Best amateur not to do it?

[si7dog7]

Might be harsh this.

I’m going Errol Christie. Really liked him (always did). Just think he might have gone too early

[Spud]

Chris Bessey

[si7dog7]

Chris Bessey

Portsmouth lad?

[si7dog7]

Chris Bessey

Portsmouth lad?

His early pro career was stacked btw

[SeanBrennan]

Chris Bessey

Portsmouth lad?

His early pro career was stacked btw

can only see him am career on Boxrec, says he was an army warrant officer on Wiki, what happened with him? Just interested and nosey, as ever.

[SeanBrennan]

do we mean not turn over or not live up to it as a pro. Have to mention Frankie Gavin if the latter. And Audley.

[si7dog7]

Portsmouth lad?

His early pro career was stacked btw

can only see him am career on Boxrec, says he was an army warrant officer on Wiki, what happened with him? Just interested and nosey, as ever.

Look at who Chris was in with early mate.

[deadpan]

Might be harsh this.

I’m going Errol Christie. Really liked him (always did). Just think he might have gone too early

I think Errol's punch resistance was always going to curtail his progress. He was great to watch though.

[margaret thatcher]

hard to beat pete lesov, from olympic champ to 1-5 (5) as a pro

https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/88858

[SeanBrennan]

His early pro career was stacked btw

can only see him am career on Boxrec, says he was an army warrant officer on Wiki, what happened with him? Just interested and nosey, as ever.

Look at who Chris was in with early mate.

will do thanks Si mate

[SeanBrennan]

hard to beat pete lesov, from olympic champ to 1-5 (5) as a pro

https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/88858

jesus

[margaret thatcher]

fred evans - olympic silver but as a pro 7-1 and ko'd by one of the only 2 guys he fought without a losing reccord


https://boxrec.com/pl/box-pro/797537

[si7dog7]

fred evans - olympic silver but as a pro 7-1 and ko'd by one of the only 2 guys he fought without a losing reccord


https://boxrec.com/pl/box-pro/797537

Good pick

[si7dog7]

Might be harsh this.

I’m going Errol Christie. Really liked him (always did). Just think he might have gone too early

I think Errol's punch resistance was always going to curtail his progress. He was great to watch though.

He really was wasn’t he?

[SeanBrennan]

Might be harsh this.

I’m going Errol Christie. Really liked him (always did). Just think he might have gone too early

I think Errol's punch resistance was always going to curtail his progress. He was great to watch though.

He really was wasn’t he?

seemed a lovely man and one taken far too young. His nephew is a lovely lad too, met him once in Scunthorpe as he is a footballer and plays for Hull and they stay at the Hilton near Scunny, credit to Errol.

[si7dog7]

I think Errol's punch resistance was always going to curtail his progress. He was great to watch though.

He really was wasn’t he?

seemed a lovely man and one taken far too young. His nephew is a lovely lad too, met him once in Scunthorpe as he is a footballer and plays for Hull and they stay at the Hilton near Scunny, credit to Errol.

Lovely to know Sean.
Errol was awesome. So nice he has a proper legacy.

[JamesPhilips]

George Collins

[veriton]

David Reid looked set to be a long term superstar but was undone by eye problems

[Jaguar]

Mathew Ellis was a very good amateur.

[MasterG]

George Collins

George Collins who had about 9 fights in one year.

He was rushed very badly, who was his handler?

[Muttley]

do we mean not turn over or not live up to it as a pro. Have to mention Frankie Gavin if the latter. And Audley.

I was a bit disappointed for Frankie falling short as a pro but his destiny was in his own hands imo. Not sure he was dedicated enough, though. Audley completely mishandled his own career and completely misjudged the enormity of the task ahead. I also think he was a bit delusional about his own ability. I think he achieved the maximum his ability allowed.

[wrighty]

Jarrod Fletcher. He won the commonwealth games

[Johnjb]

Tom Stalker??

[SeanBrennan]

do we mean not turn over or not live up to it as a pro. Have to mention Frankie Gavin if the latter. And Audley.

I was a bit disappointed for Frankie falling short as a pro but his destiny was in his own hands imo. Not sure he was dedicated enough, though. Audley completely mishandled his own career and completely misjudged the enormity of the task ahead. I also think he was a bit delusional about his own ability. I think he achieved the maximum his ability allowed.

me too, wrong mentality too, visibly fearful in a ring is never good.

[SeanBrennan]

Jarrod Fletcher. He won the commonwealth games

I think sadly the CW games is very diminished. People like Kenny Anderson on CW as a pro, rarely means it translates to success in the pros. Jarrod was very poor as a pro, Billy Joe showed his limitations.