Big Daddy brought in to quieten Paul Sykes
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2021
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Research is ongoing for the new and upcoming Paul Sykes book due in 2021: ‘An Expert in Violence: Paul Sykes’ - A chronological account of Sykes violent life throughout the 60's, 70', 80's and 90's, growing up, in the nick and in the ring...
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Big daddy wouldn't have lasted 20 seconds with Sykes that's why he needed two other blokes
The boxer Muhammed Ali was a highly intelligent amazing boxer a great humanitarian with a tremendous sense of humour the sort of Man who made people feel good about themselves he gave millions to charity this is the kind of hard man I respect
Back when this took place, Crabtree wasn't the big lump that everyone knows him as. He was actually in brilliant shape at that time in his life and was a lifeguard. Not that it really matters but it paints the picture better. Although, the image of Sykes and 27 stone Big Daddy in full leotard is a funnier image 🤣
Of course, it's all about the thumbnail ;)
SHIRLEY CRABTREE BIG DADDY I REMEMBER WATCHING HIM AS A KID FIGHTING GIANT HAYSTACKS ON WORLD OF SPORT LATE 70s AND EARLY 80s GOOD TIMES LOVE WATCHING AND LISTENING TO THESE OLD STORY'S WHICH SHOULD BE TOLD GREAT PODCASTS KEEP THEM COMING THANKS JAMIE
Thank you kindly Shaun 🙏
Luke McMasters giant haystack.
Thomas a Becket pub that brings back some memories, it's a restaurant now. In fact there is nothing left of the "Old" Old Kent road now.
He THOUGHT he was higher intellectually. That’s called narcissism, not intelligence.
Amen 🙏 so clever end up homeless drunk 🥴
True, but he had a good brain for recollection and delivery of info.
@@warcrypublishing So he had a good brain for holding and regurgitation of information? Pretty standard when you have spent most of your life in jail. I would question his actual intelligence once I’d found out how long he had served. Not clever at all really was he?
@Walney Wanderer I agree he was an interesting character, but you can’t deny he was a fucking bully. I’m also not gonna sit here and call the man a genius. Maybe to men with limited intelligence themselves he was a GOD. Good for them!
@@tootsiroll4134 So no one with intelligence can go to prison is what you're saying . Or have Addiction problems ?
Saturday afternoon with dickie Davies and the wrestling after we’d been shopping brings back so many memories
You used to go shopping with Dickie Davies?? You must have some stories...
: )
@@JonSmith-cx7gr and giant haystacks 😂 what a weekly shop that was Jon 😂😂
The good old days.😊wish we could bring em back.😢
@Stanly Stud ha ha love it old skool
Danny Dawson. Yeah Saturday afternoon. Big daddy, giant haystacks, kendo nagasaki, mick Mackmanus, Mark rollerball rocco,
Whatever you think of Paul Sykes he was a character and a force of nature. Had he channelled his gifts to better effect he may have been a boxing champion of the world. I also think he could have been a brilliant actor. A natural raconteur, storyteller and showman.
What a shame he chose to be a bully and damaged his own family. Maybe there was abuse in his own family and the drink was a coping mechanism? I think there’s more sub text and unknown history to the story.
I think he was a complex person and a contradiction in terms. Who knows the root of his demons and the ghosts that haunted him. Fascinating nonetheless. I hope he found peace in the next life because he evidently did not find it in this one.🙏❤️.x
Great comment
Shirley Crabtree's Nephew Eorl had a great Rugby League career (retired now) at Huddersfield Giants. 6'5 and 18+ stone.
Thanks for the info
Pretty slim then.
I remember doing a uni placement with Huddersfield Police. Shadowed Big Daddys brother who was a detective. He was a big lump also.
shirley also played rugby league he might not look it but he was a very good athlete
Shirley’s brother and I think earls dad was Brian Crabtree a world of sport ring announcer and promoter plus former wrestler hisself
Oneahhhh 2ahhhhh 3ahhhhh
Brings back childhood memories big daddy, never thought of him as a proper hard man. Great video you are very knowledgeable i struggle remembering what happened yesterday.
When you're 6 foot 6 weighing 27 stone nobody is gona argue with you lol. Whether you're "proper hard" or not 😆
@@andrewcheyne9917 very true but apparently he was in great shape in his younger days
@@lewie1667 ah ok mate I never heard of him until I saw this video.
