Stars of the future...?

jigsaw
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Re: Stars of the future...?

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stujones wrote:Brook
Applebly
Bhatia
Khan
Murray
Mitchell
Don't think the future is that bleak.
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Re: Stars of the future...?

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Can anyone telling me what's happened to Mitchell - hasn't he fought since on the Pavlik/Lockett undercard? And he doesn't seem to have a fight lined up looking at BoxRec - I hope his career doesn't stagnate because he's a good/very exciting talent.
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Kevin will be back in the new year, he is currently out injured with a hand problem. It looks like he will have a warm up fight in jan/feb then go all out for an assault for world titles. Whatever people say about him he is exciting and goes to fight. Kev is so under talked about and I guarantee 2009 will be a big year
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TerribleTerry wrote:
Autobarn wrote:Brendan Ingle can be prone to hyperbole sometimes.

Remmeber when Pele Reid was going to be the guy who, if Tyson is still around in the late 90s, will beat him?
To be fair I bought that one hook line and sinker.

Anyone who knew Pele from his kickboxing days would have said the same though; his physical tools, co-ordination, flexibilty, weight of punch and dedication were enough to KO the rock solid Vitali Klitschko in a kickboxing match (via spinning hook kick to the jaw!)

The guy was a monster - just a shame he didnt have the ability to absorb punishment and spent too long in kickboxing to alter his style adequatley enough to 'western' boxing..
A mate of a poster on here fought Pele in his kickboxing days. He said Pele was the only one he'd never want to fight again.
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