Who would you get to train your son?

Who?

Dominic Ingle
5
10%
Mark Tibbs
2
4%
Ben Davison
2
4%
Shane McGuigan
8
17%
John Pegg
1
2%
Peter Fury
2
4%
Billy Nelson
0
No votes
Gary Lockett
1
2%
Robert McCracken
11
23%
Chris Sanigar
0
No votes
Joe Gallagher
0
No votes
Tony Sims
2
4%
Adam Booth
6
13%
Dave Coldwell
1
2%
Other
7
15%
 
Total votes: 48

Coco
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He is an international amateur and regardless of location, who would you choose?
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I like the way Shane McGuigan gets his guys fighting but they spar bloody hard so I’d be concerned about the long term effects.

I’d be tempted to go with Adam Booth.
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Undoubtedly Robert McCracken.

Years of pedigree, cares about his fighters, great tactician and isn’t hungry for the camera.
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No Tony Sims on that list.
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Peter Fury, Shane McGuigan or Mark Tibbs.

But if it's an amateur turning over, it really depends how much time you can get with the trainer's and how many fighters they have. You might be better off with others who will have more time to focus on you.
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Dioufy wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 11:01 No Tony Sims on that list.
Good.
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No ingle either.
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No Coldwell. But I'd rather my son didn't have to wrestle in his underpants so I wouldn't have picked him anyway.
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None of them, I would tell my son to stay amateur.
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milpool wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 12:44 No Coldwell. But I'd rather my son didn't have to wrestle in his underpants so I wouldn't have picked him anyway.
😂 He’d also cost you a fortune whenever he came home as he’d be so used to having the heating cranked up.
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maverick23 wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 13:25
milpool wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 12:44 No Coldwell. But I'd rather my son didn't have to wrestle in his underpants so I wouldn't have picked him anyway.
😂 He’d also cost you a fortune whenever he came home as he’d be so used to having the heating cranked up.
:doh:
Oh man..
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I did it quickly and made some glaring omissions(big apologies Dom)
Things should be in order now
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Chris Eubank Snr
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Coco wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 09:57 He is an international amateur and regardless of location, who would you choose?
deppens on weight i think
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i like adam booth style
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I do rate McGuigan as a trainer I've gotta say, Davison is taking already capable guys on but the performances are speaking for themselves, Coldwell as well
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i rate ben daveison as a trainer yea i dont like what happened with bjs v saul cr but he shouldnt have been there and that aint his faught, also him being a boring commenator again aint his fault
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brilo33 wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 15:32
Coco wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 09:57 He is an international amateur and regardless of location, who would you choose?
deppens on weight i think
Well make your case! If my son was a heavy etc.........
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KiwiRider wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 13:40
maverick23 wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 13:25
milpool wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 12:44 No Coldwell. But I'd rather my son didn't have to wrestle in his underpants so I wouldn't have picked him anyway.
😂 He’d also cost you a fortune whenever he came home as he’d be so used to having the heating cranked up.
:doh:
Oh man..
But it makes a man of you!!
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I think a few things need to be considered. For example how much personal attention would they get? What links they have to promoters? Track record of the trainer? I suppose we are not talking so much about the trainer bringing through kids as your son would already have pedigree.
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Coco wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 18:08 I think a few things need to be considered. For example how much personal attention would they get? What links they have to promoters? Track record of the trainer? I suppose we are not talking so much about the trainer bringing through kids as your son would already have pedigree.
Dave would give plenty of personal attention!
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mickey1975 wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 18:14
Coco wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 18:08 I think a few things need to be considered. For example how much personal attention would they get? What links they have to promoters? Track record of the trainer? I suppose we are not talking so much about the trainer bringing through kids as your son would already have pedigree.
Dave would give plenty of personal attention!
Lol the rumour is Dave is an attentive man!

I had never heard of this Porky guy before his accusations, and have since watched a few of his vids.

Who knows what is true, but this Porky bloke seems an attention seeker. Has spent a good bit of time criticising ESL for putting on videos of that Australian bird because they only do it to get views!

While Porky claims to be the voice of hardcore boxing, he himself has given huge attention to Mickey Theo which have been his highest viewed videos! Pot kettle black etc!

Also he has been going after Spencer Fearon, prob hoping it was an easy target, criticising him for not doing jail like a man, unlike himself, even offering to have a scrap with him.

Fearon hit back, clearly having no problem with meeting up for a rumble in the ring, let's see if Porky fancies it!!
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Oh, I've watched Porky. I'd be amazed if he wasn't Pigg on here a bit back. He loves the Theo thing. John's hands are tied. The press would love him chinning him. Fearon has put it on him ok. If you've listened to the yb as well, he's at it now. Don't blame me though if you end up watching the yb.... Hes that bad hes funny.
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mickey1975 wrote: 08 Oct 2021, 18:41 Oh, I've watched Porky. I'd be amazed if he wasn't Pigg on here a bit back. He loves the Theo thing. John's hands are tied. The press would love him chinning him. Fearon has put it on him ok. If you've listened to the yb as well, he's at it now. Don't blame me though if you end up watching the yb.... Hes that bad hes funny.
The voice of hard boxing!!

He is going to clean boxing up!!

He is going to take some people down!!

You know who you are!! Taps nose

Other stations just do stuff for views!!

While I am Mickey Theo's trumpet!!

I'm gonna call out folk who criticise drug cheats but defend their mates!!

I've done a lump of bird for drugs!! But I'm ok now
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