Thats awful....RIP Dean

http://www.britishboxing.net/news_4083- ... urite.html

Report of the Carl Greaves show from Sleaford.

David S wrote:I've been to Carl Greaves' last two promotions in Newark and they're good value for money. Seeing Ben Lawler's army of travelling fans is worth the visit.

They certainly 'make some noise' for him 8)

thepocketrocket wrote:Great preview agreed with everything that has been said

Cheers pocketrocket

lol @ Ian....leave Clarke out of this

AAAhh Cheers Ian, you after some sugar?

In fairness to Greaves he is putting on well promoted, good value, entertaining bills, it's great to see. Most of these shows struggle to break even, people like Carl puts his shirt on the line to get his fighters work, fair play to the bloke 100% agree too. It's ALOT of hard work for him, he looks...

http://www.britishboxing.net/news_4061- ... aford.html

Preview of Carl Greaves Latest Show in Sleaford featuring local fighter Amir Unsworth

Can I have the link aswell please, thanks in advance guys

Why's he getting personal??

He's using the character who's head was a skull to emphasise the fact that he thought Ryan looked gaunt in the face - he's not attacking Rhodes

I like Mike and would love for him to pull it off but I see Cotto stopping him inside 5-6

Sibson for me, Munroe's coming along nicely

I'd love to see Froch vs Taylor (if Carl wins) at Nottingham. It would be a great scalp to have on his record, a win/win situation for both Carl and Jermaine as JT would become a two weight titlist, also expand his exposure fighting here and Carl could get a respected american name on his record, a ...

Well done to Ryan. I did think he looked gaunt, but not in a particularly unhealthy way (I know that's a contradiction in terms!). I think it's more to do with age - if you weigh the same at 32 as you did at 21, you're bound to appear a lot leaner. I think 154 is the right weight for him. I agree, ...

Carl Greaves runs a good gym in Nottinghamshire, I've pm'ed you his number mate

Check your PM's mate - Im an old mate of his, he does look at these boards but doesn't have the time to post.

KP

hopkins, to be still able to mix with world class fighters at his age is amazing in itself, he's changed his game over the years and had to adapt his style to account for age but thats what the good fighters do, MAB did the same and added longevity to his career by adapting. I think calzaghe will wi...

Esham's determination to prove people wrong is staggering.
He has massive fire in his belly and from conversations with him I know he is gagging to get Hunter in the ring again

Thanks for the feedback guys.

The holyfield version I was thinking more of was 02' - 03.

In 99 he pushed Lewis to the wire in the return, so 00 - 01 i think he could have squeaked past Bruno but after that Frank all the way.

Interview with Carl Greaves

http://www.britishboxing.net/news_2834- ... rview.html

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I think he would beat Hunter this time.

I agree, I think Esham would 'want' it more this time plus I had only a point making the difference the first time around.
The heavier weight may favour Michael though, a real 50/50 fight in my opinion, alhtough I lean more towards Pickering

Nice interview with Esham Pickering, the current british champion at super bantam.

http://www.britishboxing.net/news_2800- ... venge.html

mrbassie wrote:

steve689 wrote:Darnell Wilson wanted the fight, why didn't they draft him in?

because he might win.

bang on, too dangerous

i can see why theyve put that tag on it.
Massive fight for britain and rick has loads of fans, they know we'll pay it :x

...or you could get a stream