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30 June 2012 Post Lookout Atlantic Card Interviews

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Posted by Vassago on June 30, 2012, 11:38 pm"

BBU TV's lead reporter Denise van Outen conducts the interviews after Lookout! Atlantic Boxing's inaugural card in the Wembley Arena:

POOJA SHAH: "I'm very disappointed to be honest. I had Coleman doing absolutely nothing in the opening two rounds and then it all fell apart. She can punch hard though, I never expected such a performance. Guess everyone will see her as future BBU champion now? Well, that's hardly any consolation for me. I don't want to call Roxanne Pallett just yet, I can see the headlines for that one already and I need to knock out somebody else than Pallett to justify my place in BBU."

JENNA LOUISE COLEMAN: “I don't think anybody is going to anoint me as a future BBU champion based on that performance, though I am pretty pleased with the win in my debut. I definitely need to start off more aggressive in the early rounds, but that shot that knocked her out is definitely not a fluke. I've been working on my punch and plenty more BBU fighters are going to be tasting my gloves, then the canvas with moves like that! Pooh-Bear is just going to have to go searching through the 100 Acre Woods for a win, because it's not going to happen against me!!”

KAYLEIGH PEARSON: "So much for pounding my rack! Clarke was useless, I beat her up like a champ! OK, so I'm not a champ just yet, but really, people think that because I lost to Samia Ghadie, I'm a jobber. Well, cherish that wake-up call, wimps! Me vs Ghadie was like Tyson vs Douglas... OK, perhaps not so much, but you get the picture! I will crush all those wimps who think that Ghadie got the luckiest break of her slutty life when she faced me! They're going gaga over Ola Jordan and I defeated her, same with Clarke. I know Lookout! is a stand-out name in female boxing, but that girl they've sent against me just wasn't good enough!"

EMILIA CLARKE: “Congrats to Kayleigh for the win, but if she ever flashes that rack in my face again, I'll flatten those and then knock her flat to the canvas. Obviously, we have a lot to learn in the BBU and that was a tough lesson, but I will pay back Pearson. I'll state it here that Kayleigh definitely isn't a jobber and that we definitely underestimated her, but I won't forget this. Ever. I'm going to work hard at Lookout! Atlantic after this and next time I get back into the ring, it'll be with a win! I'm going to be the best flyweight at Lookout! Atlantic and there won't be any doubt about that here soon!”

CLEMENCE POESY: "I don't know what happened there. I was doing alright and than the ref just send me back to the corner. No wonder my people were upset. It looked worse from the audience, I was far from being done. Just a huge let-off for Alice, she won't be getting those wins so easily in the future. And quite frankly, she's another bimbo who deserves no credit. She didn't punch me THAT hard as the media covered it! I still don't know how she managed to win tonight."

ALICE EVE: “Do you hear the poor girl? She still doesn't know what happened it sounds like? Probably trying to remember the name of the expensive sports car that hit her. It was Alice Eve, darling. Don't forget it. The ref did Clem a favor, saving her from a certain and total knockout. Thanks to Leighton Meester for giving me some advice on how to handle that little brat, but to be honest, I probably didn't need it. My trainers really helped prepare me to take her on and in the end, hearing her run her mouth about how she was just getting ready for a comeback, I just wished I'd knocked her out. Anytime she wants me to prove that's the way the match would've ended, she knows where to find me.”

ZOE SALMON: "Yeah, it was a slugfest, I punched her hard and she hit back equally hard. Unfortunately, she cut me up and that was it. My coach is upset, but it's her fault really. When she gets nervous, she mixes English with German and I don't understand German, so any advice before the sixth round fell on deaf ears. Gina really needs to learn English better. My nose? Oh, it's alright, just a bloody scare, but nothing too serious. Rebecca was lucky that she cut me up, because otherwise I'd have came back and send her down for good. But at least we put on a show! And she does seem a little better than Holly Peers, well, that's my rotten luck."

REBECCA HALL: “I'm definitely better than Holly Peers and loads better than Zoe Salmon!! If Zoe wants to pretend that it was the fact that she got hurt that kept her from competing, that's just fine. But, we both know the truth. I'd have done some post-fight humiliation on her, but beating her in the ring was humiliation enough for that blonde bombo! She deserved it after all the trash she was talking before the match. I'm glad to hear she's okay though. I like to beat up my opponents, but I don't plan on injuring them. Zoe better be more careful if she's going to get back into the ring with me, because I'll do it again if I need to.”

MALIKA MENARD: "La Grande Malika says... bring me Mary Winstead!!! I'll make her my personal maid for sure! Mattsson? Oui! She's a good fighter for a suédois knave. I wish her well in the future, but the reality is, I'm the Queen encore! Moments de bonheur, everybody!"

HELENA MATTSSON: “Congrats to Malika, but could she be any more full of herself? Listen to her talking about her next couple of challenges, thinking that she's going to put me in the rear-view mirror and forget about me. That simply isn't going to happen. Regardless of what Winstead does against her in the ring, the fact is, people know she's beatable because I'm the one who beat her. That's a fact that Malika is never, ever going to forget it. I won't let her. Malika got the win tonight, but just remember she didn't knock me out. I knocked her down, knocked her out and when we're in the ring once more, I'll remind her of what that feels like.”