#BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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#BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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@ProspectBoxing: Prospect Boxing's Iain Butcher to contest British Flyweight title v Kevin Satchell on 6th July Price/Thomson undercard in Liverpool

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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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Aint seen Butcher but it will take a very Special kid to beat kevin..
Too soon for Iain. beat Smith by only a round and Michael Ramabeletsa 97/94.. Going by that easy nights work for Satchell......
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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Satchell will win the fight comfortably on points
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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Maybe a bit too soon for butcher.. Satchel on points
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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I hope Iain beats him - best of luck to him!
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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Butcher wins this for me
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I haven't seen anything of Butcher, so have no idea how good he is, but fair play to him and his team for taking this fight.

Flyweights are in a tough situation in the UK, there's so few fighters in the division so it's hard to gain experience without importing opponents. As European is hardly overflowing with quality Flys , it makes it even more difficult/costly.
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magnus wrote:I haven't seen anything of Butcher, so have no idea how good he is, but fair play to him and his team for taking this fight.

Flyweights are in a tough situation in the UK, there's so few fighters in the division so it's hard to gain experience without importing opponents. As European is hardly overflowing with quality Flys , it makes it even more difficult/costly.

Spot on :TU:

Arnie Iain must be doing good in sparring?
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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Dont think ive seen Iain Butcher but the names rings a bell,im a big admirer of Kevin Satchell though he seems to be improving with every fight,i thought boxed well beyond his years against Luke Wilton,i would love to see him step up to Super Flyweight and fight Paul Butler,if Butler can claim the Commonwealth Super Flyweight title against Yaqub Kareem in a fortnight then him against Satchell would be quality,2 unbeaten British and Commonwealth champions from Liverpool,im sure that would gather some intrest for the small men division
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Londonirish wrote:
magnus wrote:I haven't seen anything of Butcher, so have no idea how good he is, but fair play to him and his team for taking this fight.

Flyweights are in a tough situation in the UK, there's so few fighters in the division so it's hard to gain experience without importing opponents. As European is hardly overflowing with quality Flys , it makes it even more difficult/costly.

Spot on :TU:

Arnie Iain must be doing good in sparring?
????? Just cause he has a win over u doesn't make him invincible m8
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Arniesgym wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
magnus wrote:I haven't seen anything of Butcher, so have no idea how good he is, but fair play to him and his team for taking this fight.

Flyweights are in a tough situation in the UK, there's so few fighters in the division so it's hard to gain experience without importing opponents. As European is hardly overflowing with quality Flys , it makes it even more difficult/costly.

Spot on :TU:

Arnie Iain must be doing good in sparring?
????? Just cause he has a win over u doesn't make him invincible m8
Loads on here rate him and we have not fought him. Is it because you train Butler you don't like Satchell getting a lot of attention?
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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I rate them both but that's my opinion
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Arniesgym wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
magnus wrote:I haven't seen anything of Butcher, so have no idea how good he is, but fair play to him and his team for taking this fight.

Flyweights are in a tough situation in the UK, there's so few fighters in the division so it's hard to gain experience without importing opponents. As European is hardly overflowing with quality Flys , it makes it even more difficult/costly.

Spot on :TU:

Arnie Iain must be doing good in sparring?
????? Just cause he has a win over u doesn't make him invincible m8



lol :o :lol: Where did i say that?? Aint i allowed to think his that good... Why would you even bring that into it..He done a job on me at the end of my career like Eugenio Monteiro did to you but Kevin has up held the form after our fight to go onto be British and Commonwealth Champion where as Monteiro only won 3 of his next 10 fights...

imo I Rate him Very High and thats what im going on, read what i wrote........
Londonirish wrote:Aint seen Butcher but it will take a very Special kid to beat kevin..
Too soon for Iain. beat Smith by only a round and Michael Ramabeletsa 97/94.. Going by that easy nights work for Satchell......
This IS what im going on!!! I know how good Kevin is already, i dont know Butcher thats why I asked was he looking good in sparring with Butler? And i take it thats what you are going on..
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mickey1975 wrote:
Arniesgym wrote:
Londonirish wrote:I haven't seen anything of Butcher, so have no idea how good he is, but fair play to him and his team for taking this fight.


