and where do you think folk like you would be without folk like me youve lost the plot son no respect and no sense youv probably no even got the balls to walk home from the pub on your tod
I'd have you on toast you absolute muppet. I restrain 6ft plus 18 stone lads on a daily basis, you'd be an absolute walk in the park, you walking stereotype. GI Jim, the big talking, Carlsberg Export guzzling keyboard warrior
I hope so, Taylor would go up massively in my estimation if he took that fight, won it comfortably and then went up a weight going after Crawford. People need to not forget what this man has done, up until the Catterall fight he was a fighting man personified.
Where would I be if you weren't trying to catch bullets ? I'd still be here, obviously. Duhh. Stop being a silly sausage. Regarding Taylor, I also think he'd needing to move up weight, but seeing him and cuddling Catterall in the past, I'm confident he'll still have enough to win. Then hopefully he goes up.
Catterall is going to be a much better fighter going into the rematch, he will have learned a lot from the 1st fight. It'll be a more comprehensive win for Catterall
I'm not sure what else Catterall has to offer than what he gave in the first fight. Taylor has a lot more in his locker and I'd lean towards him. Take nothing away from Catterall though, I just think prime Taylor is exceptional.
he went from fighting national level fighters to a p4p champ, he's going to be a much better fighter in the rematch
I'm from a more rural bit of Scotland but worked across the central belt, and recognise Taylor's type straight away. Working class, chip-on-shoulder, prickly character that could be your best mate one minute and knife you the next. I remember chumming along a night out with a workmate in Edinburgh years ago and meeting just such a character - also a Hibs fan strangely enough - who said "you've no idea how to take me, son, have you" - and truth be told, I didn't. Thankfully never saw him again.
The thing is with those type of people, there's always someone bigger a *****. What goes around, comes around.
Tbf he did say it was close and he wasn’t at his best but he thought he’d done enough.it’s rare any fighter flat out admits defeat after a fight and especially after a scrappy hug fest like that.