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Quote from: benjimanbreeg on May 26, 2011, 05:54:25 PMI'm glad monty never won a major, he's a pratt. He wouldn't give a signature. I got Martin Kaymer's though, and he's been world number 1He had his chances, he just bottled it. He did beat Fed, Fed wasn't really dominating while henman was around. Henman would just lose to the first decent player he played, like in the quater's or semi's. That's what I mean. There was always a few players who were too good for Timmy. Some people say he didn't have the bottle to win a major. I think he just wasn't quite good enough.I liked Monty, but he was such a pratt
I'm glad monty never won a major, he's a pratt. He wouldn't give a signature. I got Martin Kaymer's though, and he's been world number 1He had his chances, he just bottled it. He did beat Fed, Fed wasn't really dominating while henman was around. Henman would just lose to the first decent player he played, like in the quater's or semi's.
who's gonna win on Saturday?
Quote from: benjimanbreeg on May 26, 2011, 03:52:44 PMQuote from: bodaccea on May 26, 2011, 01:02:28 PMWho is your favourite boxer, not necessarily the most titled, but the one most entertaining to watch?Muhammed Ali or Chris Eubank I know a lot of people hate Eubank, but he never lost easily, and was a true warrior. When he got straight up, to knock down Michael Watson, that was unbelievable, just so tragic what Happened to Watson, another warrior Considering they told him he'd never walk again, and then he goes and complete's the marathon. And Marciano is another of my favourites, the only underfeated Heavyweight champion in history. I read the book about him, its brilliant. He's got all this money hidden still, no one knows where it is.I Have some respect for Eubank just for standing up and saying he was only in it for the money. Honest.
Quote from: bodaccea on May 26, 2011, 01:02:28 PMWho is your favourite boxer, not necessarily the most titled, but the one most entertaining to watch?Muhammed Ali or Chris Eubank I know a lot of people hate Eubank, but he never lost easily, and was a true warrior. When he got straight up, to knock down Michael Watson, that was unbelievable, just so tragic what Happened to Watson, another warrior Considering they told him he'd never walk again, and then he goes and complete's the marathon. And Marciano is another of my favourites, the only underfeated Heavyweight champion in history. I read the book about him, its brilliant. He's got all this money hidden still, no one knows where it is.
Who is your favourite boxer, not necessarily the most titled, but the one most entertaining to watch?
Quote from: Butterflies on May 26, 2011, 06:17:03 PMQuote from: benjimanbreeg on May 26, 2011, 05:54:25 PMI'm glad monty never won a major, he's a pratt. He wouldn't give a signature. I got Martin Kaymer's though, and he's been world number 1He had his chances, he just bottled it. He did beat Fed, Fed wasn't really dominating while henman was around. Henman would just lose to the first decent player he played, like in the quater's or semi's. That's what I mean. There was always a few players who were too good for Timmy. Some people say he didn't have the bottle to win a major. I think he just wasn't quite good enough.I liked Monty, but he was such a pratt But Ivanisevic went on to win, and henman should've beaten him. Again though, the British press did him no favours.They used to call him Mrs Doubtfire. The time I saw him in person, this one golfer called anderson-hed gave me an autograph, I put my foot in this muddy puddle right next to him, and it splashed mud all up his trouser legs, just as he was going on to the 1st tee, he was like "thanks", in a sarcastic way, I wonder if he sees the funny side of it now
Please feel free to ask for any tips or advice about sport. The main ones being- golf, football, tennis, cricket, boxing, badminton and table tennis. If your problem is, having no control over your arms and legs, then sorry, thats not my field
Quote from: benjimanbreeg on May 27, 2011, 10:27:13 AMQuote from: Butterflies on May 26, 2011, 06:17:03 PMQuote from: benjimanbreeg on May 26, 2011, 05:54:25 PMI'm glad monty never won a major, he's a pratt. He wouldn't give a signature. I got Martin Kaymer's though, and he's been world number 1He had his chances, he just bottled it. He did beat Fed, Fed wasn't really dominating while henman was around. Henman would just lose to the first decent player he played, like in the quater's or semi's. That's what I mean. There was always a few players who were too good for Timmy. Some people say he didn't have the bottle to win a major. I think he just wasn't quite good enough.I liked Monty, but he was such a pratt But Ivanisevic went on to win, and henman should've beaten him. Again though, the British press did him no favours.They used to call him Mrs Doubtfire. The time I saw him in person, this one golfer called anderson-hed gave me an autograph, I put my foot in this muddy puddle right next to him, and it splashed mud all up his trouser legs, just as he was going on to the 1st tee, he was like "thanks", in a sarcastic way, I wonder if he sees the funny side of it now Collecting autographs? That is sweet.
