Fair enough, all I'm saying is that there is a world of difference between a real learning fight against a spoiler, a crafty operator, and what we saw there, basically a minute on the heavy bag. Reminding me of Scott Belshaw in some ways.... didnt learn the disciplined approachjameswilson wrote:
Hennessy actually progresses his guys one step at a time, early fights, Area and English, British and onwards from there.
He will have actually learned a few things from tonight, nerves and so on can be a factor so tonight he will have experienced that. Id imagine he will knock over 3 or 4 more mugs which happens in peoples first 5 fights, and then go on from there.
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jameswilson
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For sure. Don't take what I said before too seriously I was only on a wind up.MatthewS wrote:Fair enough, all I'm saying is that there is a world of difference between a real learning fight against a spoiler, a crafty operator, and what we saw there, basically a minute on the heavy bag. Reminding me of Scott Belshaw in some ways.... didnt learn the disciplined approachjameswilson wrote:
Hennessy actually progresses his guys one step at a time, early fights, Area and English, British and onwards from there.
He will have actually learned a few things from tonight, nerves and so on can be a factor so tonight he will have experienced that. Id imagine he will knock over 3 or 4 more mugs which happens in peoples first 5 fights, and then go on from there.
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He will get matched like that in his next few fights, because every pro does, except maybe those coming out of the Olympics. That's just the way it goes. He's gonna knock over at least 10 to 15 stiff's before we start seeing him in with guy's who have any sort of real ambition.Old bones Ian wrote:If he's being matched the same in his next couple of fights, then yes i will moan.MatthewS wrote:Someone durable? Someone who isnt 6 stone lighter and god knows how many inches shorter?Old bones Ian wrote:Come on, lay off the lad, what did you expect for his debut?
He got the job done, and from what i saw there is alot to like.
Obviously he has alot of work to do, but he's got a good jab, and knows how to put his combinations together.
For me , i'd like to see his left had up more, not go back in straight lines.
Hopefully see him in the ring again soon, there is now alot of heavies starting out in the UK, which can only be good for us
But tonight was about getting him used to the pro set up, bit of tv exposure,
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There should be a middle ground, and we should be agitating for it
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It will be interesting to see how Hennessey develops Fury, as in the past Hennessey hasn't held back in putting his boxers in competitive fights, but with a heavyweight the rewards financially are far higher.
So will he protect his investment?
And although its very early days, does anyone else see a similarity to Gerry Cooney in the way Fury holds his hands, and in the looks department
So will he protect his investment?
And although its very early days, does anyone else see a similarity to Gerry Cooney in the way Fury holds his hands, and in the looks department
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Difficult to make any judgements on the basis of such a ridiculous mismatch, but I thought he looked in poor condition, particularly for a young guy. He's marketable, which will ensure he gets a profile regardless, but at this stage I find it hard to envisage him making it past British level.
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How was a HW Vs CW sanctioned? 
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He wont be a that good, it was complete mismatch last night.