Wayne Llewleyn can fight. I seem to recall reading he landed a few on McCline even before being smoked in the opener.
He's been around the block thats for sure. Good fight for this level.
COLIN KENNA V WAYNE LLEWELLYN DEC 4TH POMPEY
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Old bones Ian
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Hi All,
Was speaking to Colin last night, his surgery went ok and he should start sparring early November. It'll be the first time in his boxing career he has been injury free touch wood!
In the contract the winner has to make their first defence against Mickey Steeds which then sets the winner up at shot at the British title.
He's looking forward to the fight, bit of a grudge for him since the stick that Wayne gave him after the Francis fight.
He wants all his supporters to wear Southampton shirts on the day - not sure if I will be that brave!
Was speaking to Colin last night, his surgery went ok and he should start sparring early November. It'll be the first time in his boxing career he has been injury free touch wood!
In the contract the winner has to make their first defence against Mickey Steeds which then sets the winner up at shot at the British title.
He's looking forward to the fight, bit of a grudge for him since the stick that Wayne gave him after the Francis fight.
He wants all his supporters to wear Southampton shirts on the day - not sure if I will be that brave!
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Old bones Ian
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Bugger that, i've had problems at a pompey show just applauding an opponent of Tony Oakey, I'll still get a ticket for the show, but won't be wearing any footy colours to it.dopey wrote: He wants all his supporters to wear Southampton shirts on the day - not sure if I will be that brave!
All the best to Kenna, hopefully he can get through this fight, although i fancy Llewleyn might be a bit to big and strong for him.