Dean Philips Vs Tontochev Spolier

DG. · Post by **DG.** » 02 Apr 2006, 13:29

Dean stopped in 1 round.

No details as yet..

WOW!.

BigEars · Post by **BigEars** » 02 Apr 2006, 13:40

jomothepure · Post by **jomothepure** » 02 Apr 2006, 13:43

Really bad. Dean must be absolutely gutted

Post by **The Law** » 02 Apr 2006, 13:55

Maybe it was too big a step up in class for Dean?

:(

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 02 Apr 2006, 13:56

Hard luck Dean, if I am brutally honest I think its going to be tough to recover from this loss... It took over a year for you to get a fight after the Bennett loss (not your fault I know) not sure who is going to want to but their fighter in against you now. Don't think Khan is ready, maybe Murray.... but its probably going to be a fight were you will be there as a dangerous opponent.

Maybe the Welsh angle with Rees, but he's in a different camp so that could be hard. Although perhaps Warren will be confident of a Rees win.

I thought this fight was a little early in your return, but understand you reasoning to accept the fight - must have been frustrating. Respect to you for taking on such a dangerous fighter (as I said before, only Earl has beaten a fighter of this Tontchev's callibre, even still).

Just chin up, all isn't lost- its not as if you lost an undefeated tag, and lets hope Mr Maloney keeps you busy... I hope ticket sales went well.

dve3333 · Post by **dve3333** » 02 Apr 2006, 13:57

Holy shit he must have been caught cold
Gutted for Dean as well

KOJOE90 · Post by **KOJOE90** » 02 Apr 2006, 14:30

Manos de Oro · Post by **Manos de Oro** » 02 Apr 2006, 14:53

First concern is obv. for Dean's health. Ironically, early knockouts have tended to be 'healthier' than late, though a count out is worrying (unless it was a body shot). Aside from the obvious, the worst place a first round KO hurts is in a promotional sense (adding weight to Stu's concerns). Anyhow, I feel for ya mate - with the inactivity and all... only the other day I caught an article linked on the front page of this site about a possible match with Gavin Rees, which I was looking forward to. Best of luck getting over this setback.

tonyevs · Post by **tonyevs** » 02 Apr 2006, 15:41

Even the best have been caught, no disgrace there, whats important is you are alright

All the best Dean, show your warriors heart by coming back better like many others have done before you.

And like has been written here, it may open a few more doors for you.

ogii3 · Post by **ogii3** » 02 Apr 2006, 16:17

Please someone, who was at the fight, to tell how it passed. How much seconds needed Tontchev for the KO, what sort of punch, how much audience.
Thanks in advance

kevin · Post by **kevin** » 02 Apr 2006, 16:43

Hi Ogii

Kevin here, it was 1:46 of the first round a short left hook. I'd say there were around 700 there.

The referee didn't take up the count as it was clear that Phillips was out as soon as he hit the canvas, he took around two minutes to get up and they used oxygen on him but he was okay when I spoke to him after the show.

Kev

ogii3 · Post by **ogii3** » 02 Apr 2006, 16:51

Hello Kev:) I send a mail 2 u:)
I am Very happy for Tontchev win:)

knockout · Post by **knockout** » 02 Apr 2006, 20:25

in its perverse way, this may actually help Dean get fights in the future...

Hope Dean is ok and wish him a speedy victorious return to the ring

londonfightfan · Post by **londonfightfan** » 02 Apr 2006, 22:03

Really gutted for Dean.Was a very big shock as Dean was clearly getting some good shots in and looked totally in control.In my opinion i honestly thought it looked like Dean was gonna stop him early,but then Tontchev caught him with a very lucky shot when Dean was cold.He looked absolutely fine later.I know this was the first time this has ever happened to him and like its alredy been said it happens to the best of them.Good luck Dean for the future.

Dynamite Dean Phillips · Post by **Dynamite Dean Phillips** » 02 Apr 2006, 22:34

I will definitely use this as a learning experience and use it to my advantage. I felt that I was a lot stronger than him and was landing some very clean shots very early on. However, I knew instictively the mistake that I made, and you don't make mistakes against the likes of Tontchev without paying the price. This will be rectified and i will be back in the ring soon.

Thanks
Dean

Post by **The Law** » 02 Apr 2006, 23:04

Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:I will definitely use this as a learning experience and use it to my advantage. I felt that I was a lot stronger than him and was landing some very clean shots very early on. However, I knew instictively the mistake that I made, and you don't make mistakes against the likes of Tontchev without paying the price. This will be rectified and i will be back in the ring soon.

Thanks
Dean

Good luck mate. Glad to hear you're ok

johnty1888 · Post by **johnty1888** » 02 Apr 2006, 23:04

Unlucky Dean. I'm glad to hear your ok and that you will learn from this setback.

jeej · Post by **jeej** » 03 Apr 2006, 03:04

Good luck Dean.

Razor · Post by **Razor** » 03 Apr 2006, 07:49

Yeah hard luck matey, you know in your own mind you come come back from this kinda setback. Good luck for the future.

MightyWarrior · Post by **MightyWarrior** » 03 Apr 2006, 07:50

Happens to the best of em - hope to see you back in the ring soon Dean, and better luck for the next one

boxingchat · Post by **boxingchat** » 03 Apr 2006, 08:24

MightyWarrior wrote:Happens to the best of em - hope to see you back in the ring soon Dean, and better luck for the next one

Yep, but more often than not the worst of them.

Odd fight to take Dean, why?

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 03 Apr 2006, 12:56

Dean and Frank M (who I know reads).

When the suspension is up, get on the blower to Team Peter McDonagh, despite the Gomez win, McDonagh is still a tough, but non puncher fighter (not suggesting your chinny Dean, the most durable can go if caught right). I've was going to suggest the fight the minute McDonagh beat Gomez, but thought you (Dean) might have considered it a backward step - given you seemed closer to the British title mix than him.

Now, I think it is the PERFECT fight to bounce back, and I fully expect you to beat him.

It would go the distance, but I think stylewise you'd be too much for him.

Hardhitters11 · Post by **Hardhitters11** » 03 Apr 2006, 16:30

Just like to wish Dean all the best for the future mate!

tonyevs · Post by **tonyevs** » 03 Apr 2006, 18:46

Dynamite Dean Phillips wrote:I will definitely use this as a learning experience and use it to my advantage. I felt that I was a lot stronger than him and was landing some very clean shots very early on. However, I knew instictively the mistake that I made, and you don't make mistakes against the likes of Tontchev without paying the price. This will be rectified and i will be back in the ring soon.

Thanks
Dean

Just knew Dean would come back with a response like this

Just like I know he`ll come back a better fighter for the experience

KO Artist · Post by **KO Artist** » 04 Apr 2006, 17:56

boxingchat wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:Happens to the best of em - hope to see you back in the ring soon Dean, and better luck for the next one

Yep, but more often than not the worst of them.

Odd fight to take Dean, why?

What a fornicating prick you really are. Ive not boxed in 12 years, but i'd love to have a move around with you. You need teaching a lesson, you really do.

Anyway, Dean, I thought Tonchev had gone back a lot but he was a true world class amatuer in the league of Don Cury, so if he has something left its a helleva lot.

My guess is that you may have done better countering and getting a few rounds in before letting you strength tell. Cause you must be bigger than him?

Anyway, easier to say that from the other side of the ropes, but fair play for sharing the ring with a tremendous fighter.

BTW: I reckon Alex Arthur is in for a tough night. His mandatory KO'd Tonvhev in 2 in Monaco.

Thats if Warren allows Arthur to fight him. Watch for Arthur to drop the EBU for the WBU