Sykes was a bully and usually out of control but anybody who says he couldn’t fight is a prat.
Agreed
Sykes was nails
Facts
Love these Thanks for this Jamie 😀🥊👍
Glad you like them!
i remember a freind of mine around 25 year ago came to my door and asked me if he could stay at my house he was a hard case growing up with him never scared of nobody anyway he was trembling i told him he cant i can not remember why / he said have you got a shed i said yes its like a man shed its got a settee i asked him never seen you has terrified whats up he said i borrowed some money of a geezer he said and in the harewood arms the other day he walked in and said my debt collector after you i said send him ill knock him out..next day he said im walking down kirgate and my freind sammy said fuck me arent you scared why should i he said because paul sykes has just come in grey horse looking for you he stayed in my shed for 3 days/
Ha Ha! Great story.
I went on a lads holiday to create in 1990, there was a guy that rented the sunbeds and brollys on the beach. One of the lads knew him, he told us he was in hiding from sykesy as he was after him, for shagging his bird from years before.
i got told you was a handfull also tony.HG....
I knew Neville Mead when I was a teenager and he was British heavyweight champion, he was a nice guy. Really big and powerful but quiet and laid back.
Sound bloke by all accounts
Sykes beat him
He was champion for years I think,only about 14.7st.unless I'm thinking of Horace Notice!
@@jamiewilson5679 no neville didn't hold on to the British title for long, he lost it to David Pearce in his first or second defence. He had beaten Pearce in a earlier fight. Best wishes, Kevin.
@@kevingriffiths9787 ahh cheers,it's a long time ago now!
Sykes didn't want any of that big daddy smoke 😂
I have Big Daddy’s autograph from 1979 Lichfield Civic Hall I was 9!
Imagine when I got home to show my Mom and it said SHIRLEY CRABTREE 🤩
Who the **** is Shirley Crabtree?
Big Daddy
@@warcrypublishing Do you do any research at all? Who's Shirley bloody Crabtree!!!
@@thewomble1509 I’ll try find the autograph bro
@@docgb5990 My comment wasn't aimed at you mate.
Easy easy easy...wow you have got my nostalgia gland beating
I have met both of these, Crabtree when I was around 12 in Leeds market and Sykes at the Frankie Grant Bomber Graham fight at Elland Road. I remember Sykes face was covered in cuts and bruises, my mate said at the time he's rock hard you dont mess with him I laughed and said well the guy who battered Sykes certainly did.
Sykes got into a lot of trouble at the fight. Do you remember what he was wearing?
@@warcrypublishing can't recall what he was wearing it was a cold night tho. I wasn't aware he got into trouble at the actual fight tho.
@Scar Face 🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣
he was sparked out by frank grant himself.
No it wasn’t Grant it was Nick Manners. In the dressing room just before Nicks fight.
HH just got yourself a new subscriber I'm going to go through your videos . Thanks man
🍀💚
Brilliant info Jamie...Just recently found you're channel..All the best from Glasgow.
Cheers!
I met giant haystacks when I was a kid at the colston hall in Bristol
Brilliant Jamie. Good history and a flash at the memories of big daddy as a kid. Excellent information mate, you got a good gift bro👌👊✌️Bless mate🙏
Very interesting all this is, keep up the good work
Thank you kindly
Paul was a heavy puncher inside the ring and I remember him putting this African American lad in hospital after a bruising encounter to which Paul was very remorseful about.
He then went on to fight the British champion who made him look stupid as Paul was great in a tear up but struggled against those who could box and move.
John L Gardner. Sykes turned away and quit.
Seen the documentary have you 🤣🤣🤣
@@Cornell851 who are you talking to?
@@MrSimmyMartin
George Foreman would have knocked him out.
Sykes was terrified of Duffy....never forget that.
Happy memories of a Saturday afternoon's
Sykes sounds like mostly everybody’s worst nightmare
Agreed
Jamie..Salute from Texas,Usa.
