Ian Millarvie

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Mimmy
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Ian Millarvie

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http://boxrec.com/boxer/289765

Heavyweight fight tonight in Scotland, this kid is unbeaten in 8 fights but had a break for many years until last year. Anyone know any info on this Scott?
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I think the other Scottish heavy would beat him
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He was with Tommy Giomour and refused a couple of fights and place on a PFighter. I remember him as an amateur vaguely.
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another one to add to the fizzing British heavyweight mix. Surely a heavyweight prizefighter must be close.
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I remember him. He was supposed to be a prospect (good amateur) then he drifted away from the sport
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Noxy wrote:I remember him. He was supposed to be a prospect (good amateur) then he drifted away from the sport
Didn't dance along to Don Tommys tune and was promptly sacked.
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Stuarty30 wrote:
Noxy wrote:I remember him. He was supposed to be a prospect (good amateur) then he drifted away from the sport
Didn't dance along to Don Tommys tune and was promptly sacked.

I watched this from ringside and it was utter shocking. Millarvie about 5 stone overweight, no impact on his punches. Seriously Frankie Gavin was hitting harder last night.
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Tomasino wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Noxy wrote:I remember him. He was supposed to be a prospect (good amateur) then he drifted away from the sport
Didn't dance along to Don Tommys tune and was promptly sacked.

I watched this from ringside and it was utter shocking. Millarvie about 5 stone overweight, no impact on his punches. Seriously Frankie Gavin was hitting harder last night.
How did Smith get on mate?
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Stuarty30 wrote:
Tomasino wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Didn't dance along to Don Tommys tune and was promptly sacked.

I watched this from ringside and it was utter shocking. Millarvie about 5 stone overweight, no impact on his punches. Seriously Frankie Gavin was hitting harder last night.
How did Smith get on mate?
Went into the trenches with Pryce, had him going a few times but Pryce was game mate and looked fit. Was a good wee battle. Smithy was unmarked but Pryce took some belters. I got there at 8pm, finished at 12:10 ish, was a bit long winded. Most of the fighters on couldn't crack an egg mate so was a test of patience.

smith won every round. Kev Macintyre was reffing. There was a tiny bit trouble at ringside but was pretty sound apart from that.

Spoke to Frankie Gavin. He was up at 10st 12. He dropped his man with a good bodyshot. The ref stepped in after a flurry in the last few seconds of the last for the stoppage. Guy deserved to last the distance

He was better as an amateur, felt bad for him as he had the talent but he's done nothing g to refine his skills. Keiren would spark him at this stage.
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Can you see the smith vs Gavin fight happening ? Surely Gavin looking for one last pay day ?

How did wee Farooq look? All
The home
Lads win yeah. ?
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Stuarty30 wrote:
Tomasino wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Didn't dance along to Don Tommys tune and was promptly sacked.

I watched this from ringside and it was utter shocking. Millarvie about 5 stone overweight, no impact on his punches. Seriously Frankie Gavin was hitting harder last night.
How did Smith get on mate?
There was a wee guy called 'The Bear' on last night, u heard of him mate?
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Ryan smith the bear he's a alex Morrison fighter how did he do
?
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Tomasino wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Tomasino wrote:

I watched this from ringside and it was utter shocking. Millarvie about 5 stone overweight, no impact on his punches. Seriously Frankie Gavin was hitting harder last night.
How did Smith get on mate?
There was a wee guy called 'The Bear' on last night, u heard of him mate?
Don't think so mate. I'll ask ma mate if he knows him.
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bigped wrote:Ryan smith the bear he's a alex Morrison fighter how did he do
?

He had a good tussle but was just the sharper man. Won every round. He's got a nice right hook and doubled up on his body shots well. My criticism would be he never sustained his attacks. Stepped back after landing.
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I'm sure I read that Millarvie broke his ankle getting out of a taxi years ago and I think it was shortly after that he disappeared.
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Tomasino wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
Tomasino wrote:Smith spark Gavin at this stage lol I guess your a Smith fan boy....


I watched this from ringside and it was utter shocking. Millarvie about 5 stone overweight, no impact on his punches. Seriously Frankie Gavin was hitting harder last night.
How did Smith get on mate?
Went into the trenches with Pryce, had him going a few times but Pryce was game mate and looked fit. Was a good wee battle. Smithy was unmarked but Pryce took some belters. I got there at 8pm, finished at 12:10 ish, was a bit long winded. Most of the fighters on couldn't crack an egg mate so was a test of patience.

smith won every round. Kev Macintyre was reffing. There was a tiny bit trouble at ringside but was pretty sound apart from that.

Spoke to Frankie Gavin. He was up at 10st 12. He dropped his man with a good bodyshot. The ref stepped in after a flurry in the last few seconds of the last for the stoppage. Guy deserved to last the distance

He was better as an amateur, felt bad for him as he had the talent but he's done nothing g to refine his skills. Keiren would spark him at this stage.
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
Tomasino wrote:
Stuarty30 wrote:
How did Smith get on mate?
Went into the trenches with Pryce, had him going a few times but Pryce was game mate and looked fit. Was a good wee battle. Smithy was unmarked but Pryce took some belters. I got there at 8pm, finished at 12:10 ish, was a bit long winded. Most of the fighters on couldn't crack an egg mate so was a test of patience.

smith won every round. Kev Macintyre was reffing. There was a tiny bit trouble at ringside but was pretty sound apart from that.

Spoke to Frankie Gavin. He was up at 10st 12. He dropped his man with a good bodyshot. The ref stepped in after a flurry in the last few seconds of the last for the stoppage. Guy deserved to last the distance

He was better as an amateur, felt bad for him as he had the talent but he's done nothing g to refine his skills. Keiren would spark him at this stage.

Did you mean to reply to me?
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