whats your NSC claim to fame?

[TWOCHOICEStom]

The ONLY member of Two Choices to be on NSC

 

[Mendoza]

i made TWO people do a shit "AC Slater" style

 

[Don Quixote]

Only NSC member living in Moscow

Moscow's discusting, I feel for you.

 

[Hornblower]

I saw Legs and Co in the scud in 1979.

Honest.

 

[Frutos]

Whats your take on Khan vs Barrera ?
Khan is going to get his face totally smashed in, isn't he ?

My personal belief is that, despite the fact that Barrera is, as is pointed out in every preview of the fight, 35 years old and maybe not as good as he was, going to be too good for Khan on Saturday night. The gamble that Khan's team are taking is that Barrera has nothing left, and so will be easy for Khan to pick off and so have a big name on his record.

Even if that is the case though (which I'm not convinced it is) even a faded version of a 6-time, 3-weight World Champion is leagues ahead of anyone with whom Khan has been in the ring to date, and although it was a few years ago, you only have to look at what happened the last time MAB faced a hyped-up British fighter with blurring handspeed and a slightly suspect chin and defence.

One thing Khan may have in his favour is Freddie Roach, who I regard as the best trainer in the world, and who has trained Manny Pacquiao to beat Barrera twice so knows hoow to go about doing it, of course the problem with that is that Khan is nowhere near the fighter that Pacquiao is.

Barrera has trained ferociously for this one, and is certainly not coming over to pick up a paycheck or make up the numbers. No Mexican fighter has ever won World Titles in 4 different weight divisions, and he wants to be the first, so he has a serious motivation there beyond the financial.

My prediction is that Khan will land a few decent shots early, but quickly become discouraged when he realises that Barrera isn't going to fold like many of his previous oppponents have. Barrera will use every trick in the book to slow Khan down and keep him off his rhythm, while slowly starting to pick him apart en route to a late stoppage or points victory.

Khan will probably come back better than Hamed did, of course he has youth on his side, and may well develop into a world class fighter in the next few years, but I think this is too much of a gamble too soon.

 

[Publius Ovidius]

Is that why everyone calls him "Dave" when he's seen on the Jonathon Ross show ?

I think you will find that is his name

 

[SULLY COULDNT SHOOT]

See below....

 

[algie]

My personal belief is that, despite the fact that Barrera is, as is pointed out in every preview of the fight, 35 years old and maybe not as good as he was, going to be too good for Khan on Saturday night. The gamble that Khan's team are taking is that Barrera has nothing left, and so will be easy for Khan to pick off and so have a big name on his record.

Even if that is the case though (which I'm not convinced it is) even a faded version of a 6-time, 3-weight World Champion is leagues ahead of anyone with whom Khan has been in the ring to date, and although it was a few years ago, you only have to look at what happened the last time MAB faced a hyped-up British fighter with blurring handspeed and a slightly suspect chin and defence.

One thing Khan may have in his favour is Freddie Roach, who I regard as the best trainer in the world, and who has trained Manny Pacquiao to beat Barrera twice so knows hoow to go about doing it, of course the problem with that is that Khan is nowhere near the fighter that Pacquiao is.

Barrera has trained ferociously for this one, and is certainly not coming over to pick up a paycheck or make up the numbers. No Mexican fighter has ever won World Titles in 4 different weight divisions, and he wants to be the first, so he has a serious motivation there beyond the financial.

My prediction is that Khan will land a few decent shots early, but quickly become discouraged when he realises that Barrera isn't going to fold like many of his previous oppponents have. Barrera will use every trick in the book to slow Khan down and keep him off his rhythm, while slowly starting to pick him apart en route to a late stoppage or points victory.

Khan will probably come back better than Hamed did, of course he has youth on his side, and may well develop into a world class fighter in the next few years, but I think this is too much of a gamble too soon.

Khan will be under far more pressure to deliver.Age hasn't really got to much to do with it but amount of fights a fighter has been in.Lewis peaked in his 30's.Khan can't take a punch and Barrera knows it.I'm going for a Barrera knock out which will basicially end Khan's career as a top fighter.

 

[Bars Mar]

NSC's Best Loved Poster.

 

[itszamora]

I once drunkenly bowed down to Adam Virgo in a nightclub. And asked Ben Roberts when he would be back from injury - the answer of course turned out to be 'never'.

Also represented NSC's finest in last summer's 6-a-side, with a mixture of epic success and heartwrenching failure.

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

i co-created the "FLAIR" epidemic

 

[Garry Nelson's Left Foot]

Introduced the annual World's Hardest Creature Contest to NSC. Without which we would never have known that the Polar Bear is DOUBLE HARD　and that the honeybadger's bite isn't as ferocious as it's bark...

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

THPP hereby claims copyright on the following NSC tried and trusted retorts:

- 'Have you tried switching it off and on again?'

- 'Leon Knight, He's Alright '




It's the fact that doesn't lie.

 

[Uncle Buck]

No comment.

 

[SNOOBS]

First goal during NSC SELECT 2 EXILES 1

 

[Papa Lazarou]

I also am the NSC weather forecaster in residence..

 

[Normal Rob]

least willy waving.

 

[The Large One]

The only NSCer who is a direct descendant of Benjamin Franklin.

Oh, and the board's No.1 'The Who' expert.

 

[Trufflehound]

Most frequent use of the term 'Catherine Zeta Jones'

Fish pun World Gup(py) winner.