How good is Scott Quigg?
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Jeff Thomas
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Quigg is good, Frampton better 
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Steve Murray was a horrible puncher; his left hand was something else; Stephen Oates was another good lad around that time; he was heavy handed as well. Do you remember Shaun Gray, Tommy? He was my outright idol as an amateur though was a couple of years older maybe.Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Same age as you Martin....Never forget my 2nd year when id have been Junior b...Hatton won the junior a cat at the assembly rooms in derby,he beat breary from dale youth...never forget my dad turning round to me&saying hes something special.....he was rightLondonirish wrote:Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I think the first schoolboys i entered i was 42kg....Memories....:
Same as me, What age are you? The year before i was in it Ricky Hatton won it at 42kg...My mate lost to Tony Dowling on a maj points&Steve Murray done Mark Payne in the 1st...Good memories
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Murray was a vicious puncher, a bit unorthadox too, so you didn't see them coming
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Tommy Gunn13
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Yes i do remember Shaun Gray think he was from west ham..only see him a couple of times,he got his oppenents out very quickley..Im not sure if i read on here a while back he passed away??simon fox wrote:Steve Murray was a horrible puncher; his left hand was something else; Stephen Oates was another good lad around that time; he was heavy handed as well. Do you remember Shaun Gray, Tommy? He was my outright idol as an amateur though was a couple of years older maybe.Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Same age as you Martin....Never forget my 2nd year when id have been Junior b...Hatton won the junior a cat at the assembly rooms in derby,he beat breary from dale youth...never forget my dad turning round to me&saying hes something special.....he was rightLondonirish wrote:
Same as me, What age are you? The year before i was in it Ricky Hatton won it at 42kg...My mate lost to Tony Dowling on a maj points&Steve Murray done Mark Payne in the 1st...Good memories
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Yes, Shaun Gray boxed for West Ham. He was brilliant as a junior and he really knew what he was doing; very sportsmanslike as well; there was no moaning when if he lost. Cheers Tommy; I was no good at the boxing; how far did you get in the schoolboys?
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Tommy Gunn13
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I was no good,never got passed the regionalssimon fox wrote:Yes, Shaun Gray boxed for West Ham. He was brilliant as a junior and he really knew what he was doing; very sportsmanslike as well; there was no moaning when if he lost. Cheers Tommy; I was no good at the boxing; how far did you get in the schoolboys?
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Well you seem to have enjoyed it and you don't feel the need to big yourself up.Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I was no good,never got passed the regionalssimon fox wrote:Yes, Shaun Gray boxed for West Ham. He was brilliant as a junior and he really knew what he was doing; very sportsmanslike as well; there was no moaning when if he lost. Cheers Tommy; I was no good at the boxing; how far did you get in the schoolboys?
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Jeff Thomas
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Tell me about itCoco wrote:Murray was a vicious puncher, a bit unorthadox too, so you didn't see them coming
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Which hand did he get you with Jeff? Was he generally to powerful or were his punches sharp? was he fast with it or well schooled in disguising his shots? Would be genuinely interested to hear; I remember reading an interview with Stephen Oates and he said Murrays' jab felt like a right hand. Murray looked big for a lightweight to me but there must have been something more than brute strength to him.
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Jeff Thomas
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Left hook on the left side of my head as I slipped to the right- weird one. Got up but it was the only time I went down properly where i'd not had a choice or been off balance. Was a nice bloke- i'd just hurt him with an uppercut when he caught me. He was extremely strong - I think he was a tree surgeon that probably helped.simon fox wrote:Which hand did he get you with Jeff? Was he generally to powerful or were his punches sharp? was he fast with it or well schooled in disguising his shots? Would be genuinely interested to hear; I remember reading an interview with Stephen Oates and he said Murrays' jab felt like a right hand. Murray looked big for a lightweight to me but there must have been something more than brute strength to him.
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That sounds an unusual punch to get caught with and not one you'd get used to taking in sparring and not one you can really defend against either.
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Jeff Thomas
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simon fox wrote:That sounds an unusual punch to get caught with and not one you'd get used to taking in sparring and not one you can really defend against either.
Shouldn't have been in that position but these things happen
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lurkyshaka
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I've seen Scott box on TV a few times and also live on site and i was impressed. He shows patience and poise beyond his experience, and is clinical when it comes time to finish a fight. When he opens up he's genuinely eye catching with that extra touch of class.
I covered one of his earlier fights for The13thRound and i remember in my writeup saying there were shades of a young DelaHoya about him. Now that might be high raise indeed considering the fighter Oscar went onto become. And of course Quigg is only a prospect at this point, but style wise i definitely see some likeness there.
I covered one of his earlier fights for The13thRound and i remember in my writeup saying there were shades of a young DelaHoya about him. Now that might be high raise indeed considering the fighter Oscar went onto become. And of course Quigg is only a prospect at this point, but style wise i definitely see some likeness there.