Quote from: Al Swearengen on May 27, 2011, 10:30:56 AMQuote from: benjimanbreeg on May 27, 2011, 10:27:13 AMQuote from: Butterflies on May 26, 2011, 06:17:03 PMQuote from: benjimanbreeg on May 26, 2011, 05:54:25 PMI'm glad monty never won a major, he's a pratt. He wouldn't give a signature. I got Martin Kaymer's though, and he's been world number 1He had his chances, he just bottled it. He did beat Fed, Fed wasn't really dominating while henman was around. Henman would just lose to the first decent player he played, like in the quater's or semi's. That's what I mean. There was always a few players who were too good for Timmy. Some people say he didn't have the bottle to win a major. I think he just wasn't quite good enough.I liked Monty, but he was such a pratt But Ivanisevic went on to win, and henman should've beaten him. Again though, the British press did him no favours.They used to call him Mrs Doubtfire. The time I saw him in person, this one golfer called anderson-hed gave me an autograph, I put my foot in this muddy puddle right next to him, and it splashed mud all up his trouser legs, just as he was going on to the 1st tee, he was like "thanks", in a sarcastic way, I wonder if he sees the funny side of it now Collecting autographs? That is sweet. Might be worth money someday
Quote from: benjimanbreeg on May 26, 2011, 11:46:45 AMPlease feel free to ask for any tips or advice about sport. The main ones being- golf, football, tennis, cricket, boxing, badminton and table tennis. If your problem is, having no control over your arms and legs, then sorry, thats not my field Bit confused by this thread. Why would we need sporting advice and why from you?
Quote from: benjimanbreeg on May 27, 2011, 11:15:10 AMQuote from: Al Swearengen on May 27, 2011, 10:30:56 AMQuote from: benjimanbreeg on May 27, 2011, 10:27:13 AMQuote from: Butterflies on May 26, 2011, 06:17:03 PMQuote from: benjimanbreeg on May 26, 2011, 05:54:25 PMI'm glad monty never won a major, he's a pratt. He wouldn't give a signature. I got Martin Kaymer's though, and he's been world number 1He had his chances, he just bottled it. He did beat Fed, Fed wasn't really dominating while henman was around. Henman would just lose to the first decent player he played, like in the quater's or semi's. That's what I mean. There was always a few players who were too good for Timmy. Some people say he didn't have the bottle to win a major. I think he just wasn't quite good enough.I liked Monty, but he was such a pratt But Ivanisevic went on to win, and henman should've beaten him. Again though, the British press did him no favours.They used to call him Mrs Doubtfire. The time I saw him in person, this one golfer called anderson-hed gave me an autograph, I put my foot in this muddy puddle right next to him, and it splashed mud all up his trouser legs, just as he was going on to the 1st tee, he was like "thanks", in a sarcastic way, I wonder if he sees the funny side of it now Collecting autographs? That is sweet. Might be worth money someday True that. I am a fan of money. Would like more of it.
I wanna know butterflies and soph's predictions for the game tommorrow/today. And anyone else who is interested. But Soph, don't just say man u are gonna win, cause you're biast, or say Barcelona will win, cause you're pessimistic if your life depended on it, what would you predict?