These snipits from history mean a lot to those of us who are interested the amount of effort and time you have put into all the vlogs on your channel is amazing without your interest these stories would be forgotten to the masses.....thanks again and I look forward to the upcoming content especially the film and I hope it does you justice...all the best 👍👍👍🙂
Cheers. ‘Blessed are the record keepers’
The nostalgia it gives you is amazing
Great info mate 👍
Cheers
Wow what a meeting of men
Shirley Crabtree. Army records have his height as 6ft 2.5 inches.
Still a big powerful guy.
Giant Haystack wanted to fight me in a club once, lol. True story.
You'd have had him, mate 💪...
I was in same school as his 2 nephews earl crabtree who plays for huddersfield giants then the younger brother aaron was In same French set as me
Everybody remembers British Wrestling but you 'think' Big Daddy's name was Shirley Crabtree ? If you remembered British Wrestling you'd 'know' his name was Shirley Crabtree. He wasn't 6'6" and 27 stone, he was 6'2" and 23 stone, an ex-Guardsman - He wrestled with his brother Max Crabtree in his earlier days before his brother moved to promoting wrestling with Dale Martin
Was also a good rugby league player . For Halifax
Another interesting one Jamie .. didn't realise Sykes had done done that much time in jail .. great work mate 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Sykes was notorious for spending time at home. It was romoured he once spent 4 DAYS at home before he ended up back in his real home of Armley jail. No wonder his wife , Kath, spent so much time at church. She was praying for Sykes to be sentenced for something which would get him at least ten years. That day he got out and came home from prison, he IMMEDIATELY took control and pulled the blinds up (or down) and told Kath why it was better to be done HIS way and made himself once more lord and master of his council home and terrorised his wife and kids into total submission and humiliation. Well done Sykesy. You must have died happy, knowing the shouts of delight you would create when you took your last breath. You and Duffy created the exact effect on your own towns' people when you died....PURE RELIEF AND SCREAMS OF DELIGHT FROM YOUR MANY, MANY ENEMIES.
@@kevvome horrible fecker what i can see of him, abusing them young ones in the nick,
If Paul Sykes and Lee Duffy were alive now I'm sure u would have there blessing and respect 🙏
I’m sure they’d be willing to tell their stories
Big Daddy was not that tall. All wrestlers have a "billed" height and it's usually exaggerated. I would urge you to watch him on "This is your life". He was no taller than Eamonn Andrews, an inch at most. Andrews was around 6' tall.
Haystacks was a much bigger man but even he didn't live up to his billed height of 6'11" and was more like the height they claimed Daddy was, closer to 6' 6".
Deffo, Big Daddy was around 6'2" and 23 stone, not the 6'6" 27 stone he was sometimes billed as, although I have seen him billed as - Giant Haystacks (Martin Ruane) was around 6'8", he was around 630lb (45 stone) not the 680lb / 48 stone he was billed as by some promoters
Big Daddy was around 6 feet and Giant Haystacks actual height was 6 ft 7 in his prime fact.
watched earlier vid never knew of him watched couple more ended up on fight against john l gardner i saw that with my dad thanks for old memories
You went to the fight or saw it on TV?
@@warcrypublishing live his trainer run quite well known gym local to us last time iwas there it had been turned into a bank
Shirley was a big hard guy . He wasn't the easy easy guy back then.
He comes across intellectual in his documentary he does . Its all the reading and thinking in jail !!!
Interesting stuff mate.
Cheers
Quite interesting that bruv.
My brothers and me grew up watching big daddy but we didn't know that.
Glad you liked it
Some don't like Sykes, but in reality he is just an old school guy, Ok with you if you show the same respect, he hates authority as do most people, Sykes basically stands up for himself, won't be pushed around. As for big daddy scenario lol, if Sykes had turned up, he wouldn't of backed down from Shirley or his other bodyguards, its not in Sykes blood or upbringing to back down, no matter the odds he would of steamed in.
Agreed
Met the dad early 90s when was wrestle top man
True
Thank you for the upload 👍
Our pleasure!
Many really tough guys are very nice decent folk you never hear of em because they don't need to talk about what they've done always beware a man that dosent talk and a dog that dosent bark. There's no credence in fighting far better to walk away unless no alternative
Sykes read full story and comments how his life was prison alcohol drugs wasted life and read whot happened to his kids after having a dad like him so sad
Have heard Bert assirati forced him out of wrestling ,when Crabtree was given the British title. Assirati is certainly an interesting character , ( a couple of story's in pip Granger's book ,up west ) and is mentioned in Frankie Fraser's book. And some of the James Morton books. ( About him working at Peter Rachman's club ,la discotheque and other bits ) mad Fred Norbert Rondel also worked there.
