Woodhouse vs Gavin press conference

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Probably doesn't bother them but after watching that I have lost a bit of respect for Gavin and Arnie (who I was a big fan of), its a bit like schoolboy bully stuff.......Fair play to Curtis though acted with dignity.
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Chill out m8 it's a boxing not chess;-)
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Arnie wrote:Chill out m8 it's a boxing not chess;-)

Wrong this is Chess not boxing' lets see frankie step up to the plate at 147' He aint winning no title there' defending a paper title against anyone on paper who has a 90% chance of loosing' he aint even got a top 15 wbo contender to fight not now or in the future' cheque mate' game over.
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Anyone seen this chap Loveday fight before?

Obviously he will get a lot of support given his background and rightly so but call me a cynic, could it be his background is one of the main reasons why FWarren signed him up?
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Woodhouse was rounded on a bit there, not so much from Arnie and Gavin - You expect a bit of banter between the fighters and even the trainers dropping in the odd one liner is all good for selling the show.

However, whoever was pot shotting silly questions out of camera view was out of order - I'm a bit surprised to hear it was journalists :confused:
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Re: Woodhouse vs Gavin press conference

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Pugilist-specialist wrote:
JamesH wrote:
Pugilist-specialist wrote: Naz was a world champion at 21. Amir Khan at 22?

Gavin is nearly 26 and his handlers won't risk him in an English title fight.
Khan won the commonwealth title in fight number thirteen, his first title. Frankie won two titles in his first ten fights.... probably three by the time he reaches thirteen fights.

With a little slant you can make stats look anyway you want to :wink:
True James, but Naz and Khan weren't eligible for the Irish title. Khan was 20 when he won the Commonwealth, Naz 20 for European and 21 for World.
Gavin will soon be 26 - his handlers pulled him out of an English title shot, yet people on here describe him as the greatest talent to come out of Britain. Sorry, it doesn't add up. He's older than Kell Brook but wouldn't be let near him.
Naz and Khan were eligible for the English title though, and they didn't fight for it either. I don't think it's as important as you seem to. Time will tell, and Frankie's got plenty of time yet.
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Has nobody got any class any more? I think the entire 1st ten minutes of that video were cringeworthy. Last month was bad enough with old bloated-face sat sniggering at George Groves, a young up and coming star less than half his age getting laughed at by an old fart that should know better. This was nearly as bad. I'm a huge fan of boxing but these "press-conferences" if I can call them that may as well be scrapped if this is what they're like.

No didrespect to Curtis Woodhouse - he's quite right in that upsets are historically sprung in boxing and always will be! He does have a chance but it is a very slim one. It's like a used Ford Fiesta going for a race against a top of the range Mercedes.

I think the only people who came out of this looking any good were the big Brum lad, Dean Powell, and the lad that sat on the end and didn't say jack- all when he got introduced by Powell.

As regards the cheeky c*nt that said to Woodhouse "...happy picking up the wages though were you?"....how unprofessional, Woodhouse handled that very well. What he shouldhave said was hang back at the end mate and ask me that one again in the car-park.......fair play to him.
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Re: Woodhouse vs Gavin press conference

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allahsnackbar wrote:
Bomber 1 wrote:I'll be honest I'm close with Frankie, love him like a little brother, I do respect Curtis so much though, let me tell you I wish I could of played football as well as him! It takes so much bottle to get in a ring and even more bottle to give up a fantastic paying job to going to a wage of a guy in a 9-5!! That's what the wages is like for 80% of professional fighters!
He left behind so much when he walked away from football, For that Curtis has my upmost respect, he's also begged for this fight! He's coming up gainer one of the best prospects in World boxing too!
Bomber, no offence, but its UTMOST respect not UPMOST!

I do get punched in the head really really hard for a living ya know mate, Lol ;-)
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allahsnackbar wrote:if those people were frankie or farnells mates, they should tell them to have some respect and show curtis the respect he deserves :box:
correct. :TU:

...in a way many of Gavin's answers were not that disrespectful, he was basically saying that he is better pedigree and he was genuinely perplexed at the thought of Woodhouse doing anything with him. You could argue it was Woodhouse who kicked it off saying he was going to knock him out...I'd have to watch it again to be honest - which I have no intention of doing as it was embarrassing.

