prizefighter tournament York Hall
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funso banjo baby
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prizefighter tournament York Hall
David Dolan is the fave due to the 3 round duration and his vast amateur pedigree
Ian Millarvie probably ditto
Colin Kenna has the edge in terms of experience..hes fought in by far the most superior class
Butlin is strong but slow
bessey is not fit enough
Rogan is another one who is muscly but slow
and i dont know about the others
it shud be interesting tho
Ian Millarvie probably ditto
Colin Kenna has the edge in terms of experience..hes fought in by far the most superior class
Butlin is strong but slow
bessey is not fit enough
Rogan is another one who is muscly but slow
and i dont know about the others
it shud be interesting tho
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funso banjo baby
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Re: prizefighter tournament York Hall
Unless Colin has sorted himself out mate, I don't think he'll win it.funso banjo baby wrote:David Dolan is the fave due to the 3 round duration and his vast amateur pedigree
Ian Millarvie probably ditto
Colin Kenna has the edge in terms of experience..hes fought in by far the most superior class
Butlin is strong but slow
bessey is not fit enough
Rogan is another one who is muscly but slow
and i dont know about the others
it shud be interesting tho
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If Colin gets himself in the shape he was against Wayne Llewyen then I tip him for the final, if not I don't think he'll do much as when he's not in top shape he tends to take a few rounds to warm up which means he'll be out in the first bout. He did this for many of his fights - Simpkin, King, Steads, Francis but when he did get going he was a joy to watch.
Steeds, if he isn't serious about CW then he surely would be a welcome addition to the tournment and his fans would pack the place out. Don't know if thats a good thing
Steeds, if he isn't serious about CW then he surely would be a welcome addition to the tournment and his fans would pack the place out. Don't know if thats a good thing
Why wouldn't Micky Steeds be serious about CW, I can tell you he's serious, he's serious about his boxing career more than ever now and thats why he's found himself touching CW, I've never seen him so fit, he's living the life now, the Micky Steeds who boxed Gammer was only 50% of what he is even now, watching him train now compared to when he was HW is something else. If he weighed CW in the Gammer fight he would have been as sharp as he is now & I'd say he would have beaten him. He's a leaner, meaner fighting machine! ( don't worry George Foreman, I mean a fighting machine not a grilling machineDirk Kelly wrote:If Colin gets himself in the shape he was against Wayne Llewyen then I tip him for the final, if not I don't think he'll do much as when he's not in top shape he tends to take a few rounds to warm up which means he'll be out in the first bout. He did this for many of his fights - Simpkin, King, Steads, Francis but when he did get going he was a joy to watch.
Steeds, if he isn't serious about CW then he surely would be a welcome addition to the tournment and his fans would pack the place out. Don't know if thats a good thing
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Was only asking due to him having one fight at CW since his decsion and he was put down for the first time and he's struggled with his weight in previous fights so with the long lay off would have thought he would be threre or there abouts weight wise for this tournament.Marc.C wrote:Why wouldn't Micky Steeds be serious about CW, I can tell you he's serious, he's serious about his boxing career more than ever now and thats why he's found himself touching CW, I've never seen him so fit, he's living the life now, the Micky Steeds who boxed Gammer was only 50% of what he is even now, watching him train now compared to when he was HW is something else. If he weighed CW in the Gammer fight he would have been as sharp as he is now & I'd say he would have beaten him. He's a leaner, meaner fighting machine! ( don't worry George Foreman, I mean a fighting machine not a grilling machineDirk Kelly wrote:If Colin gets himself in the shape he was against Wayne Llewyen then I tip him for the final, if not I don't think he'll do much as when he's not in top shape he tends to take a few rounds to warm up which means he'll be out in the first bout. He did this for many of his fights - Simpkin, King, Steads, Francis but when he did get going he was a joy to watch.
Steeds, if he isn't serious about CW then he surely would be a welcome addition to the tournment and his fans would pack the place out. Don't know if thats a good thing)
Is Mickey not tempted? He must fancy his chances with his points winning style? Career high purse if he wins and also selling lots of tickets being a local lad?
If he isn't when is he planning on getting back in the ring?
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Yes good point, sorry if I looked like I was reading to much into it ! he has got the style to have a good chance, he'd be quicker than most of them if not all, think I will try and convince him now!Dirk Kelly wrote:Was only asking due to him having one fight at CW since his decsion and he was put down for the first time and he's struggled with his weight in previous fights so with the long lay off would have thought he would be threre or there abouts weight wise for this tournament.Marc.C wrote:Why wouldn't Micky Steeds be serious about CW, I can tell you he's serious, he's serious about his boxing career more than ever now and thats why he's found himself touching CW, I've never seen him so fit, he's living the life now, the Micky Steeds who boxed Gammer was only 50% of what he is even now, watching him train now compared to when he was HW is something else. If he weighed CW in the Gammer fight he would have been as sharp as he is now & I'd say he would have beaten him. He's a leaner, meaner fighting machine! ( don't worry George Foreman, I mean a fighting machine not a grilling machineDirk Kelly wrote:If Colin gets himself in the shape he was against Wayne Llewyen then I tip him for the final, if not I don't think he'll do much as when he's not in top shape he tends to take a few rounds to warm up which means he'll be out in the first bout. He did this for many of his fights - Simpkin, King, Steads, Francis but when he did get going he was a joy to watch.
Steeds, if he isn't serious about CW then he surely would be a welcome addition to the tournment and his fans would pack the place out. Don't know if thats a good thing)
Is Mickey not tempted? He must fancy his chances with his points winning style? Career high purse if he wins and also selling lots of tickets being a local lad?
If he isn't when is he planning on getting back in the ring?
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Any word on how Billy got on yesterday? I see Belsahw's fighting on Friday apparently, and also a US card the following week. One or other is surely off? Dave Ferguson also down to fight on March 20th. Is that really going ahead? Ibbs proved this weekend you might be supposed to win, but might not.
I vote for Audley as the replacement.
I vote for Audley as the replacement.