPR rules. The same Paddy Ryan when i last looked was experienced and was local champion of his region or perhaps state before winning the World Championship.

If the World Title was LPR rules, doesnt that suggest that his other titles were fought under different rules? If not LPR, isnt it likely that these were MoQ or gloved fights? In Australia they used Gloves for fights, regularly. Were gloved fights common practice for LPR fighters, in between title fights? It seems hard to believe that most non title fights were not gloved affairs doesnt it? And by definition most title fight participants surely would have been experienced with the gloves.

 

http://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/sully.htm

Have fun reading about his opponents.

 

So a troll and unoriginal .. predictable with 41 posts .. likely an alt .. and with nothing no less. Anyone who does not have the guts to use their original ESB identity is irrelevant.

 

Maybe I'd ask for some of what are you smoking ? Seems to be good stuff.

 

K brah. Have fun continuing to make absurd arguments based on ignoring facts.

 

Weren't the Broughton rules fairly specific to the ampitheratre, so it was more of a derrivative ruleset, and not really the Broughton rules themselves? I don't know of them having any specific name.

The LPR rules themselves got revised quite a bit over time. I think there was a gloved ruleset meant for amateur boxing matches too, I don't know much else about that.

To add I think gloved fights were bigger in aus because of efforts by Mace and Foley.

 

Not when the guy is trying to hit the canvas every time he’s touched to bide time.