Mike Tyson

[Wolfie]

On 19/11/2020 at 21:11, Insight Or Incite said:

Is this the kind of lazy, half witted content I've joined for. I assume it was poorly crafted by an entitled white Male who has no appreciation for the struggles we face. 

Drop in standard "BLM" accusation for an easy tick. Perhaps you could try a little harder to create some original content, instead of peddling the agenda of Nick Griffin and Tommy Robinson.

Iron Mike was a great, torn down by the media because he wasnt a poster boy type. The athletes that conformed and kept quiet I.e. Lewis and Holyfield, were promoted to the top solely because they could be controlled and kept quiet. Mike done more for us than you could possibly understand.

I'm all for an educated minority voice to enrich the Corner, especially when one considers the general substandard of newcomers this year. But – please – get a fucking avatar.

To my knowledge, no one's currently using Colonel Sanders.

Edited November 20, 2020 by Wolfie

[cuntspotter]

8 hours ago, camberwell gypsy said:

Do you really want to hurt him? 

........... Yes!

[Hokey Gingers]

A wonderful human being...

 

[Major Cunt]

On 19/11/2020 at 20:48, Decimus said:

I've had several dealings with him in a professional capacity, unfortunately. I can confirm that the man is about as intelligent and intimidating as a slow loris, and this is coming from a complete fucking physical coward.

Was he looking for a council abode in the Norfolk area? 

[ChildeHarold]

2 minutes ago, Major Cunt said:

Was he looking for a council abode in the Norfolk area? 

Are you looking for a well behaved lodger? 

[Decimus]

30 minutes ago, Major Cunt said:

Was he looking for a council abode in the Norfolk area? 

It was indeed, he took offence to having a black wheelie bin for non-recyclable waste. 

[ChildeHarold]

2 minutes ago, Decimus said:

It was indeed, he took offence to having a black wheelie bin for non-recyclable waste. 

And the funny part? Er? 

[Decimus]

7 hours ago, Hokey Gingers said:

A wonderful human being...

 

I don't know if you're a boxing man, Hokes, but I've got two questions for you if you are:

1: Who was the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time?

2: Who was the best pound-for-pound boxer of all time?

3: What was the best fight you've ever seen?

Questions are open to anyone else who has in interest in the sport.

[Decimus]

Just now, ChildeHarold said:

And the funny part? Er? 

That was it, end of the story.

[Eric Cuntman]

5 minutes ago, Decimus said:

I don't know if you're a boxing man, Hokes, but I've got two questions for you if you are:

1: Who was the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time?

2: Who was the best pound-for-pound boxer of all time?

3: What was the best fight you've ever seen?

Questions are open to anyone else who has in interest in the sport.

1) Rocky Marciano

2) Manny Paquiao

3) Nigel Benn v Gerald McLennan.

[camberwell gypsy]

7 minutes ago, Decimus said:

I don't know if you're a boxing man, Hokes, but I've got two questions for you if you are:

1: Who was the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time?

2: Who was the best pound-for-pound boxer of all time?

3: What was the best fight you've ever seen?

Questions are open to anyone else who has in interest in the sport.

1 Jack Johnson

2 Sugar Ray Robinson

3 Hagler v Hearns. It only lasted 3 rounds but it was the most brutal 3 rounds I've ever seen.

[camberwell gypsy]

3 minutes ago, Eric Cuntman said:

1) Rocky Marciano

2) Manny Paquiao

3) Nigel Benn v Gerald McLennan.

Eric, it was a toss up between Marciano and Johnson but the black guy just edged it in punching power.

[Decimus]

7 minutes ago, Eric Cuntman said:

1) Rocky Marciano

2) Manny Paquiao

3) Nigel Benn v Gerald McLennan.

1) Got to go with Ali as common and as boring as that answer is. I'd put Foreman and Frazier up there as two of the best of all time and he beat both. Although saying that, Marciano never lost so it'd be a tough call.

2) My head says Floyd Mayweather, but my heart says Sugar Ray Leonard.

3) Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti (1st fight).

[ChildeHarold]

39 minutes ago, Decimus said:

That was it, end of the story.

Ha ha ha. And another ha. 

[Eric Cuntman]

16 minutes ago, Decimus said:

1) Got to go with Ali as common and as boring as that answer is. I'd put Foreman and Frazier up there as two of the best of all time and he beat both. Although saying that, Marciano never lost so it'd be a tough call.

2) My head says Floyd Mayweather, but my heart says Sugar Ray Leonard.

3) Micky Ward v Arturo Gatti (1st fight).

