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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

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    Do not think Frank Bruno/Henry Cooper was on any undercard after they challenged for a world title.
    Boxrec supplements my fading memory.

    Herbie Hide lost to Vitali, and then fought on the undercard of Robin Reid v Soon Botes for the wbf s/middle, took me about 5 minutes to find, sure there are others.
    You are not comparing AJ, Bruno or Copper to Herbie Hide with his minor WBO title are you?
    Henry Cooper f40 l14
    AJ f24 l3
    Herbie f 49 l4

    You work it out
    Nothing to work out. Herbie Hide does not compare to Bruno, AJ and Cooper in terms of popularity regardless of his boxing record.
    Forgot Frank Brunos record f40 l5, Do the maths, Herbie had the better record.

    With respect to undercard slots once beaten by a champ, Bruno was on John Mugabis undercard twice, once after Mike Tyson and once after Tim Witherspoon

    Opinions are like arseholes, everybody's got one
    I know you’re using their records because it suits your argument, but you’ve given a perfect example of why you CANNOT tell who is best by comparing records.
    Herbie Hide - 49 fights - his first 19 fights were at “road sweeper” standard, his last 14 fights were at cruiserweight. He fought in 6 world title fights , fighting 3 past,present or future World champions.
    Anthony Joshua - fought 27 times , 12 of which were world title fights and fought 7 past, present or future World champions.
    Frank Bruno - fought 45 times , fighting 5 world title fights and fought 7 past , present or future World Champions.
    The standard of opposition that AJ & Bruno fought and beat is way about those on Herbie’s record.
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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

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    Do not think Frank Bruno/Henry Cooper was on any undercard after they challenged for a world title.
    Boxrec supplements my fading memory.

    Herbie Hide lost to Vitali, and then fought on the undercard of Robin Reid v Soon Botes for the wbf s/middle, took me about 5 minutes to find, sure there are others.
    You are not comparing AJ, Bruno or Copper to Herbie Hide with his minor WBO title are you?
    Henry Cooper f40 l14
    AJ f24 l3
    Herbie f 49 l4

    You work it out
    Nothing to work out. Herbie Hide does not compare to Bruno, AJ and Cooper in terms of popularity regardless of his boxing record.
    Forgot Frank Brunos record f40 l5, Do the maths, Herbie had the better record.

    With respect to undercard slots once beaten by a champ, Bruno was on John Mugabis undercard twice, once after Mike Tyson and once after Tim Witherspoon

    Opinions are like arseholes, everybody's got one
    I know you’re using their records because it suits your argument, but you’ve given a perfect example of why you CANNOT tell who is best by comparing records.
    Herbie Hide - 49 fights - his first 19 fights were at “road sweeper” standard, his last 14 fights were at cruiserweight. He fought in 6 world title fights , fighting 3 past,present or future World champions.
    Anthony Joshua - fought 27 times , 12 of which were world title fights and fought 7 past, present or future World champions.
    Frank Bruno - fought 45 times , fighting 5 world title fights and fought 7 past , present or future World Champions.
    The standard of opposition that AJ & Bruno fought and beat is way about those on Herbie’s record.
    I was a road sweeper in Jaywick along the coast in Essex and I fought Herbie in the early 90s for 60 quid. Was it worth it. Fuck it was he broke my cheekbone

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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    some fights added to the card

    It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.

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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    Just to be clear

    When I made my original comments about AJ not being worth a bill topping slot after his recent performance(s) there followed the sensible, boxing related comments and comparisons with older fighters of my youth, the normal stuff of this site, who coulda woulda shoulda. Then the popularity angle entered the argument which I for one poo poo'd, this site is about boxing after all.

    Then I looked at AJ's wikipedia pages.....................

    The purse monies he has been getting are mindblowing, he is truly a product of the media age, take a good amateur, turn him pro then get the media boys to do their work and keep your fingers crossed, some may call it 'popularity', I would call it hype, but if it sells PPV then so what. I did notice a recent post about Connor Wassname and UFC, same principle but on a beer money scale by comparison. Boxing ability has absolutely fuck all to do with the price of eggs.

    Having said all that I dont begrudge any fighter the money, I just wish it could be shared on the basis of ability and results, not hype.

    I bet Audley Harrison is sick, if only he was 8 years younger!!!!
    Last edited by nuggetdotcom; 02-11-2023 at 01:28 AM.

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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    Quote Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom View Post
    Just to be clear

    When I made my original comments about AJ not being worth a bill topping slot after his recent performance(s) there followed the sensible, boxing related comments and comparisons with older fighters of my youth, the normal stuff of this site, who coulda woulda shoulda. Then the popularity angle entered the argument which I for one poo poo'd, this site is about boxing after all.

    Then I looked at AJ's wikipedia pages.....................

    The purse monies he has been getting are mindblowing, he is truly a product of the media age, take a good amateur, turn him pro then get the media boys to do their work and keep your fingers crossed, some may call it 'popularity', I would call it hype, but if it sells PPV then so what. I did notice a recent post about Connor Wassname and UFC, same principle but on a beer money scale by comparison. Boxing ability has absolutely fuck all to do with the price of eggs.

    Having said all that I dont begrudge any fighter the money, I just wish it could be shared on the basis of ability and results, not hype.

    I bet Audley Harrison is sick, if only he was 8 years younger!!!!

    Audley woulda raked it in.

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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    Quote Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom View Post
    Just to be clear

    When I made my original comments about AJ not being worth a bill topping slot after his recent performance(s) there followed the sensible, boxing related comments and comparisons with older fighters of my youth, the normal stuff of this site, who coulda woulda shoulda. Then the popularity angle entered the argument which I for one poo poo'd, this site is about boxing after all.

    Then I looked at AJ's wikipedia pages.....................