Spot on :TU:

Arnie Iain must be doing good in sparring?
????? Just cause he has a win over u doesn't make him invincible m8
Loads on here rate him and we have not fought him. Is it because you train Butler you don't like Satchell getting a lot of attention?

It looks like something has got Arnie Angry :OhYes:
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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Power wins with a viscous knockout



And my money is on Butler if Satchell steps up in weight
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@markmcgee87 wrote:Power wins with a viscous knockout

I done a Takaloo on him :yay: :box:



Im on the wind up Arnie, your bit bigger then me.. Just in case i happen to ever bump into you at any shows :lol:
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@markmcgee87 wrote:


And my money is on Butler if Satchell steps up in weight

The only time i See Butler is when he fought Sexton and i wasn't impressed at al.. My Opinion is going by how me and Sexton spar... But he done a Job on Donnelly which no one has done before as quick, would like to see him fight a couple more times....
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good luck to both lads should be a good fight, people i know think a lot of Ian and i hope he can do it in what will without doubt be his hardest fight to date.
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Londonirish wrote:
@markmcgee87 wrote:


And my money is on Butler if Satchell steps up in weight

The only time i See Butler is when he fought Sexton and i wasn't impressed at al.. My Opinion is going by how me and Sexton spar... But he done a Job on Donnelly which no one has done before as quick, would like to see him fight a couple more times....

I go most shows in and around Liverpool so I've seen quite a bit off them, there both talented boxers think Butler carries the bigger power which would see him come out on top
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magnus wrote:I haven't seen anything of Butcher, so have no idea how good he is, but fair play to him and his team for taking this fight.

Flyweights are in a tough situation in the UK, there's so few fighters in the division so it's hard to gain experience without importing opponents. As European is hardly overflowing with quality Flys , it makes it even more difficult/costly.
if you look at the lst few challangers for the lonsdale at this weight or super fly, they all have single digits as there isint much of a depth to the division domestically ...however iain is confident and is figting a 6 rounder on april 27th which will keep him sharp and from there will go into his training camp .

hes got a good team around him,but also iain is grounded and expects a tough night-if lonsdales were won by atitude iain would have his already ! :TU:

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Londonirish wrote:
@markmcgee87 wrote:Power wins with a viscous knockout

I done a Takaloo on him :yay: :box:



Im on the wind up Arnie, your bit bigger then me.. Just in case i happen to ever bump into you at any shows :lol:
I know u r m8;-). Good job too ;-)
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Re: #BackingButcher Kevin Satchell v Iain Butcher

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Arnie wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
@markmcgee87 wrote:Power wins with a viscous knockout

I done a Takaloo on him :yay: :box:



Im on the wind up Arnie, your bit bigger then me.. Just in case i happen to ever bump into you at any shows :lol:
I know u r m8;-). Good job too ;-)
:roll: :lol:


Has Butler and Kevin Sparred? Meet in the Am's ?
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Yes Martin they have sparred many times . Though not in the last two or three years. Nothing between them in all the rounds they have sparred. There is a lot of mutual respect between them both and they like each other outside the ring also.They never boxed as amateurs ironically Kevin was always the weight above Paul
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Vincent stevenson wrote:Yes Martin they have sparred many times . Though not in the last two or three years. Nothing between them in all the rounds they have sparred. There is a lot of mutual respect between them both and they like each other outside the ring also.They never boxed as amateurs ironically Kevin was always the weight above Paul


:TU: :TU:

Thanks, was Kevin a Feather Weight? What weight was Butler? I lost track of the Am's how did they both get on title wise?
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No Martin Kev was a bantamweight and Paul was a flyweight. Kevin won 3 national titles and I think Paul won about the same not 100% sure about that. But they were both very good amateurs. And now they are both turning into very good pros
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