New HW Boxers Rated

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by bear

I enjoyed ALF. I also may be the only person on earth who bought a DVD of the Greg the Bunny show. My wife and I both loved it.

Bear

Not only do I have the Greg the Bunny DVD, I also have the IFC DVD of their short films. Tardy may be the greatest TV character in the history of TV!

[bear]

Originally Posted by mh2365

Not only do I have the Greg the Bunny DVD, I also have the IFC DVD of their short films. Tardy may be the greatest TV character in the history of TV!

Awesome. I didn't think there were too many Greg the Bunny fans around.

Bear

[mh2365]

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[madredmonkey]

Originally Posted by Rocco Del Sesto

Jim McIlvaney Rating 1 England
Heavyweight 1965-68
13 wins / 12 losses / 3 draws / 8 KO

Hometown/Birthplace: Birmingham, England

Rating by: Rocco Del Sesto

McIlvaney was stopped in 10 of his 12 losses and never went more then 6 rounds in a fight. He won fights over Mick Carter(2-8-5,0) twice and drew one other fight, Barry Rodney(4-14-4,2) twice, LHW Roy Seward(9-12-1,6), Tommy Woods(6-8-1,4) along with one draw, Lloyd Walford, and Paul Brown(2-11-0,2) as far as his more "noteable" victims were. He lost to Vic Moore, Billy Wynter, George Dulaire, Doyle Brown, Len Rocky James, Ian Mayberry, Gene Innocent three, Tommy Woods, Peter Boddington, and Joe Bugner

Hello, Rocco,
i was on the net when i came across your list of boxers from the 1960,s,
and my fathers name was on it, Jim Mcilvaney, but as many records have put my father down as being born in Birmingham England, infact he was born in Bellshill Scotland, and moved to Birmingham in 1961 at the age of 18, this is why he is often put down as being born there, but is infact untrue, he is a true Scott and hates being called English as you can imagine.
I hope you dont mind me telling you his real birth place.
all the best to you,
Mark Mcilvaney(proud son of James Mcilvaney.

[Thunder]

Originally Posted by mh2365

Not only do I have the Greg the Bunny DVD, I also have the IFC DVD of their short films. Tardy may be the greatest TV character in the history of TV!

I'm not much on Greg the Bunny, but I have the Young Ones DVD if that rates at all . . or even if it doesn't.

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by madredmonkey

Hello, Rocco,
i was on the net when i came across your list of boxers from the 1960,s,
and my fathers name was on it, Jim Mcilvaney, but as many records have put my father down as being born in Birmingham England, infact he was born in Bellshill Scotland, and moved to Birmingham in 1961 at the age of 18, this is why he is often put down as being born there, but is infact untrue, he is a true Scott and hates being called English as you can imagine.
I hope you dont mind me telling you his real birth place.
all the best to you,
Mark Mcilvaney(proud son of James Mcilvaney.

Thank you for the information. Once we get the new DB on line and start adding fighters created here on the boards, we will absolutely get James's birthplace correct.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Originally Posted by madredmonkey

Hello, Rocco,
i was on the net when i came across your list of boxers from the 1960,s,
and my fathers name was on it, Jim Mcilvaney, but as many records have put my father down as being born in Birmingham England, infact he was born in Bellshill Scotland, and moved to Birmingham in 1961 at the age of 18, this is why he is often put down as being born there, but is infact untrue, he is a true Scott and hates being called English as you can imagine.
I hope you dont mind me telling you his real birth place.
all the best to you,
Mark Mcilvaney(proud son of James Mcilvaney.

Hello Mark,

So great to "meet" you! It's really great to have you write about your father. So much of these ratings that we do on these boards for TCB get based in large part on what's on BoxRec website. You people like yourself came come forward with information like this on your father, I truely appreciate it! I got my hands on some 1967 thru 69 Boxing News just for the purpose of hoping to learn more about the fighters from the UK and Europe as I've gotten into this 1967 project of mind I really got interested in the fighters from "over there". I'll be sure to get an updated file on your father posted soon. We sure don't want him being called anything he doesn't like!

Thanks again for writing Mark!

Rocco Del Sesto

[Austin]

Rocco or anyone else,

I'm looking for ratings on the following HW's who turned pro in the 50's;

Steve Ruduly Tony Vickers Allen Williams Alois Louis Seen
Emile Vidal Gerhard Zechd Rocco Mazzola Bruno Scarabellin
Plinio Scarabellin Hannes Scherzmann

Thanks in advance,

Austin

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Originally Posted by Austin

Rocco or anyone else,

I'm looking for ratings on the following HW's who turned pro in the 50's;

Steve Ruduly Tony Vickers Allen Williams Alois Louis Seen
Emile Vidal Gerhard Zechd Rocco Mazzola Bruno Scarabellin
Plinio Scarabellin Hannes Scherzmann

Thanks in advance,

Austin

Hey Austin

I can help you with both the Scarabellin's, Mazzola,Williams, and Zech. The Mazzola file has both a HW and LHW version. Both Zech and Mazzola ratings I did some recent tweeking of. The Williams is one for an Australian who fought in the 50's. Is that the one your looking for. It was a rating Lee Skye did.

Rocco

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Gosh, one of these days it will be nice to get back into my 67 project and working on 60's HW's in general. Starting to miss that!

Rocco

[Austin]

Rocco,

Thank you for your quick response to my request for ratings!! I might try my hand at rating the other 5 boxers.

Austin

[bdennis2]

OK i have four groups 4 group of fighters from the 70's,80's,90's &2000's each group has 20 fighters for a total of 80 fighters i have did a round robin sch with each fighter fighing each other 2 times 158 fights for each fighter here are the sch in three files they should work with the default DB for tbcb 2.5 if for some reason they don,t i have a zip file here also . YOU will have to create a new universe then go to your saved game folder find your new universe copy the down loaded files into the new universe files.Then copy the scheduler files in to your scheduler files. This should give you a good ideal of the top 50 fighters from 1970 thur 2008 or at least the way tbcb ratings go.The fighter ratings are the ones that come with tbcb 2.5.I hope this works ok i have never tried to down load zip files here before just fighter files.Have fun and this way you can make up your on mind about who was the best and how the 70,s compare with the 90's.

[Thunder]

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