    The purse monies he has been getting are mindblowing, he is truly a product of the media age, take a good amateur, turn him pro then get the media boys to do their work and keep your fingers crossed, some may call it 'popularity', I would call it hype, but if it sells PPV then so what. I did notice a recent post about Connor Wassname and UFC, same principle but on a beer money scale by comparison. Boxing ability has absolutely fuck all to do with the price of eggs.

    Having said all that I dont begrudge any fighter the money, I just wish it could be shared on the basis of ability and results, not hype.

    I bet Audley Harrison is sick, if only he was 8 years younger!!!!
    Agreed with every single part of the above post, and have been banging on about it forever.
    EXCEPT FOR THE LAST SENTENCE!
    Audley had his chance when he turned pro. He had every top promoter in the World after him and became a millionaire without having a pro fight. Unfortunately he was BBC’s last throw of the dice before Sky etc. Mopped up. Some people even believe that Audley was to blame for the end of World class Boxing on free to air TV.
    Audley basically:
    Made some bad decisions
    Wasn’t dedicated enough
    Wasn’t good enough
    Not exciting enough to sell out the “hype train”
    Boxing ability is one thing , but it has to be backed up by bottle and a chin.
    When you get found out, it’s over.
    Former Undisputed 4 belt Prediction champion. Still P4P and People’s Champion.

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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom View Post
    Just to be clear

    When I made my original comments about AJ not being worth a bill topping slot after his recent performance(s) there followed the sensible, boxing related comments and comparisons with older fighters of my youth, the normal stuff of this site, who coulda woulda shoulda. Then the popularity angle entered the argument which I for one poo poo'd, this site is about boxing after all.

    Then I looked at AJ's wikipedia pages.....................

    The purse monies he has been getting are mindblowing, he is truly a product of the media age, take a good amateur, turn him pro then get the media boys to do their work and keep your fingers crossed, some may call it 'popularity', I would call it hype, but if it sells PPV then so what. I did notice a recent post about Connor Wassname and UFC, same principle but on a beer money scale by comparison. Boxing ability has absolutely fuck all to do with the price of eggs.

    Having said all that I dont begrudge any fighter the money, I just wish it could be shared on the basis of ability and results, not hype.

    I bet Audley Harrison is sick, if only he was 8 years younger!!!!
    Agreed with every single part of the above post, and have been banging on about it forever.
    EXCEPT FOR THE LAST SENTENCE!
    Audley had his chance when he turned pro. He had every top promoter in the World after him and became a millionaire without having a pro fight. Unfortunately he was BBC’s last throw of the dice before Sky etc. Mopped up. Some people even believe that Audley was to blame for the end of World class Boxing on free to air TV.
    Audley basically:
    Made some bad decisions
    Wasn’t dedicated enough
    Wasn’t good enough
    Not exciting enough to sell out the “hype train”
    Boxing ability is one thing , but it has to be backed up by bottle and a chin.
    When you get found out, it’s over.

    I didn't actually say Audley was any good, he just didn't have the same 'media managers' around him that AJ did 12 (not 8 as I said) years later.

    Went with a group of local lads to see audley fight local (to us) lad Michael Sprott at Wembley, car got towed to the pound so we all ended up in a Wembley Indian, well lubricated, and asked the owner to book us a taxi home, we all had Sprott at 7/1 so were feeling no pain whatsoever.

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    Default Re: Anthony Joshua v Jermaine Franklin April First

    Quote Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Primo Carnera View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by nuggetdotcom View Post
    Just to be clear

    When I made my original comments about AJ not being worth a bill topping slot after his recent performance(s) there followed the sensible, boxing related comments and comparisons with older fighters of my youth, the normal stuff of this site, who coulda woulda shoulda. Then the popularity angle entered the argument which I for one poo poo'd, this site is about boxing after all.

    Then I looked at AJ's wikipedia pages.....................

    The purse monies he has been getting are mindblowing, he is truly a product of the media age, take a good amateur, turn him pro then get the media boys to do their work and keep your fingers crossed, some may call it 'popularity', I would call it hype, but if it sells PPV then so what. I did notice a recent post about Connor Wassname and UFC, same principle but on a beer money scale by comparison. Boxing ability has absolutely fuck all to do with the price of eggs.

    Having said all that I dont begrudge any fighter the money, I just wish it could be shared on the basis of ability and results, not hype.

    I bet Audley Harrison is sick, if only he was 8 years younger!!!!
    Agreed with every single part of the above post, and have been banging on about it forever.
    EXCEPT FOR THE LAST SENTENCE!
    Audley had his chance when he turned pro. He had every top promoter in the World after him and became a millionaire without having a pro fight. Unfortunately he was BBC’s last throw of the dice before Sky etc. Mopped up. Some people even believe that Audley was to blame for the end of World class Boxing on free to air TV.
    Audley basically:
    Made some bad decisions
    Wasn’t dedicated enough
    Wasn’t good enough
    Not exciting enough to sell out the “hype train”
    Boxing ability is one thing , but it has to be backed up by bottle and a chin.
    When you get found out, it’s over.

    I didn't actually say Audley was any good, he just didn't have the same 'media managers' around him that AJ did 12 (not 8 as I said) years later.

    Went with a group of local lads to see audley fight local (to us) lad Michael Sprott at Wembley, car got towed to the pound so we all ended up in a Wembley Indian, well lubricated, and asked the owner to book us a taxi home, we all had Sprott at 7/1 so were feeling no pain whatsoever.
    No, but you alluded to the fact that Audley would’ve raked it in.
    But he had the same chances that AJ had. The difference is that you have to back up the hype with a bit of substance.
    Former Undisputed 4 belt Prediction champion. Still P4P and People’s Champion.

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