Pat Barrett
Pat Barrett
I was a fan of his back in the day. We had a decent batch of light welters over a decade of so.
Best of luck to him.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/ ... ng-9322636
Best of luck to him.
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Re: Pat Barrett
Good fighter. Enjoyed watching him.
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From interviews seems to put fighters first and see things from their perspective
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Syntax Error
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I used to go & watch Barrett a lot back in day.
Exciting fighter with great power.
It's good that he's sorted himself out & is keeping a foothold in the game.
Exciting fighter with great power.
It's good that he's sorted himself out & is keeping a foothold in the game.
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bigjack
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Pat produced one of the greatest ko's i have ever seen against Calamati in Italy,absolutely flattened the poor fella
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I enjoyed his career and his losses were to pretty good fighters. Retired quite early though-did he have an injury? I still felt he could have gone on to do more really.
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Chilling is not the word.bigjack wrote:Pat produced one of the greatest ko's i have ever seen against Calamati in Italy,absolutely flattened the poor fella
It was Julian Jacksoneque!
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Old Jack J
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When i first saw the title i misread it and thought it was the bloke who shot billy the kid.
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My mate Darren Rhodes ex pro introduced me to Pat few years ago. I had followed his career so was aware of what he had achieved. I was expecting him to be up his arse but whst a nice fella he was actually interested in the bout I was taking at the time. Even though I where a journeyman.
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I enjoyed reading that.Terry Dooley wrote:He lost his love for the sport after trying to rejuvenate his career under John Davenport. Brian Hughes had already advised him to call it a day. Here's a catch up I did with him last year: http://www.BS.com/pat-barrett- ... ore--86630.Broomhall wrote:I enjoyed his career and his losses were to pretty good fighters. Retired quite early though-did he have an injury? I still felt he could have gone on to do more really.
It took 5 years to get his trainers licence ? - why was that ? (his criminal record ?).
I still don't like his nephews nickname though - the Black Flash sounds great, but the Brown Flash sounds (literally like) shit !
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is it true he taught Ricky Hatton to throw the left hook to the body? sure i read that somewhere, probably one of your pieces if so, Tel... ?
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Sounds like something a 3 year old would say.bripez wrote: I still don't like his nephews nickname though - the Black Flash sounds great, but the Brown Flash sounds (literally like) poo !
"Mummy, I did a brown flash in my pants"
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Tommy Gunn13
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Loved watching Barrett as a young un,exciting fighter.. see a recent pic of him with Maurice Core & Ensley Bingham,he looks huge compared to them&i don't mean fat...
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Taansend wrote:Sounds like something a 3 year old would say.bripez wrote: I still don't like his nephews nickname though - the Black Flash sounds great, but the Brown Flash sounds (literally like) poo !
"Mummy, I did a brown flash in my pants"
I just can't understand how they think Brown Flash is a good nickname, it's a total disaster.
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How is Darren doing these days? Really nice lad. Hope he's good.tijuana1 wrote:My mate Darren Rhodes...
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Terry Dooley wrote:He lost his love for the sport after trying to rejuvenate his career under John Davenport. Brian Hughes had already advised him to call it a day. Here's a catch up I did with him last year: http://www.BS.com/pat-barrett- ... ore--86630.Broomhall wrote:I enjoyed his career and his losses were to pretty good fighters. Retired quite early though-did he have an injury? I still felt he could have gone on to do more really.
Good read
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I'm sure I read that Pat dropped Ricky hard with a body hook when he was European champ and Hatton was a teenage amateur.Counter-puncher wrote:is it true he taught Ricky Hatton to throw the left hook to the body? sure i read that somewhere, probably one of your pieces if so, Tel... ?
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bigjack
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Syntax Error wrote:Chilling is not the word.bigjack wrote:Pat produced one of the greatest ko's i have ever seen against Calamati in Italy,absolutely flattened the poor fella
It was Julian Jacksoneque!
I watched that fight again today,Calamati was in bad shape and out for 7 minutes.His corner men were desperately trying to remove his mouthpiece but he kept biting them.
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I saw him box on a couple of showsSklar wrote:How is Darren doing these days? Really nice lad. Hope he's good.tijuana1 wrote:My mate Darren Rhodes...
Terry- thanks, thought I had picked it up from one of your piece's.
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Darren Rhodes is doing really well he works at the Hunslet club full time. The club plays a massive part to society within the area. Boxing rugby football dancing as well as looking after the kids that have been expelled. Rhodes trains a pro Terry broadbent. He traind me for 3 yrs as a pro introduced me to collyhurst gym in Manchester. Daz was a very skilful well schooled boxer. He looked like Robin Reid body wise ripped. Great lad Daz and trainer very honest straight up person
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mickey1975
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I still see Daz on the circuit all the tine. Very accomplished boxer. Pat looks massive, too. Been hammering the weights.