It may surprise some readers to learn Bobby Gunn causes the biggest spike in readership whenever I cobble (do you see what I did there) together a news or opinion piece on the plucky prizefighter. Avoyd Mayweather holds nothing on the scrapper once spectacularly referred to as “the most ferocious fighter since Jack Dempsey” ahead [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Tomasz Adamek’
Boxing: Bobby Gunn and James Toney in a room. Never going to be tea and biscuits.
Posted in Boxing, Fight Previews, Sports, tagged Bobby Gunn, Boxing, david haye, enzo maccarinelli, James Toney, Manny Pacquiao, Mike Tyson, Tomasz Adamek on February 24, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Boxing: Fur Coat and No Knickers? David Haye retires
Posted in Boxing, tagged david haye, enzo maccarinelli, Jean Marc-Mormeck, Manny Pacquiao, Mike Tyson, Natalie Imbruglia, Steve Cunningham, Tomasz Adamek on October 11, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Any consideration of David Haye’s career is usually accompanied by a track from my internal Jukebox. It isn’t McFadden and Whitehead’s Aint No Stopping Us Now; his entrance tune, nor is it From Russia with Love, primarily because his nemesis was Ukrainian, I tend to hear the chorus from Natalie Imbruglia’s Torn representing as is [...]
Boxing: Laugh or cry, matchmaking with the Klitschkos
Posted in Boxing, Fight Previews, Mike Tyson, Sports, tagged Alexander Povetkin, Chris Byrd, david haye, Mike Tyson, Nicolay Valuev, Steve Bunce, Tomasz Adamek, Vitaly Klitschko, Wladimir Klitschko on July 23, 2010 | 3 Comments »
As a boxing traditionalist, the Klitschko brothers prove something of a troublesome enigma to me. Resplendent though they are at the top of the heavyweight mountain, their individual and collective resumes feature nothing but a procession of mediocrity – some of whom the physically gifted Ukrainians have conspired to lose to. But I cannot always [...]
Adamek to ride shot Gunn
Posted in Boxing, Fight Previews, Sports, tagged Bernard Hopkins, Bobby Gunn, cruiserweight, enzo maccarinelli, IBF, Roy Jones Jnr., Tomasz Adamek on July 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Bobby Gunn is a curious phenomenon. No other fighter, whether christened Floyd, Bernard or Oscar has engendered the type of readership and commentary that articles about the Celtic Warrior have. I suppose that might say as much about the sporadic readership of this gloomy corner of the blogosphere as any significance Gunn actually holds for [...]

