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Anyone see that programme on allegedly'fighter by trade' on george. Looks like he is living the life got a good following behind him and he was a good amateur. Personally haven't been that impressed with his pro fights although I think that was down to the opposition. How far do you think he will go. Comes across as a good kid and would like to see him get to at least British level
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smiling assassin wrote:Anyone see that programme on allegedly'fighter by trade' on george. Looks like he is living the life got a good following behind him and he was a good amateur. Personally haven't been that impressed with his pro fights although I think that was down to the opposition. How far do you think he will go. Comes across as a good kid and would like to see him get to at least British level
His following alone means he will be nursed right up until he fights for the British.
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See Frank Buglioni.
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DMA1987 wrote:See Frank Buglioni.
Yeah I see the similarity between the 2 but I feel frank will only get to a British title fight through his following but I believe George has the potential to actually box at that level
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smiling assassin wrote:
DMA1987 wrote:See Frank Buglioni.
Yeah I see the similarity between the 2 but I feel frank will only get to a British title fight through his following but I believe George has the potential to actually box at that level
If he looks incapable, he will have a long reign at Inter-Continental level. It would be disastrous for Fwank to lose either of these two.
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Georgie Kean terrorised the amateurs, will do the same in the pros
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renegadeboxing wrote:Georgie Kean terrorised the amateurs, will do the same in the pros
Slight exaggeration, mate.
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Mabey so, Go on Hatton boxing, watch london v Tyne tees and wear , v lee mould,, war!!! He was 17
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He's a baby IMO, looking at him now I don't see him going too far & I don't think it's the plan.he seems like he's working on the right areas & I like his naïveté & I think he will be good to follow for this reason & is going for it
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A Good Kid, nice fella. Sold 700 odd ticteks for his debute :bow: def British Championship level at least..
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i dont rate him tha much. an he wasnt that good of an amatuer either
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tilt wrote:i dont rate him tha much. an he wasnt that good of an amatuer either


I thought he was a decent Am, lost a bit of touch in the Am's.. Wasn't he National Champion?
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novice senior champion a think an think he may of won a london title not to sure
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tilt wrote:novice senior champion a think an think he may of won a london title not to sure

Maybe I'm wrong but I thought he had loads more then 20 fights before he became a Senior... Remember watching him thinking "This kid looks Class"
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3 novice titles 1 junior aba final ( lost to hefferon) PTs aba semi, lost to muchaponda, eventual winner, had about 50 ams boxed for England,
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renegadeboxing wrote:3 novice titles 1 junior aba final ( lost to hefferon) PTs aba semi, lost to muchaponda, eventual winner, had about 50 ams boxed for England,

Do you have to have less then 20 Am fights to box in the Novices ? 0-10 and 10-20.. Think if that's the case you could only win it twice, Class A and B..
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Junior and senior mate
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yer so he won the novices thought so
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