Cheers for the info
That's a popular myth not sure how it began doing the rounds.
@@progfan5239 it's mentioned in Aidren Streets book, and he was around in that era. Who knows the truth after this length of time.
@@johnporter6812 People who were there do John. And some of them have put the record straight.
I knew Paul, did time with him, and he also paid a fine off for me when I was broke and getting a gate arrest. All the muppets on here slagging him off, when did any of you clowns have documentaries or films and books done about your lives and exploits? Yeah he was one of the meanest bastards to walk Gods green earth, and if he took to disliking you then it was forever, but if he took to you he was a totally different person. Funny thing about Paul, a lot of people were scared of him and said he was a bully, well maybe so, but Sykesy hated bullies with a vengeance. Let me tell you all something, you know the swimming across the Straights of Johor, that was 100% true, and Paul's passport was, maybe still is at Changi police station.
he use to bum people in prison
Yes the 1st time i saw the doc i thought he was saying he was punching sharks in the earhole. If you listen all he said was i know what to do punch em in the earhole n they swim off. My days imagine doing an armed robbery with your own car 🤣
@@lazycarper7925 he bummed yps apparently
A serious question, did he rape young lads in prison? If that's true I can't see how anyone can respect a rapist.
@@simonyip5978 the hard fact is some lads are so scared they hand over there arse to stop a bully, its hard to believe but its actually very true, most of the time , its rape without rape due to fear
What they want to do, with people like Bill Sykes, or to fight crime in general, is to have someone like Big Daddy, or Giant Haystacks to say oi no loudly, or to have something like Lads Army, to stop drunkard fights, or drunkenness or stealing or hard drugs.
Agreed
I had a uni placement with Huddersfield police. Shadowed Big Daddys brother who was Detective. Big fella also like his brother.
Cheers for the info
@@warcrypublishing its Daddy's step brother Gerry who was with the police and is Eorl Crabtree's dad, he's a good bit younger than Max, Shirley and Brian
So he was a bully x
Yes
Paul must of been a right handful.even big daddy needed a couple of tough guys with him when speaking ( or trying to) to Sykes .👊🏻
Shirley crabtree served in the Coldstream guards
Big Daddy splash, easy easy.
Love your books. Who do you think would have won between Sykes in his prime and The Welsh Bomber Dave Pearce?
Sykes was very wary of Pearce
@@warcrypublishing I think Pearce was somewhat like Gardner. Indomitable. I listened to a podcast recently with Neil Malpass and he sounds great. He really rubbed Sykes up the wrong way. He had the measure of him. As much as I like Sykes and the stories, it's always good to hear about people he couldn't get the best of. There's always some bigger and badder as they say.
@@warcrypublishing Also Jamie, as I think your writing is getting better with each book, loved the Duffy ones, I think you should research and write about this fella. Count Dante. An intriguing fella, who should be interesting to your readers. I can't wait to see if they make a film about Sykes. Dante would be another interesting one.
Pearce all the way tough as hell
Have you any stories on John gray from Manchester x
Didn’t no he had a book
What's it called?
Big daddy had a boxing background,6 foot 6,and over 20 stone,wasnt a man to be messed with.
True, didnt't know he boxed
@@warcrypublishing Shirley and his father were Rugby League forwards, not sure I've heard about them boxing though, I'll be seeing his elder brother Max in the next month or so and will ask him
I first heard about sykes in the 90s on a show called "in bed with me dinner" it featured a few interview clips of him. Obviously when the internet came out I found out more. Cutting a long story short, i like this channel and you're very knowledgeable on Sykes. I read somewhere that they're making a film on him. Is that true?
Yes, the film should have started last year, but COVID put pay to that, fingers crossed for 2021
@@warcrypublishing hope so. It should be interesting
Haha..In bed with me dinner. Showing your age there pal 😆
Where does your Celtic connection come from mate? Good content.
Born in Scotland
Sorry but this is highly unlikely .