What I don't like about the whole thing though was there was a feeling in that room in several quarters of "Woodhous , you're sh*t, you're going to get stuffed, what are you even doing here..."....And if that's the case then the people involved really must be thick because you simply do not do your promotion any good whatsoever - or your appearance - if you tell people to go out and spend their hard-earned cash on an event, then proceed to spend 15 minutes running the bloke into the ground :oops: :oops:


I hope it's an exciting event, for me Gavin has too much skill, but Woodhouse has every right to be in the ring with him and he should believe in himself, work hard, and stick to a game plan and you just never know what could happen....and I think he does do and will do those things. :TU:
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good call curt really admire what ya done so far pal not many got the balls to get in a ring, cant wait for ya to wipe the smile off his clever little head as for farnell hes head shot ha ha be there for fight with 20 wednesday lol strong best o luck matey :bow:
ouch, i'll be there with about 10 blades, should be a 'good' night :o but my lads are shit hot so its all good :OhYes:
See ya there matey, good luck to Curtis
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just to draw a line under it all from my point of view everybody connected to press confrence from frank warrens company treated me very well from start to finish as ive said earlier the only people who i personally think were out of order were 2 people in the crowd 1 of them asked me about my wages at brum and asked if i felt ok picking them up after id fallen out of love with footie which i feel i let myself down a bit with my reply but my blood was boiling so the response could of been a lot worse and the other was the bloke who was trying to say i faked injury to get out of the 1st fight with frankie which is miles from the truth but them 2 people were not there in a working capacity there were just a couple frankies mates trying to wind me up a bit the only reporter that tried it on a bit was the fella that asked me after i said i was going to knock frankie out if i could spell knock out i think he just thought he was being funny it didnt offend me at all like ive said before july 16th i will be ready :box:
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Bomber 1 wrote:
allahsnackbar wrote:
Bomber 1 wrote:I'll be honest I'm close with Frankie, love him like a little brother, I do respect Curtis so much though, let me tell you I wish I could of played football as well as him! It takes so much bottle to get in a ring and even more bottle to give up a fantastic paying job to going to a wage of a guy in a 9-5!! That's what the wages is like for 80% of professional fighters!
He left behind so much when he walked away from football, For that Curtis has my upmost respect, he's also begged for this fight! He's coming up gainer one of the best prospects in World boxing too!
Bomber, no offence, but its UTMOST respect not UPMOST!

I do get punched in the head really really hard for a living ya know mate, Lol ;-)
Lol quality response pal!
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JamesH wrote:
Pugilist-specialist wrote:
JamesH wrote: Khan won the commonwealth title in fight number thirteen, his first title. Frankie won two titles in his first ten fights.... probably three by the time he reaches thirteen fights.

With a little slant you can make stats look anyway you want to :wink:
True James, but Naz and Khan weren't eligible for the Irish title. Khan was 20 when he won the Commonwealth, Naz 20 for European and 21 for World.
Gavin will soon be 26 - his handlers pulled him out of an English title shot, yet people on here describe him as the greatest talent to come out of Britain. Sorry, it doesn't add up. He's older than Kell Brook but wouldn't be let near him.
Naz and Khan were eligible for the English title though, and they didn't fight for it either. I don't think it's as important as you seem to. Time will tell, and Frankie's got plenty of time yet.
The English title wasn't about in Naz' time. If it was he would have leapfrogged it for European and world.

:TU:
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Bomber 1 wrote:
I do get punched in the head really really hard for a living ya know mate, Lol ;-)
:lol: :lol: :TU: :lol: :lol:

Nice one Mr Bellew, cracked me up!

Col/"T.M.K"
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No disrepect to you Curtis, you've done very well for a late starter. However, I would like to see you build up more following your defeat to McDonagh. You actually said on here after the McDonagh fight that you know you will not discuss a Gavin fight, but one fight later it's happening.

Not supposed to be a criticism of you at all, opportunity has come as as a fighting man you've got to take it... its not as if you have a 0 to lose.

I just feel, at this stage, this is a backward step for Gavin. I would have like to have seen you avenge the McDonagh fight first.
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yiddo14 wrote:Anyone seen this chap Loveday fight before?

Obviously he will get a lot of support given his background and rightly so but call me a cynic, could it be his background is one of the main reasons why FWarren signed him up?

my sentiment's exactly :oops: :DD
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Re: Woodhouse vs Gavin press conference

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Some of the questioning was rediculous. That journo who said something like "okay if we can be serious for a second" after Curtis said he was there to win and that he would win.... complete disrespect.

As I said in my original post, I would like to see Curtis have a few more fights and avenge the McDonagh set back before this fight, but its been built up nicely and lets hope for a good fight.
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