Brook V Gavin

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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by bigB »

Frankie's performance wasn't the best but I think if he knuckled down he would be decent at light welter.

As I said before and will say again Brook would beat him with the speed and power anytime, I think they will always be a weight away from each other when they are both at there best.

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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by Chris W 1982 »

Frankie Gavin will beat Kell Brook
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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by Camcas »

Chris W 1982 wrote:Frankie Gavin will beat Kell Brook
did you see there last fights
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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by TJ77 »

I think gavin is a good boxer but kell would do him too much power and speed Frankie this fight will never happen
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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by Chris W 1982 »

Camcas wrote:
Chris W 1982 wrote:Frankie Gavin will beat Kell Brook
did you see there last fights

I did and I understand that I could well be in the minority here but I'm not going to hand out harsh judgements based on a couple of low-par performances.

Gavin, in my opinion, is the most talented fighter in Britain at the moment but I think his main issue of concern is that he suffers from a severe lack of motivation.

Brook may well hold advantages in power and experience but the Birmingham man possesses a much astute boxing brain and that will be Kell's undoing.

Gavin UD 12
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Special k (viv) inside 5 rounds :geek2:
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Re: Brook V Gavin

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Chris W 1982 wrote:
Camcas wrote:
Chris W 1982 wrote:Frankie Gavin will beat Kell Brook
did you see there last fights

I did and I understand that I could well be in the minority here but I'm not going to hand out harsh judgements based on a couple of low-par performances.

Gavin, in my opinion, is the most talented fighter in Britain at the moment but I think his main issue of concern is that he suffers from a severe lack of motivation.

Brook may well hold advantages in power and experience but the Birmingham man possesses a much astute boxing brain and that will be Kell's undoing.

Gavin UD 12
Disagree but then i am biased. But i would say that altough Kell might not be an Oxford Don academically, he does have an excellent, instinctive boxing intelligence and - perhaps unlike Gavin - a nasty spitefulness and a thirst for mixing it.

I agree with the poster above that these two will always be a weight division apart but if they ever did meet, Kell would walk straight through him, in my opinion.
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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by canonball1234 »

Like I say again you need a granit chin with brook av spared him a few times never felt power like it!
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Re: Brook V Gavin

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Frankie Gavin wrote:I don't mind who I fight like I always have said if I keep winning titles will come an if its kell I fight next so be it
Ready for Kell last May, now he won't fight 37 year old lightweight Jason Cook.

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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by palooka »

Gavin has had a shit year and others have had a very good one.

Frankie will still be a very good box fighter; all the disrespect toward him is silly.

Cook is a tough lad with a big punch; if the money's not right for it then why do it?
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Re: Brook V Gavin

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palooka wrote:Gavin has had a shit year and others have had a very good one.

Frankie will still be a very good box fighter; all the disrespect toward him is silly.

Cook is a tough lad with a big punch; if the money's not right for it then why do it?
He's a 37 year old lightweight who Curtis Woodhouse was going to box.

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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by JamesH »

And Kell planned to be world champ by the end of 2010.

http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/jennin ... kell-brook

This is boxing, sht happens.
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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by hoot »

MachoMan09 wrote:
King Geedorah wrote:
MachoMan09 wrote: May I formally retract the above?
I'm afraid not. This is boxing. You're not allowed to analyse your previous opinions, take in the current state of affairs and come to new conclusions. You're either a 'nut hugger' or 'hater'. Anytime you try to praise Kell we'll pop up and point out the above post.

Furthermore a change of mind, rather than pointing to a modicum of intelligence and humility, marks you out as a Nancy Boy.

You're a Nancy Boy :OhYes:
Every day's a school day. Frankie owns Kell eight days a week. I retract the retraction.
Unbelievable! So this fantastically talented boxer , Ranked no 6 By the WBO At 147 lb, is running scared of a lightweight, And according to some would school brook, This post gets better with time. Ha HA :yay:
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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by jimcook »

frankie gavin may be a very special talent, but hes a long way from proving it in the pro ranks. to get anywhere near the top you need much more than just talent. for a start you need to be fit and in shape and be mentally disciplined. you only need to look at what happened to mike tyson when he lost his drive to see that any boxer , however special, is a shadow of what he can be with the correct approach.
whatever people say about mayweather and how good he is, you can guarantee that if he wasnt in exceptional shape for every fight, he wouldnt be unbeaten or as highly rated as he is today. If gavin is to make something of his talent he needs to change his mentality or he would be as well packing it in. From what ive seen of his pro fights brook would smash him to bits at present.
most young pros with ten fights experience are only picking up a couple of grand (if that) so until he proves hes prepared to put in the necessary work to become a top pro, why should he be getting more? Im sure there are plenty of young and driven up and comers who would jump at the chance to retire jason cook and put that scalp on their record. If gavin had curtis woodhouses mentality it could all have been so much better.
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Re: Brook V Gavin

Post by leprechaun »

So is Frankie is fighting Garry mcmillin now.

After turning down £10 grand to fight Jason cook in a 8 rounder.
What dose this jumped up former amerture star want, well the answer is £40 grand to fight cook what a joke

he needs to find his balls, if his has got any balls and step up to the plate and give cookie this fight.

suppose he think he can beat mcmillin, my money is on Garry. :TU:
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