Boxing 🥊

[skintsaint]

Well we saw a new type of MMA last night...boxathon. Half boxing half marathon.

[skintsaint]

Great pic though. .

 

[Turkish]

2 hours ago, skintsaint said:

Great pic though. .

 

Good to see that bellend sparked out Tbf 

[egg]

40 minutes ago, Turkish said:

Good to see that bellend sparked out Tbf 

Yep. 9 attempts to wrestle AJ down. Pathetic. Credit to the bloke for stepping in the ring though, and for bagging Jutta Leerdam. 

[AlexLaw76]

[badgerx16]

From an article 

29 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said:

Presumably the many millions he will be paid make it all bearable.

 

 

From a YAHOO Sports Australia article;

 "Joshua and Paul both reportedly received about US$93 million for the fight - $140 million Australian. But because the fight occurred in America, Joshua is set to cop multiple taxes that will see him lose nearly half of the prize purse and walk away with less than Paul.

British star Joshua will reportedly be taxed by the US government for the earnings, as well as when he gets home to the UK. He'll also have to fork out some of the money in National Insurance contributions back home.

There's no state tax in Florida, but the US government will reportedly charge an income tax of 37 per cent (about AU$52 million of the purse). Another $11.3 million will reportedly be paid to His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (British tax), and $2.8m in National Insurance contributions.

All up Joshua will part ways with about $66m, leaving him with $74m in his pocket out of the total purse of $140m. Paul will only be taxed the $52 million by the US government, meaning he'll actually get to keep more than Joshua."

[whelk]

50 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said:

I wonder how the promoters would have felt if he ended up like Michael Watson. Haven’t watched and no intention to do so. 

 

[rallyboy]

36 minutes ago, whelk said:

I wonder how the promoters would have felt if he ended up like Michael Watson.

 

I'm not sure the promoters concern themselves too much with the welfare of fighters.

It's a bit like people smugglers, piss poor after sales service from their complaints depts.

[Stripey McStripe Shirt]

1 hour ago, badgerx16 said:

From an article 

Presumably the many millions he will be paid make it all bearable.

 

 

From a YAHOO Sports Australia article;

 "Joshua and Paul both reportedly received about US$93 million for the fight - $140 million Australian. But because the fight occurred in America, Joshua is set to cop multiple taxes that will see him lose nearly half of the prize purse and walk away with less than Paul.

British star Joshua will reportedly be taxed by the US government for the earnings, as well as when he gets home to the UK. He'll also have to fork out some of the money in National Insurance contributions back home.

There's no state tax in Florida, but the US government will reportedly charge an income tax of 37 per cent (about AU$52 million of the purse). Another $11.3 million will reportedly be paid to His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (British tax), and $2.8m in National Insurance contributions.

All up Joshua will part ways with about $66m, leaving him with $74m in his pocket out of the total purse of $140m. Paul will only be taxed the $52 million by the US government, meaning he'll actually get to keep more than Joshua."

My heart bleeds...

[egg]

55 minutes ago, whelk said:

I wonder how the promoters would have felt if he ended up like Michael Watson. Haven’t watched and no intention to do so. 

 

I doubt they would have given a monkeys. The same applies in white colour boxing, which is scarily dangerous. AJ/Paul size/ability differences are common, but it's all about the money. 

The way AJ was fighting, I think he was aware of the risk, and despite the pre fight words, he didn't want to seriously hurt the bloke. The KO punch could have been to the temple, but he went for the jaw instead. 

[AlexLaw76]

reminds me of this...

[Turkish]

I see Andrew Tate got his arse handed to him last night with Tommy Robinson having a run in with another boxer in Dubai. 

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/andrew-tate-vs-chase-demoor-boxing-highlights-video-401637/

Not a great weekend for SOGs idols 

[Holmes_and_Watson]

24 minutes ago, Turkish said:

I see Andrew Tate got his arse handed to him last night with Tommy Robinson having a run in with another boxer in Dubai. 

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/andrew-tate-vs-chase-demoor-boxing-highlights-video-401637/

Not a great weekend for SOGs idols 

Katie Hopkins did beat Tyson Fury on points in Vegas, yesterday. 🙂

[whelk]

1 hour ago, rallyboy said:

I'm not sure the promoters concern themselves too much with the welfare of fighters.

It's a bit like people smugglers, piss poor after sales service from their complaints depts.

Hard to believe in 1991 the care for boxers welfare was shocking

From Wikipedia:

There was no ambulance or paramedic at the event.[2]Doctors wearing dinner jackets arrived but only after more than eight minutes had elapsed, during which time the fallen fighter received no oxygen. A total of 28 minutes elapsed before Watson received treatment in a hospital neurosurgical unit.[5][6] He spent 40 days in a coma and had six brain operations to remove a blood clot.

 

[Turkish]

28 minutes ago, Holmes_and_Watson said:

Katie Hopkins did beat Tyson Fury on points in Vegas, yesterday. 🙂

She appears to love a sausage, something else she has in common with the saintsweb guardian of morality 

 

[whelk]

3 minutes ago, Turkish said:

She appears to love a sausage, something else she has in common with the saintsweb guardian of morality 

 

That sausage looks like one the EU wanted banning for not being straight enough 

[Turkish]

17 minutes ago, whelk said:

That sausage looks like one the EU wanted banning for not being straight enough 

Lucky we have Farage so we can still get them. 

[The Kraken]

55 minutes ago, Turkish said:

Lucky we have Farage so we can still get them. 

Chapeau. Your Soggy bullshit bingo has been absolutely on point today 👍