VIPBoxing News - Results from Yesterday's Show

[Stegsie]

A GREAT SHOW AND 8 WINS FOR VIP AT BOLTON LAST SUNDAY

ALEX MATTVIENKO – Became the light-Middleweight Masters champion with a 10 round points victory over John Musgrave in a well fought contest . Alex is known as the ‘ One man riot ’ but changed the script on Sunday leaving his brawling methods at home and decided to showcase his boxing skills instead . The fight still had its moments but apart from the last round it was not the normal free for all occasion we have come to expect off Alex and this bodes well for the future.

MICK JENNO - Continued his comeback with a points win over the durable Jamie Ambler who although dropped in the 3rd round never really looked in danger of being stopped , a bit more ring rust is off and Jenno will be straight back in the gym to help Tony Quigley prepare for Brian Magee

CHRIS JOHNSON – Bounced back with a win after his shock loss to Geraint Harvey with a points victory over Martyn King in a very good fight. Chris was outworked in the first 2 but turned the fight round with a right hook that dropped King to take a 10-8 round and a close but winning last round saw him home.

TREVOR CREWE - This was a very exciting debut by the ‘ Wrecking Crewe ‘ who lived up to his nickname by stopping the normally durable Geraint Harvey in the 4th round with a volley of punches that had the crowd off their feet . If he keeps this level of performances up then I am sure the numbers that followed him from Sunderland will continue to grow and they will all have a great time watching him develop ,he boxes next in Blackpool on the 17th July.

TONY AITCHESON - Another debut win for the Dewsbury 18 year old who beat Old warhorse Karl Taylor on points.

RICK GODDINS - had a late change when Chris Long pulled out and had to settle for a repeat points win over Carl Allen , Rick is ready to go now.

JON KAYS – Moved to 8-1 with a points win over the very tough Stephen Gethin who despite being out boxed in every round never gave up. Jon seems to have found extra confidence in his last 2 fights since his only loss and is looking ready for another step up.

KIERON FARELL – The Pocket Rocket flyweight had the Delroy Spencer test this Sunday and will have learned off the cute old fox . Like the wrecking crewe he is a barrel of anger and wants to kill with every punch . this is great for his fans who will follow him to Blackpool on the 17th July where he will box next. Once he settles down and selects the punches better, he will be a handful and title opportunities will be there for when he reaches 20 years of age.

NEXT SHOW IS BLACKPOOL TOWER ON THE 17TH JULY 2009 - FULL DETAILS ON WHAT WILL BE A STONKING SHOW IN NEXT WEEKS GOSSIP

[landon]

poor opponents...

[teddy007]

A GREAT SHOW AND 8 WINS FOR VIP AT BOLTON LAST SUNDAY

ALEX MATTVIENKO – Became the light-Middleweight Masters champion with a 10 round points victory over John Musgrave in a well fought contest . Alex is known as the ‘ One man riot ’ but changed the script on Sunday leaving his brawling methods at home and decided to showcase his boxing skills instead . The fight still had its moments but apart from the last round it was not the normal free for all occasion we have come to expect off Alex and this bodes well for the future.

MICK JENNO - Continued his comeback with a points win over the durable Jamie Ambler who although dropped in the 3rd round never really looked in danger of being stopped , a bit more ring rust is off and Jenno will be straight back in the gym to help Tony Quigley prepare for Brian Magee

CHRIS JOHNSON – Bounced back with a win after his shock loss to Geraint Harvey with a points victory over Martyn King in a very good fight. Chris was outworked in the first 2 but turned the fight round with a right hook that dropped King to take a 10-8 round and a close but winning last round saw him home.

TREVOR CREWE - This was a very exciting debut by the ‘ Wrecking Crewe ‘ who lived up to his nickname by stopping the normally durable Geraint Harvey in the 4th round with a volley of punches that had the crowd off their feet . If he keeps this level of performances up then I am sure the numbers that followed him from Sunderland will continue to grow and they will all have a great time watching him develop ,he boxes next in Blackpool on the 17th July.

