
Blimey. That's the best conditioned John Fewkes I've ever seen.
He got to 15 clem mate. That's big for a little un.Chambers2 wrote:Was always a fan of Fireball Fewkes, he's wasn't a BIG puncher, but he had an excellent workrate and he wasn't easy to catch cleanly (when properly prepared).
Didn't he balloon up to 14 stone? What weight's he competing at?
Looking forward to seeing him back in action, I'm curious to see how/if his style has changed.dondada wrote:He got to 15 clem mate. That's big for a little un.Chambers2 wrote:Was always a fan of Fireball Fewkes, he's wasn't a BIG puncher, but he had an excellent workrate and he wasn't easy to catch cleanly (when properly prepared).
Didn't he balloon up to 14 stone? What weight's he competing at?
I should have done a proper piece on his comeback but time flies and all that. He tells a good story. Apparently he just decided enough was enough was he was sat at home late at night having a few cans. Kell came on Ringside and Fewkey remembered their days as amateurs together and decided to sort himself out and have another go.
He was in a right rut and I admire him, whatever happens, for getting out of it.
He's at welter which is too big IMO but he'll never see lightweight again.
I know we've always been his two biggest fans