Wayne Alexander next fight?
Wayne Alexander next fight?
Will he fight again this year? Is his carrer going anywhere?
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SticknMove
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Thought he looked awful against McDonagh in his last fight. One fight last year and one fight, so far, this year. This doesn't look like the career of a fighter going anywhere fast that's for sure. In fact, 26 fights in 11 years as a pro explains the static nature of his career. It's disappointing I thought he would have achieved a lot more than he has, and he's not going to improve at the age of 33
Didn't look good vs Bladt before that. Was actually looking poor vs Tak then bang.SticknMove wrote:Thought he looked awful against McDonagh in his last fight. One fight last year and one fight, so far, this year. This doesn't look like the career of a fighter going anywhere fast that's for sure. In fact, 26 fights in 11 years as a pro explains the static nature of his career. It's disappointing I thought he would have achieved a lot more than he has, and he's not going to improve at the age of 33
I think its fair to say Warren has not handled his career very well. A puncher like Alexander will always put bums on seats. I was ringside for his war with Samuels it was the best atmosphere I can ever remember and the best fight I have seen live and up close like that. I was buzzing for hours afterwards.
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Max Molyneux
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24HRS notice to fight someone as rock hard as Simon. He still gave it a damn good go too.
I suppose the pay day must have been worth it against McDonagh, but with all due respect to McDonagh, it was a fight that was beneath Alexander is my opinion. I don't see what Wayne could have gained from boxing a rotton spoiler like McDonagh.
I just got the impression Warren was happy to springboard McDonagh off of the back of Wayne. Warren and Brain Hughes obviously got their calculations wrong because they don't usually take many risks, and thing was Alexander has rededicated himself and his fitness is excellent nowadays.
It's time Wayne got his dues. He's beaten the young pretender McDonagh, launched Takaloo into orbit, smashed Samuals through the ropes to defeat and went 5 furious rounds with Harry Simon at the drop of a hat. Pull your finger out Frank!
I suppose the pay day must have been worth it against McDonagh, but with all due respect to McDonagh, it was a fight that was beneath Alexander is my opinion. I don't see what Wayne could have gained from boxing a rotton spoiler like McDonagh.
I just got the impression Warren was happy to springboard McDonagh off of the back of Wayne. Warren and Brain Hughes obviously got their calculations wrong because they don't usually take many risks, and thing was Alexander has rededicated himself and his fitness is excellent nowadays.
It's time Wayne got his dues. He's beaten the young pretender McDonagh, launched Takaloo into orbit, smashed Samuals through the ropes to defeat and went 5 furious rounds with Harry Simon at the drop of a hat. Pull your finger out Frank!
Funny how Alexander knocked Tak out cold yet its Tak whose career has gone on the upswing while Alexander is left to rot his best years away... if Warren doesnt rate him why doesnt he let him go elsewhere so that he can actually fight?.... at one time there were about half a dozen good prospects at 154 domestically and about a dozen possible great match ups but all we got was Alexander vs Samuels and Williams vs Samuels and all the guys careers have turned to sh*t.... yet Warren claims to be a great manager/promoter!??....
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Max Molyneux
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