twenty six wrote:I'll have to get into this "twitter" world mate.
I always fell like I'm 48 hours behind everyone else !!!
Not easy when you're an old git !
I can't be bothered with twitter but my mate lives on it so he fills me with the gossip
twenty six wrote:I'll have to get into this "twitter" world mate.
I always fell like I'm 48 hours behind everyone else !!!
Not easy when you're an old git !
Matthew is a proven high level welter; durable but without a really big punch; he's game and tries hard. He'd be a tough ask for Frankie who is short of hard rounds. Frankie is a very likable character and I'm glad that he's got over a bad year. After this Olympics though he won't be able to trade on 'the most talented boxer' thing. I hope he gets some good fights and moves up quick else he'll fade; boxing as a viewer sport is altered this year and will be more next year. It's a shame he can't at least keep busy like the old timers used to do (off telly) to keep match fit and keep his name in;(did Jason Booth and Willie Casey do it on Sunday?)Emmseegee wrote:It would be a good test for Gavin at this time and without a doubt his biggest fight to date.If he was any less than 100% then Hatton would highlight it because he will be all over him all night long.
Matthew Hatton will fancy his chances against Gavin, especially when you consider the company he's been keeping in recent fights. (Although he has been on the wrong end of the results)
without a really big punch?! I dont think Matthew Hatton has a punch full stop!palooka wrote:Matthew is a proven high level welter; durable but without a really big punch; he's game and tries hard. He'd be a tough ask for Frankie who is short of hard rounds. Frankie is a very likable character and I'm glad that he's got over a bad year. After this Olympics though he won't be able to trade on 'the most talented boxer' thing. I hope he gets some good fights and moves up quick else he'll fade; boxing as a viewer sport is altered this year and will be more next year. It's a shame he can't at least keep busy like the old timers used to do (off telly) to keep match fit and keep his name in;(did Jason Booth and Willie Casey do it on Sunday?)Emmseegee wrote:It would be a good test for Gavin at this time and without a doubt his biggest fight to date.If he was any less than 100% then Hatton would highlight it because he will be all over him all night long.
Matthew Hatton will fancy his chances against Gavin, especially when you consider the company he's been keeping in recent fights. (Although he has been on the wrong end of the results)
He doesn't do too bad pal! He's had some one punch knockouts too, over tough men. Keep it in perspective, Matthew doesn't go in looking for a knock out win but places his shots very well. Ted Bami was a good lad with abig punch, if Matthew couldn't hit then the top men would mow him down.leftysreturn wrote:without a really big punch?! I dont think Matthew Hatton has a punch full stop!palooka wrote:Matthew is a proven high level welter; durable but without a really big punch; he's game and tries hard. He'd be a tough ask for Frankie who is short of hard rounds. Frankie is a very likable character and I'm glad that he's got over a bad year. After this Olympics though he won't be able to trade on 'the most talented boxer' thing. I hope he gets some good fights and moves up quick else he'll fade; boxing as a viewer sport is altered this year and will be more next year. It's a shame he can't at least keep busy like the old timers used to do (off telly) to keep match fit and keep his name in;(did Jason Booth and Willie Casey do it on Sunday?)Emmseegee wrote:It would be a good test for Gavin at this time and without a doubt his biggest fight to date.If he was any less than 100% then Hatton would highlight it because he will be all over him all night long.
Matthew Hatton will fancy his chances against Gavin, especially when you consider the company he's been keeping in recent fights. (Although he has been on the wrong end of the results)
yep and im sure witter would love itJamesH wrote:Wouldn't it be ironic if Witter didn't want to give Hatton his opportunity. Different scales than in the past obviously, but ironic none the less.