TONY AITCHESON - Another debut win for the Dewsbury 18 year old who beat Old warhorse Karl Taylor on points.

RICK GODDINS - had a late change when Chris Long pulled out and had to settle for a repeat points win over Carl Allen , Rick is ready to go now.

JON KAYS – Moved to 8-1 with a points win over the very tough Stephen Gethin who despite being out boxed in every round never gave up. Jon seems to have found extra confidence in his last 2 fights since his only loss and is looking ready for another step up.

KIERON FARELL – The Pocket Rocket flyweight had the Delroy Spencer test this Sunday and will have learned off the cute old fox . Like the wrecking crewe he is a barrel of anger and wants to kill with every punch . this is great for his fans who will follow him to Blackpool on the 17th July where he will box next. Once he settles down and selects the punches better, he will be a handful and title opportunities will be there for when he reaches 20 years of age.

NEXT SHOW IS BLACKPOOL TOWER ON THE 17TH JULY 2009 - FULL DETAILS ON WHAT WILL BE A STONKING SHOW IN NEXT WEEKS GOSSIP

No one was actually matched in a 50/50 match or even a 60/40 match.

[landon]

very poor opponents...typical of them vip shows and they expect lads to sell tickets...

[Stegsie]

very poor opponents...typical of them vip shows and they expect lads to sell tickets...

Sorry pal, have to disagree there .....

Compare the records of the fighters on the bill and make a more educated statement than that. Don;t just make a sweeping statement without backing it up.

[davidas]

How can you make such a sweeping statement!!
They are all young up and coming exciting boxers! Farrell only 3 fights so far, Trevor Crewe on a debut, and Rick Goddings 8th fight and opponent pulled out at 11th hour. Others were on comebacks after defeats and fighting tough durable lads. A couple of knockdowns in two of the fights changed the fights around. Who do you expect these lads to fight after a few fights? Feel sorry for Rick Godding especially as his opponent who pulled out fought the very next day and won against martin gethin (chris Long). Hope Rick gets his chance to face him next.
Was a very enjoyable show, great venue and excellent top of the bill contest.

[landon]

sorry did i rattle a few cages.. just an opinoin i no the lads need to learn the trade. ive been to a few of them shows watching danny harding (not heard of him anymore) and the fights werent even competitive.

[yoyo]

well b4 u go shouting ur mouth off go 2 the shows now and then make an up ur mind danny harding aint boxed in over 2yrs i think!! do frank warrens fighters fight the same guys yes they do and do they fight worse fighters than them? yes they do!!!

[danny harding]

there good shows mate. im here by the way

[yoyo]

good 2 here ur still around m8!! r u still training? hope u can agree the shows r value 4 money

[Old bones Ian]

Looks like Alex is developing as a boxer, the couple of times i saw him before i thought he would find the 10 round distance hard, as he was all slam and bang, not looking to think about his boxing.
Seems he has changed his style to suit the longer distance now, which will stand him in good shape for bigger things.

The middles are shaping up nicely at the moment and Alex can get in the mix, i'd like to see him take on Steven Bendall or Danny Butler next.

[danny harding]

good 2 here ur still around m8!! r u still training? hope u can agree the shows r value 4 money

the shows are value for money if you compare the undercards to warrens there more 70/30 fights, i no what its like lads pulling out the night before it must give promoters bad headaches every show ive been to have been good. steve woods does test his lads as i have found out for myself. no i havnt been training waiting for a operation on my groin and just had a new baby. oh and i look like rick waller...

[Old bones Ian]

good 2 here ur still around m8!! r u still training? hope u can agree the shows r value 4 money

the shows are value for money if you compare the undercards to warrens there more 70/30 fights, i no what its like lads pulling out the night before it must give promoters bad headaches every show ive been to have been good. steve woods does test his lads as i have found out for myself. no i havnt been training waiting for a operation on my groin and just had a new baby. oh and i look like rick waller...

Blimey!! You gave birth??

No wonder you need an operation on your groin