yea, like he told us how it is with his last performance, a "boxing masterclass" if I recall atsch:rofl
Think it's fair to say there's an amount of jealousy involved - young successful boxer, educated, not bad looking with a fit bird. He's pretty smug and likes Basshunter but other than that he comes across as a nice guy.
Nah, not in an aggressive way, just asked me if I fancied seeing first hand how good Ricky was. I sent him a message the morning after and said that I'd never been so happy to have lost £75, and that the humble pie tastes nice. Fair play to him I guess, I'd said his man had no chance, he invited me to have a watch and see if it changed my mind. Obviously Glasgow is quite a long way just to watch a few fighters train
I dont ever see him come across as smug. He gave up ringside seats at the Tyson Fury-Chirosa fight because he had already agreed to present kids trophys at an amateur boxing evening.
Bellew posts on here and there seems to be a bunch of arse lickers that follow him. Cleverly will deal with him no problem. Then it will be on to bigger things for Clev.
Anyway it doesn't really matter. Both boxers aren't going to to anything n the world stage, Cleverlly is a slightly better boxer than Bellew. He'll defend it a couple of times against euro-bums then lose the big one when he comes up Bhop or the Clound although I'd love to see that happen.
If clev dropped the smugness and the bandana he'd be a decent fella no matter what id be behind bellew in this fight as i am with all scouse boxers!!
Don't hate him but he's needly type of guy with that rat face. I can understand the reasons he was bullied tbh. Putting up with his face from 9-3 must of been hard especially at break bet he was a right whinging ****.
I've been surprised by this too. I want Bellew to win for a few reasons, partly as I liked his aggressive style when I first started watching him, partly because he's English and partly because he posts on here and has always been safe. But Cleverly always comes across well to me and I would be supporting him in most fights, and would certainly want him to do well after tomorrow whether he wins or loses.