Ohara Davies
Re: Ohara Davies
I concur. He is most certainly a prick. Looks a big unit for a lightweight though.
Re: Ohara Davies
Can't watch the the clip, WiFi in my hotel is pants.
What was said?
What was said?
Re: Ohara Davies
Calling Keates a journeyman, saying that he'll KO him when he wants, it'll be his easiest fight etc etc... Just acting like a brash, loudmouth cock bag basically.Webbo911 wrote:Can't watch the the clip, WiFi in my hotel is pants.
What was said?
Re: Ohara Davies
I guess sometimes it's not enough to go out and make a statement in the ring.Stuarty30 wrote:Calling Keates a journeyman, saying that he'll KO him when he wants, it'll be his easiest fight etc etc... Just acting like a brash, loudmouth cock bag basically.Webbo911 wrote:Can't watch the the clip, WiFi in my hotel is pants.
What was said?
Haven't actually seen him fight yet, hearing good things though.
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reggaereggae
- Heavyweight

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Re: Ohara Davies
Cock. Unfortunately it's likely he will win handily. He has long arms too. He'll get his comeuppance at some point though. Hopefully sooner rather than later
Re: Ohara Davies
Funny thing is, Keates has been brought in to lose, he may now decide to go off piste and try and make a fight of it.
Re: Ohara Davies
I remember Davies when he first started out as an amateur. In fact I actually padded him a few time when he used to come to our gym to train. He had a very limited am career and it was hard to tell how good he was.
I used to think and still do that someone with a decent jab would give him nightmares. He's talented but can look open and admires his work too much some times. Until he steps up we won't know where he's at but his actions today were just disrespectful.
I used to think and still do that someone with a decent jab would give him nightmares. He's talented but can look open and admires his work too much some times. Until he steps up we won't know where he's at but his actions today were just disrespectful.
Re: Ohara Davies
hark at this idiot, another man with a big mouth who will be silenced and brought down to earth when they fight someone of note.
keates should take that as motivation now and try and knock davies backwards head off
keates should take that as motivation now and try and knock davies backwards head off
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The Insider
- Light Heavyweight
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Re: Ohara Davies
Sklar wrote:Funny thing is, Keates has been brought in to lose, he may now decide to go off piste and try and make a fight of it.
Keates will try and make a fight of it whoever is in front of him. He wouldn't roll over for anyone.
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Twinkle Toes
- Heavyweight

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Re: Ohara Davies
I wasn't impressed with his actions here, learn some class.
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Burns has an excellent jab and has been sparring him. Probably something they have been working on. He looks a big boy for the weight.dbf wrote:I remember Davies when he first started out as an amateur. In fact I actually padded him a few time when he used to come to our gym to train. He had a very limited am career and it was hard to tell how good he was.
I used to think and still do that someone with a decent jab would give him nightmares. He's talented but can look open and admires his work too much some times. Until he steps up we won't know where he's at but his actions today were just disrespectful.
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jameswilson
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Re: Ohara Davies
Reminded me a bit of the sh1t Mitchell Smith was pulling at the weigh in and press conference face offs vs George Jupp.
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handsofstone
- Cruiserweight
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Re: Ohara Davies
TBF to Mitchell Smith he does seem to be humbled after the loss to Jupp