Dillian Whyte, any info??

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thaibox uk wrote:Fantastic thai boxer probably number 1 heavy in the country
very confident and relaxed could do well in the pro ranks and a real nice guy,
Just seen an vlog of his and he does seem a nice guy i have to say,Big difference between being a successful thai boxer and being a top pugilist though
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lefty wrote:
thaibox uk wrote:Fantastic thai boxer probably number 1 heavy in the country
very confident and relaxed could do well in the pro ranks and a real nice guy,
Just seen an vlog of his and he does seem a nice guy i have to say,Big difference between being a successful thai boxer and being a top pugilist though
Tell that to Matt Skelton
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TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote:
thaibox uk wrote:Fantastic thai boxer probably number 1 heavy in the country
very confident and relaxed could do well in the pro ranks and a real nice guy,
Just seen an vlog of his and he does seem a nice guy i have to say,Big difference between being a successful thai boxer and being a top pugilist though
Tell that to Matt Skelton
Matt skelton was never great though was he?!
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lefty wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote: Just seen an vlog of his and he does seem a nice guy i have to say,Big difference between being a successful thai boxer and being a top pugilist though
Tell that to Matt Skelton
Matt skelton was never great though was he?!
For a guy who turned pro in his 30s with no am fights I think he did alright for himself as it goes...

How about Sot Chitlada, Khaosai Galaxy or Samart Payakarun then? Are those fighters more acceptable to your exacting standards??...
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TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote: Tell that to Matt Skelton
Matt skelton was never great though was he?!
For a guy who turned pro in his 30s with no am fights I think he did alright for himself as it goes...

How about Sot Chitlada, Khaosai Galaxy or Samart Payakarun then? Are those fighters more acceptable to your exacting standards??...
Skeltons fighting style was basically lean on a guy until he was completely worn out and maul him to death
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lefty wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote: Matt skelton was never great though was he?!
For a guy who turned pro in his 30s with no am fights I think he did alright for himself as it goes...

How about Sot Chitlada, Khaosai Galaxy or Samart Payakarun then? Are those fighters more acceptable to your exacting standards??...
Skeltons fighting style was basically lean on a guy until he was completely worn out and maul him to death
Tell that to John McDermott :D
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TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote: For a guy who turned pro in his 30s with no am fights I think he did alright for himself as it goes...

How about Sot Chitlada, Khaosai Galaxy or Samart Payakarun then? Are those fighters more acceptable to your exacting standards??...
Skeltons fighting style was basically lean on a guy until he was completely worn out and maul him to death
Tell that to John McDermott :D
well john mcdermott has never been beyond british level.I guess are expectations are just different.
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lefty wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote: Skeltons fighting style was basically lean on a guy until he was completely worn out and maul him to death
Tell that to John McDermott :D
well john mcdermott has never been beyond british level.I guess are expectations are just different.
What about the other fighters I mentioned?
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TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote: Tell that to John McDermott :D
well john mcdermott has never been beyond british level.I guess are expectations are just different.
What about the other fighters I mentioned?
To be honest i dont know enough about them to comment.
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lefty wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
lefty wrote: well john mcdermott has never been beyond british level.I guess are expectations are just different.
What about the other fighters I mentioned?
To be honest i dont know enough about them to comment.

Fair enough mate.

Still for my money Skelton had a fantastic career for someone who took up the sport so late in life..

We will have to agree to disagree on this point I reckon :TU:
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Skelton had a great career by anyones standards.He won the European title and challenged for the heavyweight championship of the world!
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Anyone got any Info on him? is he still boxing? and when will he make his debut?
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