Big daddy was 6ft 2 and worked doors in Halifax when his brother max ran a nightclub for a short period .
he wasnt 6ft 2 iam almost 6ft and he stood at least 6inch more than me id say 6ft 6 or 6ft 7
@@66kevsmith I remember when he was wrestling being billed as 6ft 3. doubt that they would understate his height. Still a massive man though!
Great upload mate. Cheers :)
Cheers
Mate, get an Ipad or iphone and jot down the main topics you want to hit while talking. Under each topic put your keywords, dates and names so you can just glance down and get a quick refresh. Use it like a teleprompter. Theres a lot of dead air and umming and aaahing when you trying to recall info , I think it would help the flow of the presentation a lot plus it would stop the narrative bouncing back and forward and just keep it more linear so you aren't doubling back or repeating yourself. Editing it a bit and removing non pertinent info instead of posting the whole thing would sharpen it up a bit too. Just constructive criticism!
You know your stuff
Big daddy boxed in Halifax the boxing club was called the saddle his dad ran the boxing club
Thanks for the info
Top man jamie love the books cant wait for film you gonna say who actor that plays paul
Not allowed yet but hes well known
@@warcrypublishing no worries shame paul not here more popular now than ever rip big man
@@warcrypublishing Timothee Chalamet.I'm calling it now.
@@warcrypublishing paddy considine would do a good portrayal, what do you think?
If he spent all the years between 17- 30, when did he do all his world travelling in his trusty plimsols ?
1985 in his 30s
Who were the guys from Leeds out of interest ? Good video btw 👌
Keep the stories coming. There is notorious name's around every town and city. They don't have your respect but you know not to deal with them. There is one from my local town who is about 55 now and now keeps himself to himself. He doesn't venture out much these days. Apparently he is planning to move away from the area.
Which area?
What’s his name
We got a Turd in portsmouth called Gary Saunders! What a tool!!!
Sykes beats him with speed power and movement
Easy! Easy! Easy!
😂😂😂😂
Big Daddy beats him in a hot dog eating challenge.
He didn't eat a lot, he was used to the prison diet
Was Big Daddy 6'6 or 6'4 because he was so heavily built he looked shorter he was a lovely gentleman RIP. Them old school Heavyweight British wrestler were just very large strong men Giant Haystack was i think 6'10 or 6'11 and reallyyyyyy heavy. Most of them old uk wrestler Never had muscles and Physics like the WWF 80s 90s America Wrestlers. Which had also very large men of stature as well that's when the British wrestling came off Tv and all us kids watched Hulk Hogan.
When he was younger, before he became Big Daddy, Shirley Crabtree had a very impressive bodybuilder's physique. He was billed as 6'3", so I doubt if he was ever taller than that, though massively built.
The women were savages in the late 70/80's wrestling & little old ladies I bet they had bricks in em. Wow me & me bro watched Giant Haystacks fight Boston Blackie in Wrexham 88-89 my god Hastacks was huge nearly 7ft over 30 stone.
Big Daddy would have been out of breath just talking to him.
Ha Ha!
Sykes vs The bomb from canning town would have been good.
It was mentioned, search the video about Danny Woodard on our channel
My uncle played rugby league against a young Shirley Crabtree a few times and he said Crabtree was a beast before he put all the weight on, about 20 stone solid and liked to put himself about a bit.
Paul Sykes got chinned in a pub by that speccy guy from the carry on films
Jamie tell us about Fred the head I've heard he fought with Paul every time they met when Paul was sober he'd avoid Fred but when drunk he was brave??
I can't get my head round sykes lost to a pub doorman even if he was drunk why didn't he go back own back when he was sober.
The pub doorman he lost to was Terry Mitchell, he battered Sykes and put him out of the fight Lenny McLean.
@@westie0113uk
Yes I know it was terry mitchell apparently there was four of them that beat him up. Sykes must been drunk.
My ex was related to big daddy she even has the died blonde hair 😂😂
Jamie, a few months ago I left a comment on Liam Galvin's site about Sykes and this person came back to me earlier today to say that they thought that not only did Sykes fight Roy Shaw but beat him? I said that I didn't know but I know a man that would! What do you say chap, i've not read anything about it.
Thanks in advance.
Yes they fought twice and sykes won both in Hull 1973
@@warcrypublishing Thanks chap. Good on yer.
