Best small hall fighters?

Dan Dares
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palooka wrote:
pnejon wrote:I like watching Lee Markham. He's always good value for money...
He can scrap, he gets stuck right in.
He uses a very tasty dig to the body
DMA1987
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

Post by DMA1987 »

Etches needs more exposure.
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DMA1987 wrote:Etches needs more exposure.
On allegedly Saturday, not as good as Sky or Channel 5, but it's a start.
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Post by manno »

Adam can knock any man upto domestic level if he gets it on em, not a flat out tornado, a little one paced with technical shortcomings but has got belief in his own power and is a 500 plus ticket seller( or was). Defiantly falls into category on thread although promoted by hatton.
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Etches will be a real cult boxer with a good following and people will turn the channel over to watch him.
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

Post by Bard of Boxrec »

Anthony Small

Matthew Hall
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Post by Benelio »

Riddick Blowe wrote:Anthony Small

Matthew Hall
:bow:
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Post by magnus »

I like the look of Etches. Potential for some really exciting punch ups. Not sure why he's fighting a guy who weighed only 145lbs earlier this year tomorrow night, but never mind...
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

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Brian Rose 1st boxed on a Wally Dixon show if I remember rightly then began boxing on small hall VIP shows from channel M to Sky sports and now a world title bid, that is some achievement to
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

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Scott quigg started on wally dixon shows i matched his first six fights
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jonp wrote:Scott quigg started on wally dixon shows i matched his first six fights

What's walls up to these days ? He was some character
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Heard his building business is doing really well doesnt bother with the boxing relly but still watches
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jonp wrote:Scott quigg started on wally dixon shows i matched his first six fights
Yea he did didn't he forgot about super scott
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

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Adamj1987 wrote:
Naandrew wrote:I'd go Tyrone Nurse he won English title on Saturday before sky went live.

Lacks killer power but clearly has ability.
this. dont know how much hes on sky as not having it but terry carruthers does
Very good shout, being from the Midlands I've seen Terry fight a fair few times live, don't think I've ever come away not enjoying it.

His last fight (against Welborn for the Midlands area title) was a small hall classic. He was unlucky losing on a cut in a fight I actually had him up on at the time (although Welborn seemed to be coming on stronger)
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

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80/20 wrote:Nick Blackwell is improving fight by fight and appears to have learned from his early risks against murray,saunders and burzak
Was about to suggest Blackwell, young, talented and willing to fight the best, thought he beat Burzak also
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What about Dale Miles not seen him in a while and never in a boring fight
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

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Riddick Blowe wrote:Anthony Small

Matthew Hall
Yeah, but the question was best small hall - that has gotta be Stuie
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bripez wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:Anthony Small

Matthew Hall
Yeah, but the question was best small hall - that has gotta be Stuie
:doh:
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palooka wrote:
bripez wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:Anthony Small

Matthew Hall
Yeah, but the question was best small hall - that has gotta be Stuie
:doh:

:lol: :lol:
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manno wrote:Nurse was an excellent amateur mixing with and beating the likes callum smith,joe Rodgers,Andy Townsend while just dipping v joe Hughes n heffron and all while boxin in the same pro style, don't punch hard but very game and subtle skilled. V. Old skool, been looked after well by his dad but would expect him to push on this year :TU:
nearly right manno...beat hughes by 8 points when he was england captain...in last 2 years as an amateur only lost to heffron twice by 1 pt junior aba semis and 2 pts jnr aba finals following year...went pro hated ams.... boxed johnny at 19 year old...bit more of a dig now johnny boy :bag: :box:
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Re: Best small hall fighters?

Post by manno »

Arr right thought you dipped to Hughes pal in Bristol in semis when wrighty wa there but obviously other way round :oops: too many head shots pal!! Good luck wi ya career n hope ya dad is well :TU:
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