He cannot make the weight and will fly home shortly.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/olympic ... 546521.stm
Frankie Gavin is not going to Beijing
Re: Frankie Gavin is not going to Beijing
Amazing if true, but I'll wait and see. I find it hard to believe they wouldn't make full use of the time available until his first scheduled fight, unless his health was dire.
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locoxelbox
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Re: Frankie Gavin is not going to Beijing
I was looking forward to his bouts with Tischenko and Ugas. Hopefully he stays amateur at least to the Europeans se we can see how good he is at the higher weight.
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therealPunchDrunk
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Re: Frankie Gavin is not going to Beijing
Sad, sad, sad, but I've been saying that since June, when I saw him at the EU championships. He was in a sweatsuit 18 hours a day to even make 64kg.
It really sucks, I was looking forward to seeing how he'd do against Ugas... And I feel for him, he's a really nice guy too.
Loco, he made easy work out of Boris Georgiev at the EU championships. Gerogiev could hardly lay a glove on him all fight.
It really sucks, I was looking forward to seeing how he'd do against Ugas... And I feel for him, he's a really nice guy too.
Loco, he made easy work out of Boris Georgiev at the EU championships. Gerogiev could hardly lay a glove on him all fight.
Re: Frankie Gavin is not going to Beijing
Can't you gauge how well he'd do against Ugas after seeing how well he did against Georgiev.therealPunchDrunk wrote:Sad, sad, sad, but I've been saying that since June, when I saw him at the EU championships. He was in a sweatsuit 18 hours a day to even make 64kg.
It really sucks, I was looking forward to seeing how he'd do against Ugas... And I feel for him, he's a really nice guy too.
Loco, he made easy work out of Boris Georgiev at the EU championships. Gerogiev could hardly lay a glove on him all fight.
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therealPunchDrunk
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Re: Frankie Gavin is not going to Beijing
Well, I think he'd beat Ugas, who is by no means unbeatable. It's a wide open division now. Ugas, Tischenko, Valentino...Gray-Fox wrote:Can't you gauge how well he'd do against Ugas after seeing how well he did against Georgiev.therealPunchDrunk wrote:Sad, sad, sad, but I've been saying that since June, when I saw him at the EU championships. He was in a sweatsuit 18 hours a day to even make 64kg.
It really sucks, I was looking forward to seeing how he'd do against Ugas... And I feel for him, he's a really nice guy too.
Loco, he made easy work out of Boris Georgiev at the EU championships. Gerogiev could hardly lay a glove on him all fight.