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Frankie Gavin
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Post by Frankie Gavin »

Just to keep u posted I fractured my jaw in the 6 th round last week so just resting should be back dec 7 th! Plus I watched the fight I was very poor. Training went well an I just thought I had to turn up anyway a lesson learnt..... Thanks for continued support
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Post by Tom Ford »

Frankie Gavin wrote:Just to keep u posted I fractured my jaw in the 6 th round last week so just resting should be back dec 7 th! Plus I watched the fight I was very poor. Training went well an I just thought I had to turn up anyway a lesson learnt..... Thanks for continued support
Yes, was a crap fight and glad you saw it also, but a wins a win.

Hope jaw heals well and you back out soon.

:TU:
pyenest77
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Post by pyenest77 »

Good honesty there Frankie. It was quite an uninspired performance but the lesson is there that you must be on your game for every fight you have.
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Post by ajwesty13 »

better to learn that sort of lessons before going against a better class opponents .... everyone has a bad day at the office.... :TU:
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Post by expe »

Good to see a fighter being honest, what's likely for the next fight, another defence of the British title, the European or bringing someone in to fight for an inter-continental strap?
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Post by Jeff Thomas »

Don't think stylistically it was ever going to be a good fight. Your both too illusive, you need to move on now frankie. Love to see you against a Maidana or someone similar
Bard of Boxrec
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Jeff Thomas wrote:Don't think stylistically it was ever going to be a good fight. Your both too illusive, you need to move on now frankie. Love to see you against a Maidana or someone similar
Wow. Gavin would get crushed by Maidana.
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Post by hurlock »

Barnes IMO Stunk the place out he flitted out the jab with no conviction & never tried to win so the fight was never gonna catch fire. I'm disappointed with Barnes I felt fitness could of been an issue but he seemed fit just didnt go through the gears. Talented Barnes but he's lost his drive sometime ago. He can punch & was once promising but seemed happy to come second best & last the course I don't think there is much a fighter can do when faced with that & if your jaw was bust you couldn't of done anymore.
You've got 12rds in the bag paid i hope & still undefeated that's what it's about hopefully the next opponent comes to win
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Jeff Thomas wrote:Don't think stylistically it was ever going to be a good fight. Your both too illusive, you need to move on now frankie. Love to see you against a Maidana or someone similar
He'd take Maidana apart, make him miss make him pay all night long.
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Post by macaca »

expe wrote:
Jeff Thomas wrote:Don't think stylistically it was ever going to be a good fight. Your both too illusive, you need to move on now frankie. Love to see you against a Maidana or someone similar
He'd take Maidana apart, make him miss make him pay all night long.
I don't think he would take el chino apart but I would like to see it and it would certainly leave your mark if you won. Lets see what el problema does to maidana then it could be a very makeable fight, no? Fancy that Frankie? Would you travel here to argentina?
JimStone
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Post by JimStone »

Frankie should cross his fingers that Devon Alexander hammers Khan. Khan vs Gavin would be a really good clash of styles.
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Post by handsofstone »

Good honest statement Frankie,kudos for fighting on with a fractured jaw,maybe if Barnes had let his punches go he could have made things intresting but he missed his oppurtunity

Everyones careers are littered with scrappy wins like that,you won clearly,you forget about it and you move on

Is Leornard Bundu still the European Champion?

Id like to see you step up to Euro level or maybe a governing bodies International or Intercontinental belt against a solid name

Paulie Mallignaggi wouldnt be adverse to coming to England i dont think
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handsofstone wrote:Is Leornard Bundu still the European Champion?

Id like to see you step up to Euro level or maybe a governing bodies International or Intercontinental belt against a solid name

Paulie Mallignaggi wouldnt be adverse to coming to England i dont think
Unless you can bang, fighting an Italian title holder is a fool's errand.

Paulie would be a good opponent for Frankie to showcase his skills, aggressive, high speed... When that opportunity for US exposure comes Frankie's way, his handlers need to get it right. It would be so easy to burn him for life with a bad match.
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Post by Parson Cross »

Whether Barnes came to survive or not it's papering over the cracks.
Poor performance from Gavin.
After that, to talk about him stepping up to the levels of Maidana is foolish.
I'm shocked that a fighter on the cusp of stepping up to Euro level could say I thought I just needed to turn up.
Yet another example of his poor discipline.
It's a case of got way with it but do that at the next level and it's game over.
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Aden wrote:
handsofstone wrote:Is Leornard Bundu still the European Champion?

