Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Gorman vs. Akinlade Winner?

Poll ended at 12 Mar 2017, 08:51

Nathan Gorman
32
86%
Dominic Akinlade
5
14%
 
Total votes: 37

wesshaw1985
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by wesshaw1985 »

dookus wrote:
LancashireLoyal wrote:
boxingknockout wrote:
Can you help me?
fights finished mate
Who won?
Gorman points...
blanca
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by blanca »

gorman won in a messy maul of a fight. pts win
boxingknockout
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by boxingknockout »

thanks guys, shame i couldnt get the stream sorted!
josco
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by josco »

Thanks too!
crusader
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by crusader »

What are people's thoughts on Gorman's level?
wesshaw1985
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by wesshaw1985 »

crusader wrote:What are people's thoughts on Gorman's level?
English level is about right.
He needs to take some domestic bum names now (Dallas, Miles, Howe, Machaj and Darch) and build to say a Nick Webb or Sean Turner at the end of the year.
Then look to face British Level next year (Cornish, Sexton, Lewison and Allen)...
rm1
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by rm1 »

Gorman looks good but needs to mature as said above he should feast on similar level opposition for the rest of the year and then step up to British title level and beyond.
Great to see so many good domestic clashes amongst the heavies lets hope it continues in what is the best heavyweight division in the world.
lillywhite14
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by lillywhite14 »

rm1 wrote:Gorman looks good but needs to mature as said above he should feast on similar level opposition for the rest of the year and then step up to British title level and beyond.
Great to see so many good domestic clashes amongst the heavies lets hope it continues in what is the best heavyweight division in the world.
Can't wait to see how Dubois gets on with these domestic chaps when he starts up. Some very interesting fresh blood in the division
ozzy1875
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Re: Round-By-Round - Nathan Gorman vs. Dominic Akinlade - April 1st 2017

Post by ozzy1875 »

wesshaw1985 wrote:
crusader wrote:What are people's thoughts on Gorman's level?
English level is about right.
He needs to take some domestic bum names now (Dallas, Miles, Howe, Machaj and Darch) and build to say a Nick Webb or Sean Turner at the end of the year.
Then look to face British Level next year (Cornish, Sexton, Lewison and Allen)...
Got to remember, this lad is only 20, loads of time to mature and develop. You mention Webb and Turner but I'd say Gorman has a better win than both of them already. The pair of them have boxed puddings and I think they now need to start upping the opposition.

I'd even say Gorman has a better wins than Cornish and Allen too, Cornish has boxed one live opponent and lost, Allen lost to both Ortiz and Whyte and his best win is probably a 45% fit Jason Gavern.

There's lot of good domestic fights to be made now so let's see them, no more of these fights with Ivica Perkovic, Jakov Gospic and co.
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