dean pithie

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will he make a come back?

[stujones]

I don't think he should retire (if he definately has) there plenty of £££ to earn in the devision domestically, and he showed against a motivated Gomez he's right up there with the very best in the devision. However, I just don't think his heart is in the game.

As I said on the rankings thread, anybody know what Moon and Pithie are up to then I would appreciate - they are going to be ommited from next months rankings if nothing is mentioned.

I don't mind keeping boxers in who I have heard haven't retired (like Kieran mentioned that John Keaton is looking for opponents). However, its difficult to decide what to do when there is silence.

[bennie]

will he make a come back?

No, he likes his beer too much.
I once took a call from Dean's Mrs at NHS Direct and got talking about her man. She was telling me how he hardly ever trains and enjoys a night out with the lads too much to be a top boxer.
Shame. He had real talent.

[beduff]

he is working in a factory i think as a fork lift driver.and is seen regulary on the coventry nightclub scence,such a shame really had a lot of talent but let things get in the way.

[beduff]

beer amongst other things i think bennie.

[bennie]

beer amongst other things i think bennie.

Is he a bit of a Greg Haugen (i.e., likes his smoke)?

[beduff]

not for me to say what he likes.

[bennie]

not for me to say what he likes.

The last British fighter to beat Naz deserves to chill I suppose.

[Kilburn]

The revenge win over Andrew Matola will remain his best victory then.

Pithie was okay but a bit over hyped at the beginning of his career. I picked Gary Thornhill to stop him and he did.

[Kilburn]

I actually remember Pithie's ringside interview after he'd stopped Matola. When asked how he felt after such a good win he replied "It's great, I think I'm gonna go out and get pissed!"