Id like to see you step up to Euro level or maybe a governing bodies International or Intercontinental belt against a solid name

Paulie Mallignaggi wouldnt be adverse to coming to England i dont think
Unless you can bang, fighting an Italian title holder is a fool's errand.

Paulie would be a good opponent for Frankie to showcase his skills, aggressive, high speed... When that opportunity for US exposure comes Frankie's way, his handlers need to get it right. It would be so easy to burn him for life with a bad match.
:TU: As Lenny Daws and so many others will testify,maybe with Wazza bringing more exposure to the table if the Bundu fight was made and if he made a deal about the scoring BEFORE the fight then Gavin would get a fair crack of the whip,who knows? buts its a route id like to see Frankie take,even more so if they can get Leornard over here

Mallignaggi on the other hand would be a great scalp especially after his battling performance against Adrien Broner,it would be a very tricky fight for Gavin and not one id be certain he,d win but he,s cleaned up domesticlly,Khan and Brook have other engagements so its time to step up or imagine they could get Erik Morales over like they did with Khan/Barrera a few year back
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Post by whiskey »

Aden wrote:Frankie should cross his fingers that Devon Alexander hammers Khan. Khan vs Gavin would be a really good clash of styles.
Rumours trickling out that Khan wont be fighting Devon Alexander.

Apparently he will be "sitting it out" until a Mayweather fight in 2014. Obviously GBP don't want that puppy squashing ahead of a serious payday.
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Parson Cross wrote:Whether Barnes came to survive or not it's papering over the cracks.
Poor performance from Gavin.
After that, to talk about him stepping up to the levels of Maidana is foolish.
I'm shocked that a fighter on the cusp of stepping up to Euro level could say I thought I just needed to turn up.
Yet another example of his poor discipline.
It's a case of got way with it but do that at the next level and it's game over.
What is it with our welterweights and poor discipline?
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Post by Final round »

Frankie Gavin wrote:Training went well an I just thought I had to turn up
Too honest there..Wazza must be well pissed off . It was the first boxing night at The Olympic Copperbox Stadium if you can't get motivated to put on a performance for that then..
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3rd calendar year without a fight in birmingham.... :shame:
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Riddick Blowe wrote:
Jeff Thomas wrote:Don't think stylistically it was ever going to be a good fight. Your both too illusive, you need to move on now frankie. Love to see you against a Maidana or someone similar
Wow. Gavin would get crushed by Maidana.
you really are a prick , frankie had the balls to say it wasn't his best fight and he was injured and act like a 14 year old kid with well maidana would do you ...
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Post by The Law »

Lesson learned (i.e. never under-estimate or overlook an opponent). I'm sure Frankie will come back stronger from that below par performance and hopefully he will put on a boxing masterclass in his next fight. It was a bad clash of styles, to put it mildly. However, Frankie was never in danger of losing the fight.
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Post by Old bones Ian »

I can see why Frankie could of thought all he had to do was turn up, he handled an in form Vassel quite easily in his last fight, and Barnes hadn't been impressive for a while, so its easy to turn up and think the win will be easy going.
Not so easy to change your mental outlook in a fight sometimes.
But a win is a win, so onwards for Frankie. Would like to see him take on someone to give him a bit of fear/nerves. See how he reacts.
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Post by JC »

Looking forward to seeing Frankie in with someone in the world top 20 in his next fight.
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Post by JimStone »

Old bones Ian wrote:I can see why Frankie could of thought all he had to do was turn up, he handled an in form Vassel quite easily in his last fight, and Barnes hadn't been impressive for a while, so its easy to turn up and think the win will be easy going.
Not so easy to change your mental outlook in a fight sometimes.
But a win is a win, so onwards for Frankie. Would like to see him take on someone to give him a bit of fear/nerves. See how he reacts.
A win isn't always a win in boxing. Irrespective of what level of challenge he thought Dave would pose, he's now in the international shop window and if he doesn't catch the eye nobody will put their hand in their pocket to buy. Frankie is now at the stage of his career where he could be on the cusp of making a lot of money, if that's what he wants every fight has to catch the eye.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

stevedoc wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:
Jeff Thomas wrote:Don't think stylistically it was ever going to be a good fight. Your both too illusive, you need to move on now frankie. Love to see you against a Maidana or someone similar
Wow. Gavin would get crushed by Maidana.
you really are a prick , frankie had the balls to say it wasn't his best fight and he was injured and act like a 14 year old kid with well maidana would do you ...
Coming from one of the worst trolls on Boxrec, that doesn't really bother me buddy.

I didn't write anything inflammatory to deserve that, you're still illiterate, and you're a Frankie Gavin fanboy to boot. :doh: Must be awesome being you.
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