Matt Skelton

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Matt Skelton

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Is he too old to go anywhere now? Will he ever fight anyone more useful then Keith Long with allegedly behind him?
stujones
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I can see him possibly fighting for the WBC title in 2005.
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Post by KOJOE90 »

I'm slowely becoming a fan of Matt Skelton, yes he is limited and crude at times, but he is strong, fit and very determined and fun to watch.

I think he could develop into a real dangerman at world level within the next 12/18 months.
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Post by sboxingbuddy »

to old to be a world champ he must think that himself but he will prove himself as a good british champ before getting stopped by Audley.
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Post by stujones »

I would put him in with the WBO champion now. Brewster is poor, who although showed tremendous bravery vs Klitchko - was getting done. Meehan stands a chance against him, and ALL of Meehan's victories have been against no-names.

If Danny wins the WBC title, which he definately can. That would be an easy match to make.

Certainly not to old, as long as he continues the momentum. Look at Andrew Golota (what is he a year younger than Skelton).
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

he looks no more than european class from what i've seen so far. :roll: big bad bob exposed his limitations last time out i think. :lol:
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