Has there been a cull on Jouneymen by the BBBC ?

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Has there been a cull on Jouneymen by the BBBC ?

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Just wondering if the BBBC have recently been culling the journeymen ? I've not seen the following on the circuit lately or they aren't out as much as before.
Sid Razak , Jason Nessbit, Pavos Senkos, Stupart, ryan mcnicol, chuck jones, Paul frost ?

I must say the lads above are much more durable than the imports used. I still see really low standards of imports used for the up and coming fledglings. Strange but true.
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Bheki moyo
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Journeyman :doh:
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Foriegn guys cost more over all .
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William warburton is the best journeyman in the circuit always in decent fights
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They cost the same and theres not that many of them.
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REEVE wrote:William warburton is the best journeyman in the circuit always in decent fights
Agreed. Think you can add Dan Blackwell, Lee Conelly and Dan Carr too.
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Ghost Train wrote:
jonp wrote:They cost the same and theres not that many of them.
It's a known fact they will fight for less and there are literally dozens of Eastern European boxers based in the UK at the moment.
Alright Nige :TU:
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tijuana1 wrote:Just wondering if the BBBC have recently been culling the journeymen ? I've not seen the following on the circuit lately or they aren't out as much as before.
Sid Razak , Jason Nessbit, Pavos Senkos, Stupart, ryan mcnicol, chuck jones, Paul frost ?

I must say the lads above are much more durable than the imports used. I still see really low standards of imports used for the up and coming fledglings. Strange but true.

Paul frost has retired and is now working as a trainer with Clifton Mitchell and I beleive is specialising in nutrition
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Ghost Train wrote:
jonp wrote:They cost the same and theres not that many of them.
It's a known fact they will fight for less and there are literally dozens of Eastern European boxers based in the UK at the moment.
I think Jon knows what he's talking about a bit more than you pigg.
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Michael Stupart retired recently , it's not as easy to find out with Boxing News not doing full fight reports from every British show now , tending to do a round up of the smaller shows each week , much prefer to see every fight covered on every show like the good old days , the journeymen are missing out on their bit of coverage each week .
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bheki moyo has never won a fight , how can the bbbc let this happen ? , heard a few yrs ago sid razak was pulled in for not trying to win the odd fight , so how can this be , for me jody miekle is one of the best , very entertaining to watch and loves a good row too
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soulboy wrote:bheki moyo has never won a fight , how can the bbbc let this happen ? , heard a few yrs ago sid razak was pulled in for not trying to win the odd fight , so how can this be , for me jody miekle is one of the best , very entertaining to watch and loves a good row too
Hoody is with the MBC.
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Ghost Train wrote:
expe wrote: I think Jon knows what he's talking about a bit more than you pigg.
1. No, he really doesn't .

2. I'm not a pig thank you.

A respected trainer and matchmaker v an alias i know who's opinion i value
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Ghost Train wrote:Well if you know who I was an 'alias' of, you may think differently.

Then don't post in a alias name Who r u......
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Ghost Train wrote:
maley1984 wrote:Who r u......
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPvChNfplcY
:doh:
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Mark Makray, scott moises are these two still on the scene or been culled by the BBBC ?
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Ghost Train wrote:
expe wrote: I think Jon knows what he's talking about a bit more than you pigg.
1. No, he really doesn't .

2. I'm not a pig thank you.
If you could list these dozens ill happily point out where your wrong dont expect you too tho lol
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Is it right that 4 straight losses results in some punishment from the bbbofc?

To add to good upsetting journeymen -simone Lucas
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Could it be that the journeymen aren't happy to topple over and right now promoters are wanting guys who topple when hit....or am I just being cynical...
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kamicazze wrote:Is it right that 4 straight losses results in some punishment from the bbbofc?

To add to good upsetting journeymen -simone Lucas
I think you get called up by the board not sure what happens - sure Johnny would know
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The board can call you up after 4 consecutive losses. They idea is to have a look at you to make sure you are ok. If you are generally losing on points and are not getting beat up they will usually let you have a few more losses before calling you in.
They then have the choice of suspending your license or maybe limiting the amount of rounds you do, or making you lose weight
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Is it good for British boxing for the BBBC to cull the poor journeymen ? I remember when I was on the circuit I over heard an official describing us journeymen as pure cancer to the sport. Im talking about your bottom end of the food chain / bottom level as in the ones that take on debutantes or those that have had a few win. Does it really improve and progress the state of the scene in boxing if they sort of ethnic cleansed the yourneymen ?
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tijuana1 wrote:Is it good for British boxing for the BBBC to cull the poor journeymen ? I remember when I was on the circuit I over heard an official describing us journeymen as pure cancer to the sport. Im talking about your bottom end of the food chain / bottom level as in the ones that take on debutantes or those that have had a few win. Does it really improve and progress the state of the scene in boxing if they sort of ethnic cleansed the yourneymen ?
It is a good thing to cull poor journeymen, but typically the British ones are good tradesmen whereas the Eastern Europeans are tomato cans
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Fair point coco but by culling the uk ones to bring over a more worst poor standard imports wont correct all the wrongs regarding the state of affairs. Just my opinion. Everybody wants competitive fights at all levels.
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