Best British Prospect?

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Best British Prospect?

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Who do you think is the Best British Prospect?
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Of those I've actually seen I'm always impressed with Gary Young. Tough fight coming up against Colin McNeil but if he gets through that then a title shot shouldn't be too far away.
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Amir Khan??
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Lets' see if this is the old Spud.

Defintely not Froch 8)

Nicky Cook proabably..

I like the look of this lad but effing forotten his name.

Turn this into a quiz now, Starts with H, had about 3 fights.
A right handful, wasn't suited to amateurs due to the style he has.
I think he may have lost his 2nd fight.

Weight? pass, maybe middle :TU:
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Garath Crouch is looking good, not the biggest puncher out there but has some very good moves, he's been matched well hasn't had to many soft touches. he's a lightweight.

http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=288673
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Roars Like Me wrote:Lets' see if this is the old Spud.

Defintely not Froch 8)

Nicky Cook proabably..

I like the look of this lad but effing forotten his name.

Turn this into a quiz now, Starts with H, had about 3 fights.
A right handful, wasn't suited to amateurs due to the style he has.
I think he may have lost his 2nd fight.

Weight? pass, maybe middle :TU:
Surely not Hillyard........!
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Post by Crease »

Amir Kahn,

He's a world-beater..
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Post by Micky »

Nicky Cook is the Best British Prospect at the minute.... Great boxer.
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Couple of Irish lads I have yet to see but have heard very good things about:

- Martin Lindsay

- Andrew Murray
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Micky wrote:Nicky Cook is the Best British Prospect at the minute.... Great boxer.
Surely he's moved beyond the "prospect" tag now.
Given I'm a West Country lad I'll be interested to see how Dan Guthrie from Yeovil gets on. He had a shaky start to his pro career, but seems to be settling down now. I know Tom Podmore rates him.
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Deserter wrote:
Micky wrote:Nicky Cook is the Best British Prospect at the minute.... Great boxer.
Surely he's moved beyond the "prospect" tag now.
Given I'm a West Country lad I'll be interested to see how Dan Guthrie from Yeovil gets on. He had a shaky start to his pro career, but seems to be settling down now. I know Tom Podmore rates him.
He had a very good result against Jamali last week - I would like to know more about that fight. Jamali has decent skills and size; Was it a KO, ref stoppage or a cut?
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TerribleTerry wrote:
Deserter wrote:
Micky wrote:Nicky Cook is the Best British Prospect at the minute.... Great boxer.
Surely he's moved beyond the "prospect" tag now.
Given I'm a West Country lad I'll be interested to see how Dan Guthrie from Yeovil gets on. He had a shaky start to his pro career, but seems to be settling down now. I know Tom Podmore rates him.
He had a very good result against Jamali last week - I would like to know more about that fight. Jamali has decent skills and size; Was it a KO, ref stoppage or a cut?
Just looked on BBN and it was J who covered the show - you got any further details on Guthrie - Jamali mate?
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Micky wrote:Nicky Cook is the Best British Prospect at the minute.... Great boxer.
Good call, but he's a more contender level that prospect now. Interesting to see what happens if he gets that title shot. Will he take it?
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johnswan1 wrote:
Roars Like Me wrote:Lets' see if this is the old Spud.

Defintely not Froch 8)

Nicky Cook proabably..

I like the look of this lad but effing forotten his name.

Turn this into a quiz now, Starts with H, had about 3 fights.
A right handful, wasn't suited to amateurs due to the style he has.
I think he may have lost his 2nd fight.

Weight? pass, maybe middle :TU:
Surely not Hillyard........!
Yeha George Hillyard, thanks.. So he's rough but I reckon I'm gonna like watching him in a Tony Sibson kinda way... :TU:
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Post by johnswan1 »

Micky wrote:Nicky Cook is the Best British Prospect at the minute.... Great boxer.
I thought Cook was very disappointing in his last fight. Khan is the best prospect IMO. Would like to see Cook and Dunne go at it.
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Post by silkov »

Carl Johansson.... :box:
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Post by Old bones Ian »

So what is the limit for a prospect, 10 fights? or when you start getting championship fights, e.g. English or British titles.
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Post by RobD »

Does anyone here rate Gary Buckland?
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Post by Old bones Ian »

RobD wrote:Does anyone here rate Gary Buckland?
I saw his fight against Anthony Christopher, he seemed to be loading up a bit to much, but got the job done, but of course it is the start of his career and i think he was a bit over enthusiastic to impress his fans.
So i'm sure he will improve over the next year, I'm not sure that he's a Light Welter though, i'd like to see if he could get down to Lightweight.

One to watch though.
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Post by boxingchat »

Chris Eubank Jnr - wait and see and remember where you heard it first.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:
Micky wrote:Nicky Cook is the Best British Prospect at the minute.... Great boxer.
Good call, but he's a more contender level that prospect now. Interesting to see what happens if he gets that title shot. Will he take it?
shame his promoter can't even pronounce the WBC champ's name. bit embarrassing that he calls the guy "Takimoto"
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Post by RobD »

boxingchat wrote:Chris Eubank Jnr - wait and see and remember where you heard it first.
Eubank Jr? Does he even fight?
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Post by Ady 1 »

what about john murray??? class act! who is betting better with every fight!
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Post by yiddo14 »

Ady 1 wrote:what about john murray??? class act! who is betting better with every fight!
yeah,quality fighter.would take him to beat mitchell at the moment
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Post by glahn »

Amir Khan
Anthony Small
Andy Morris

And that one man lightweight lad... for some reason my brain has gone completely dead on his name.

Anyway, I reckon they all have the potential to be world class.
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