Sugar Ray Leonard vs Chris Eubank, both at their peak, would've been epic. A display of technical brilliance. 

My pick for a good old fashioned 'guts & Glory' punch up would be: 

Roberto Duran v Nigel Benn.

[Major Cunt]

1 hour ago, Decimus said:

It was indeed, he took offence to having a black wheelie bin for non-recyclable waste. 

I'd would have thought he'd have been in the market for temporary accommodation. It's a shame the cunt didn't end up like Michael Watson who was a far talented boxer... 

[Major Cunt]

14 minutes ago, Eric Cuntman said:

Sugar Ray Leonard vs Chris Eubank, both at their peak, would've been epic. A display of technical brilliance. 

My pick for a good old fashioned 'guts & Glory' punch up would be: 

Roberto Duran v Nigel Benn.

Thomas 'The Hitman' Hearnes v Marvin Hagler, was an epic bout. 

[Stubby Pecker]

2 hours ago, Eric Cuntman said:

Sugar Ray Leonard vs Chris Eubank, both at their peak, would've been epic. A display of technical brilliance. 

My pick for a good old fashioned 'guts & Glory' punch up would be: 

Roberto Duran v Nigel Benn.

I’m glad someone mentioned Eubank. He may be total wanker but he was tough as old boots in a great era of middle weights

[Decimus]

1 minute ago, Stubby Pecker said:

I’m glad someone mentioned Eubank. He may be total wanker but he was tough as old boots in a great era of middle weights

Indeed, a lot of people forget what a phenomenal boxer he was, due to him being the black version of Prince George from Blackadder.

That era was fantastic, it was when I first got into boxing as a kid, the old man and I wouldn't bother with any of the heavyweight stuff, we'd focus on all the middleweight bouts. Loved Benn as well, but going against what you'd probably expect, I fucking hated Steve Collins.

[Stubby Pecker]

7 minutes ago, Decimus said:

Indeed, a lot of people forget what a phenomenal boxer he was, due to him being the black version of Prince George from Blackadder.

That era was fantastic, it was when I first got into boxing as a kid, the old man and I wouldn't bother with any of the heavyweight stuff, we'd focus on all the middleweight bouts. Loved Benn as well, but going against what you'd probably expect, I fucking hated Steve Collins.

As a brain dead mick, Collins was worse than any black. If memory serves me right, most of these fights were live on ITV often midweek. 

[Decimus]

36 minutes ago, Stubby Pecker said:

As a brain dead mick, Collins was worse than any black. If memory serves me right, most of these fights were live on ITV often midweek. 

Indeed, which is ironic as it was easily the best division within boxing at that time. All the big heavyweight, box office shit paled in comparison. I don't know why anyone would have paid to watch wee Mikey Tyson give Big, Brain-dead Franky Bruno a slap when you could have watched the likes of Benn and Eubank for free.

[King Billy]

3 hours ago, Major Cunt said:

Thomas 'The Hitman' Hearnes v Marvin Hagler, was an epic bout. 

Stephen ‘wheels of fire’ Hawking v Frank ‘spaghetti legs’ Kleftiko. Fight to the death. Loser takes all.

[camberwell gypsy]

4 hours ago, Eric Cuntman said:

Sugar Ray Leonard vs Chris Eubank, both at their peak, would've been epic. A display of technical brilliance. 

My pick for a good old fashioned 'guts & Glory' punch up would be: 

Roberto Duran v Nigel Benn.

Roberto Duran v Steve Collins at Middleweight. 

[Dyslexic cnut]

5 hours ago, Decimus said:

I don't know if you're a boxing man, Hokes, but I've got two questions for you if you are:

1: Who was the greatest heavyweight boxer of all time?

2: Who was the best pound-for-pound boxer of all time?

3: What was the best fight you've ever seen?

Questions are open to anyone else who has in interest in the sport.

1. Ali (remarkable when you consider the years when he was at his absolute peak, he was kept inactive.)

2. Ray Robinson.

3. Ali v Frazier 1.

Good posts Deco.

[Dyslexic cnut]

1 hour ago, Decimus said:

Indeed, a lot of people forget what a phenomenal boxer he was, due to him being the black version of Prince George from Blackadder.

That era was fantastic, it was when I first got into boxing as a kid, the old man and I wouldn't bother with any of the heavyweight stuff, we'd focus on all the middleweight bouts. Loved Benn as well, but going against what you'd probably expect, I fucking hated Steve Collins.

My old man was a boxing coach. Middleweights and down were the fighters he admired. The middleweight division was always considered the Blue Riband back in the day. No fuckin way Leonard beat Hagler incidentally.