FantasyIreland
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Pair of uber cunts,hopefuly they both land a simultaneous knockout blow.
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bluemc1
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What were smith’s homophobic comments?
Crazy in 2023 younger men especially carry these views
Crazy in 2023 younger men especially carry these views
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bluemc1
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Eubanks biggest problem is his ego, he doesn’t want to look like he’s trying and it’s easy for him in there
He’s got all the tools and his dads chin and could be a handful for anyone on his night if he was willing to leave his ego outside the ropes
This is a fight he should win but he will have to work and earn it and stop thinking he gets points for acting like he’s that good he can win in first gear
city saint
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ffs just seen the ppv cost 19 95 they must be having a laugh it shouldnt be ppv anyway but cant see many going near that
Nellies left peg
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Not surprised they have these views but that the publicly state them, there are plenty of homophobes about
Nellies left peg
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I’m quite willing for them to pay me £20 to watch the shite :-)
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Yep, loads out there and not just older people.
Only difference nowadays is that they usually look to the sides and behind them before they utter their views, same as the racist cunts.....cowards
mexico1970
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Corporate police at it again.
Police have threatened boxing fans with possible prison sentences if they are caught illegally broadcasting fights that require a pay-per-view subscription, such as Saturday’s middleweight clash between Chris Eubank Jr and Liam Smith.
Police are trying to crack down on the illegal broadcasting of similar events, and new technology allows broadcasters with rights to track the IP addresses of those who watch live sports for up to six months.
Police have threatened boxing fans with possible prison sentences if they are caught illegally broadcasting fights that require a pay-per-view subscription, such as Saturday’s middleweight clash between Chris Eubank Jr and Liam Smith.
Police are trying to crack down on the illegal broadcasting of similar events, and new technology allows broadcasters with rights to track the IP addresses of those who watch live sports for up to six months.
jimharri
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"Sesame Street is brought to you this evening by the letters V, P and N..."Corporate police at it again.
Police have threatened boxing fans with possible prison sentences if they are caught illegally broadcasting fights that require a pay-per-view subscription, such as Saturday’s middleweight clash between Chris Eubank Jr and Liam Smith.
Police are trying to crack down on the illegal broadcasting of similar events, and new technology allows broadcasters with rights to track the IP addresses of those who watch live sports for up to six months.