Best Britsh Boxing Prospects

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teddy007 wrote:
hoop wrote:Kenny Anderson broke a rib in the 3rd round of his last fight, you can not judge him on that fight, fighting 7 rounds so badly injured says a lot about somebody. He would handle any of the British super middle weights easily.

Groves is chinny and will be found out shortly.

Jamie Cox imo would give Brooke a very hard nights work once he has more experience, and would stand a good chance of beating him.
You are delusional, and Steve Barnes is sh!t as well, Iknow he's only 18 but so what he doesn't have that thing that calss prospects have.
Steve Barnes is one of the best prospects in the UK but had a shocker of a performance last Saturday because he was too eager to go for the knockout and you could see his punches a mile off, hence why he kept on falling over. His previous performance in Watford was pretty much punch perfect and he looked totally relaxed in the ring. He has a lot to learn.

He's anything but 'sh*t' .....
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The Law wrote:
teddy007 wrote:
hoop wrote:Kenny Anderson broke a rib in the 3rd round of his last fight, you can not judge him on that fight, fighting 7 rounds so badly injured says a lot about somebody. He would handle any of the British super middle weights easily.

Groves is chinny and will be found out shortly.

Jamie Cox imo would give Brooke a very hard nights work once he has more experience, and would stand a good chance of beating him.
You are delusional, and Steve Barnes is sh!t as well, Iknow he's only 18 but so what he doesn't have that thing that calss prospects have.
Steve Barnes is one of the best prospects in the UK but had a shocker of a performance last Saturday because he was too eager to go for the knockout and you could see his punches a mile off, hence why he kept on falling over. His previous performance in Watford was pretty much punch perfect and he looked totally relaxed in the ring. He has a lot to learn.

He's anything but 'sh*t' .....
He looked and more importantly boxed(if you can call it that) sh!t, so that makes him sh!t in my book. No one falls over after throwing a punch, not a supposedly good prospect anyway.
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teddy007 wrote:
The Law wrote:
Steve Barnes is one of the best prospects in the UK but had a shocker of a performance last Saturday because he was too eager to go for the knockout and you could see his punches a mile off, hence why he kept on falling over. His previous performance in Watford was pretty much punch perfect and he looked totally relaxed in the ring. He has a lot to learn.

He's anything but 'sh*t' .....
He looked and more importantly boxed(if you can call it that) sh!t, so that makes him sh!t in my book. No one falls over after throwing a punch, not a supposedly good prospect anyway.
I would say that the performance was 'sh*t' but he certainly isn't a sh*t fighter. It was merely a shocker of a performance, especially taking into account that he fought pretty much punch perfect in his previous outing.
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I know Michael McGuire looked piss poor last time, but I still think he will come good.
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stujones wrote:I know Michael McGuire looked piss poor last time, but I still think he will come good.
i think he has gone back to amas
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