Frankie Gavin in a big fight May 21st !
Re: Frankie Gavin in a big fight May 21st !
Who would you put him in with Bomber? I agree I think Gavin is a good talent and will go on to win titles. But you have to learn to walk before you can run so I don't think he should be rushed too much. I think Olusagun would be a good fight for Gavin. His record says 28-0 but I think Gavin would take him. Plus the Commenwealth strap would be at stake
Re: Frankie Gavin in a big fight May 21st !
I'd fight Williams then Daws then Theopane, Williams is an ideal warm up for Daws as there similar styles, Id go Olesegun after Theopane as that would be a world title eliminator too! Frankie has it all in place but what will start to happen is that after he does proper jobs on a few of them names the other ones will start to go missing I think, I think it's good to dominate domestically first I really do, it's good grounding and learning fights plus he'll get a few 12 rounders in against at least 2 of them names..
Which ever way it gets put, Frankie will be the man to beat domestically by the end of this year! ;)
Which ever way it gets put, Frankie will be the man to beat domestically by the end of this year! ;)
Re: Frankie Gavin in a big fight May 21st !
As a boxer i can really appreciate the skill frankie gavin has. If you havent been in the ring its hard to identify the little movements he does just to control the range and so on. I agree and i also think he is special. The way he throws looping shots is mesmerising. And add to all this that he is a southpaw and it just the icing on the cake.
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Re: Frankie Gavin in a big fight May 21st !
bloody hell. a management / matchmaking career awaits for this Evertonian.Bomber 1 wrote:I'd fight Williams then Daws then Theopane, Williams is an ideal warm up for Daws as there similar styles, Id go Olesegun after Theopane as that would be a world title eliminator too! Frankie has it all in place but what will start to happen is that after he does proper jobs on a few of them names the other ones will start to go missing I think, I think it's good to dominate domestically first I really do, it's good grounding and learning fights plus he'll get a few 12 rounders in against at least 2 of them names..
Which ever way it gets put, Frankie will be the man to beat domestically by the end of this year! ;)
spot on route IMHO - I know Mick Jennings would love to fight anyone at 147 but isnt ready for May 21, about time the lad got a decent fight though, he's been terribly unlucky since the Cotto fight. The Brook one was inconclusive, if Kell had the minerals he'd give him a rematch. Frankie can probably clean up domestically at 140 though and then some big names will have shifted up to 147 by the time he reaches world level - timing could be perfect.