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Always puzzled me that in the last few years, I think he is a class pundit and you only see him these days with little cameos either at ringside or on Ringside on thursdays.
Especially when you have the likes of fucking Nicky monotone Piper in the fucking studio every week!!
I thought Jamie Moore was great just a little nervous as you would expect few more shows under his belt I think he will be class to have in studio.
BUT BRING BACK SPENCER OLIVER!!!!
Did you see the numptys Barry and Johnny with their big TV making a case for Audley.
Collin Hart was actually good but Jim Watt is a twat for trying to make out Audley did himself proud in there. What was he watching!
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Originally Posted by Master
Hart is quality for the fact when Nelson or the others try overhyping British Fighters he just goes the opposite way hahaha and says it how it is.
Agreed that was quite refreshing bet he will not be invited back now.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983Quote:
Originally Posted by Master
Hart is quality for the fact when Nelson or the others try overhyping British Fighters he just goes the opposite way hahaha and says it how it is.
Nicky Piper is probably the worst pundit in history. He's the Andy Townsend of boxing pundits. I wish he'd just fuck off.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
Jamie Moore was good, although I wasn't too impressed by the guy presenting it. Hart was good as always.
I think the reason Spencer Oliver isn't on more is he comes out with some dodgy stuff at times. An example being the Nishioka-Munroe fight, he talked about the 'Japs' & you could see Johnny Nelson grimace. I like him, but there's just no way you can have a panel guy who comes out with that kind of stuff even if it ain't maliciously intended.
I like Johnny Nelson & Barry Mcguigan as a duo, they had a good go of it (unfortunately for the sake of TV, someone had to side with Audley). But it was fun to watch.
That interactive TV was a great addition too.
Barry Mcguigan knows his stuff, I mean really knows his stuff. I remember watching an old British roundtable discussion of past HW champions and he was suggesting that since the USSR had just recently disbanded for a few years that Eastern Europeans would really start to make their mark in boxing in a few years and possibly dominate, the program was around mid 90s and he went into detail on why that would be. ANd then I remember in some Amir Khan documentary posted on youtube, he was telling Khan to go with Freddy Roach to improve his flaws because he needed it, this was years before the ko to Presscott.
The man just knows his stuff inside and out.