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Any news on his next fight. Surely norton!
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Wish we knew mate, Terry has been waiting a long time for that fight. Its just a waiting game until the board make up their mind at the next meeting :verysad:
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Lorn wrote:Wish we knew mate, Terry has been waiting a long time for that fight. Its just a waiting game until the board make up their mind at the next meeting :verysad:
There no other challenger shoukd be easy decision. Will terry be fighting before that?
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Right now the plan is to wait and see what the board decides and then Matchroom and Howard will decide whats next. The hope is that he will have another one before, if he gets it, but it is alllllll down to the bosses.

He is English Champion, and as you say there isnt anyone else in our minds either but the board will let MR know what they decide.

Fingers X'd, it really is all Terry is talking about right now, he has done all thats been asked of him, he just wants his shot.
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Lorn wrote:Right now the plan is to wait and see what the board decides and then Matchroom and Howard will decide whats next. The hope is that he will have another one before, if he gets it, but it is alllllll down to the bosses.

He is English Champion, and as you say there isnt anyone else in our minds either but the board will let MR know what they decide.

Fingers X'd, it really is all Terry is talking about right now, he has done all thats been asked of him, he just wants his shot.
Does norton still want to fight?
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askin is the new kid in town
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Ive no idea what Nortons plans are, cant seem to get him out of bed to have the conversation.

And yes askin is deffo coming through, good little fighter.
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funso banjo baby wrote:askin is the new kid in town
Dunstan would still beat him!
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jon lewis dickinson would be a good fight he won prize fighter, but will any one be intrested :shame:
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leforge wrote:
funso banjo baby wrote:askin is the new kid in town
Dunstan would still beat him!
Hattons won't put Askin in with Dunstan at this moment. He needs to get more experience.
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your all presumng Norton wont box Terry ??? Right now Norton is the British Champion, Dunstan is the English. The title isnt vacant, I just hope that the board make Terry mandatory and that someone can get Rob out of bed and into a gym. :DD
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Well if he's turned his life around and makes a few bob fair play because he's been a bad man in the past and didn't come over very well at all in David Matthew's book Looking For a Fight.
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Dirt thank you for that, I am very proud of him, he is my brother and everyone around him is proud of the man he is now. He worked his ass off in the gym and out of it, hes a good fighter with a big heart and alot more to give both to the game as a boxer and coaching the kids that he works with. He deserves this shot.
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Old bones Ian wrote:
leforge wrote:
funso banjo baby wrote:askin is the new kid in town
Dunstan would still beat him!
Hattons won't put Askin in with Dunstan at this moment. He needs to get more experience.

Possibly Ian, but you never know whats going to happen.
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Lorn wrote:Dirt thank you for that, I am very proud of him, he is my brother and everyone around him is proud of the man he is now. He worked his ass off in the gym and out of it, hes a good fighter with a big heart and alot more to give both to the game as a boxer and coaching the kids that he works with. He deserves this shot.
You're welcome Lorn. He served his time for what he did and if he's turned his life around it's the best way to make up for his transgressions. He had so much talent.
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DIRT SUGAR wrote:
Lorn wrote:Dirt thank you for that, I am very proud of him, he is my brother and everyone around him is proud of the man he is now. He worked his ass off in the gym and out of it, hes a good fighter with a big heart and alot more to give both to the game as a boxer and coaching the kids that he works with. He deserves this shot.
You're welcome Lorn. He served his time for what he did and if he's turned his life around it's the best way to make up for his transgressions. He had so much talent.[/quote

Has chicken, not had lolol
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Lorn wrote:
DIRT SUGAR wrote:
Lorn wrote:Dirt thank you for that, I am very proud of him, he is my brother and everyone around him is proud of the man he is now. He worked his ass off in the gym and out of it, hes a good fighter with a big heart and alot more to give both to the game as a boxer and coaching the kids that he works with. He deserves this shot.
You're welcome Lorn. He served his time for what he did and if he's turned his life around it's the best way to make up for his transgressions. He had so much talent.[/quote

Has chicken, not had lolol

Yeah walked onto that one. Watched him in Ashford in 1993 and he looked the part. And now he's showing the youngsters how it's done eh!?!
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lol yes you did.

Yep, hes been working with kids since hes been home. Supporting and training them and showing them the right road, Howie says he will make a great coach but for now he has unfinished business.
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Lorn wrote:lol yes you did.

Yep, hes been working with kids since hes been home. Supporting and training them and showing them the right road, Howie says he will make a great coach but for now he has unfinished business.
Good for him.

Ah, you're Howard's Lorn! Thought so. Hope Howard's well, what a great trainer and Terry's got a great teacher. Loved David's book was a really fascinating journey he had and had pleasure of interviewing him for London paper I was working on. Nice guy and exchange the odd comment on Facebook. He's done okay for himself.

Be an interesting interview now perhaps between Terry and David?

Hope Terry keeps up the good work too. I'm a firm believer in everyone deserves a second chance.
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Correct and yes he is great thanks.

Dont know about that interview though, David has done very well for himself, he works hard
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Ill add this quickly, the man still has a lot of ability and talent and also a lot of dedication, I look up to the likes of Terry Dunstan, He's a good man and a very good fighter, I've learnt more from Sparring Terry than any other professional I've been in with, so clever and yet so hard to figure out, what he's done since coming outta nick is remarkable and he deserves all the success in the world, I think he'll prove to be our #1 cruiserweight and I for one will be backing him 100%.... I have a lot to thank the big man for..so thanks mate :TU:
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Bomber 1 wrote:Ill add this quickly, the man still has a lot of ability and talent and also a lot of dedication, I look up to the likes of Terry Dunstan, He's a good man and a very good fighter, I've learnt more from Sparring Terry than any other professional I've been in with, so clever and yet so hard to figure out, what he's done since coming outta nick is remarkable and he deserves all the success in the world, I think he'll prove to be our #1 cruiserweight and I for one will be backing him 100%.... I have a lot to thank the big man for..so thanks mate :TU:
Well I can't argue with that! How's it going Tony? Learnt a few lessons against McKenzie no doubt. Great comeback and bet you learnt more in that fight than all your fights put together?
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Lorn wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:
leforge wrote: Dunstan would still beat him!
Hattons won't put Askin in with Dunstan at this moment. He needs to get more experience.

Possibly Ian, but you never know whats going to happen.
Does that mean the Hattons have been in contact ?
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no they havnt been in touch
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DIRT SUGAR wrote:
Bomber 1 wrote:Ill add this quickly, the man still has a lot of ability and talent and also a lot of dedication, I look up to the likes of Terry Dunstan, He's a good man and a very good fighter, I've learnt more from Sparring Terry than any other professional I've been in with, so clever and yet so hard to figure out, what he's done since coming outta nick is remarkable and he deserves all the success in the world, I think he'll prove to be our #1 cruiserweight and I for one will be backing him 100%.... I have a lot to thank the big man for..so thanks mate :TU:
Well I can't argue with that! How's it going Tony? Learnt a few lessons against McKenzie no doubt. Great comeback and bet you learnt more in that fight than all your fights put together?

I learnt tons in that fight your spot on, back to Terry, I feel given the right breaks we could see a new cruiser world champ ;)
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