@@warcrypublishing is that true, Sykes beat Shaw twice? Never gets mentioned in any interview with Shaw does it? Goes to show they only reveal what they want you to know. I'm tipping there are no footage of these fights?
Found that very interesting mate what happened to mr Sykes is he still around 👍👍👍👍
No
No but if you don't no about him you would benefit yourself watching the documentarys about him by Jamie boyle
Passed away 06 07 became alcoholic very sad ending
He’s under the sod
@@mikeweston3514 - Used to see him pissed up on a bench in old Wakefield Bus Station, I never knew who he was until someone gave me his history - His days of punching sharks 'int 'earole were long passed
I don't know why these town bullies get so much love even decades later
What brought you to the video? Serious question
Fraser. would have smashed him all round the ring
You mean a World champion would beat someone who couldn't win a British title . Really that's shocking lol
Hope Sykes got the Big Daddy splash
I bet big daddy was a handful. He would be a great story I think as he was a character. I bet people have some stories.
Agreed
@@warcrypublishing would you ever do a big daddy book, or one about the faces of British wrestling? I bet there is some demented tales out there.
Big Daddy was a Guardsman, Coldstream's I think...
To be honest I’d have to check, but no reason to doubt ye
@@warcrypublishing It's true, he was in the Guards.
If that's true you wouldn't have wanted to get on the wrong side of daddy, them cold stream guards are an entity on their own. They do not fk about and are highly trained in fighting.
@@warcrypublishing This is true.
Is that Di Canio in the picture
Georgios
@@warcrypublishing looks like a Celtic shirt
i had a brief wrestling carer in the 1980s i had the pleasure of meeting shirley crabtree many times paul was a big man but shirley would of destroyed him without a 2nd thought lovely man but powerfull beyond belief
Yeah,if he fell on him.He wouldn't have had the mobility to beat a boxer.
Good vid
Cheers!
Your going for a run with your bank card ( in your right hand ) ??? !! where you running to ? the chippy ?? ! enjoyed the film and learned again from you many thanks .
Pie Shop!
Who's the current hardest man in Middlebrough? Who's the NEW Cockrill/Duffy?
Fuck knows
Paul could have knocked Shirley out easily, but if Shirley got his hands on Paul it would have been all over.
What with a belly flop lool
Everyone who I’ve spoken to who knew him within boxing circles said he was ok. Spoke as they found him. And they found him ok. Outside of boxing he was perhaps a lot different. But then you get a lot of that.
Seems to be the case
His grandson earl lives on the same road as me
Cheers for the info
Is that the pro rugby player for Hudds ??
Nephew !!
@@warcrypublishing Eorl is Daddy's nephew
Thing is doesn't matter how big big daddy was ,he doesn't know how to defend against a punch or deal with a jab popping in his face so for me he would be sparked out once a good boxer put a 3 piece on his jaw
Big up big daddy
Easy, Easy, Easy!
Shoulda sent in giant haystacks too he would of flattened anyone
Agreed
F that I would’ve got kendo Nagasaki on the job!!!!
What about Cat Weasel?
@@warcrypublishing Rollerball Rocco all day.
Or gorgeous george ha..
@@LL-uw6smWe’ve lost gorgeous George!
@@warcrypublishing cat weasels Half Nelson death grip...??
How can anyone spending so long behind bars for thuggery or whatever it was, claim to be an intellectual.I have heard that he considered himself to be of this standard, but come on. Maybe he put it around so often that people, so intimidated into telling him otherwise, convinced him that he was the real deal when it came to brains. Never knew him, or anyone that did, but of what I remember of him back in the day, and coming from Leeds he was in the local press and on local TV quite often so I learned a bit about his roughouse ways, he came across as nothing much more than a nasty piece of work. Being able as I am now, when i'm bothered, to see more of his unsavoury escapades online, this only further strenghtens my opinion of the man that was.
True. His book was utter shit ano. The prize was also 'won' by Myra Hindley. I'll leave it at that.
@@rodkirkbride2230 what prize?
@@weltschmerz88 The Arthur Koestler award. For his depressing book.
Big Daddy would have beat shit out of him
Sykes if he kept him at his range wud box the slow fat Big D
@@paulduckworth316 He was a nonce
So he was waiting for Sykes with a couple of heavys not that hard then was he wouldn't wait on his own for him
Would you? ;)