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Serge Ambomo

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Popular journeyman Serge took another win last night, his 13th in a 74 fight career. He was one of the Olympians who sought Asylum here in 2012. 37, 10 years a pro, record now 13 - 58 - 3. I suspect some of the Ls and all those Ds should be Ws.

Makes me think, how far do you think he could have gone with backing as a home fighter. His fellow Cameroonian-Olympian also settled here and with recent backing has taken a Euro title amongst other belts.

Just thought it worthy of debate. I do enjoy watching Serge. 37 and still a tank.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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4 fights this year, won 2 of them. Would love someone to give him a proper run
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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I have seen Serge quite a few times up in the North East. Always gives his all and a better fighter than his record suggests.

Another big favourite of mine is Fonz Alexander. Knows his way around the ring does Fonz. And a likeable guy as well.

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Re: Serge Ambomo

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prewarboxing wrote: 24 Mar 2024, 18:22 I have seen Serge quite a few times up in the North East. Always gives his all and a better fighter than his record suggests.

Another big favourite of mine is Fonz Alexander. Knows his way around the ring does Fonz. And a likeable guy as well.

Miles Templeton
thanks Miles. Love your BN articles.
Fonz is very well known in my neck of the woods as he's from Newark, up the road from me. Good shout re Fonz.
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I have sent you a pm by the way. Did you get it?
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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prewarboxing wrote: 25 Mar 2024, 07:49 I have sent you a pm by the way. Did you get it?
Hi Miles sorry for delay. Do you mean me? If so, I've not received anything mate.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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SeanBrennan wrote: 25 Mar 2024, 16:45
prewarboxing wrote: 25 Mar 2024, 07:49 I have sent you a pm by the way. Did you get it?
Hi Miles sorry for delay. Do you mean me? If so, I've not received anything mate.
Yes Sean. The damn thing is stuck in my Outbox and is not showing in Sent Messages. It’s doing my head in. Can you give me a ring when convenient.

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Re: Serge Ambomo

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prewarboxing wrote: 26 Mar 2024, 05:48
SeanBrennan wrote: 25 Mar 2024, 16:45
prewarboxing wrote: 25 Mar 2024, 07:49 I have sent you a pm by the way. Did you get it?
Hi Miles sorry for delay. Do you mean me? If so, I've not received anything mate.
Yes Sean. The damn thing is stuck in my Outbox and is not showing in Sent Messages. It’s doing my head in. Can you give me a ring when convenient.

Miles Templeton
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will do thanks Miles
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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SeanBrennan wrote: 24 Mar 2024, 17:00 Popular journeyman Serge took another win last night, his 13th in a 74 fight career. He was one of the Olympians who sought Asylum here in 2012. 37, 10 years a pro, record now 13 - 58 - 3. I suspect some of the Ls and all those Ds should be Ws.

Makes me think, how far do you think he could have gone with backing as a home fighter. His fellow Cameroonian-Olympian also settled here and with recent backing has taken a Euro title amongst other belts.

Just thought it worthy of debate. I do enjoy watching Serge. 37 and still a tank.
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SeanBrennan wrote: 24 Mar 2024, 17:00 Popular journeyman Serge took another win last night, his 13th in a 74 fight career. He was one of the Olympians who sought Asylum here in 2012. 37, 10 years a pro, record now 13 - 58 - 3. I suspect some of the Ls and all those Ds should be Ws.

Makes me think, how far do you think he could have gone with backing as a home fighter. His fellow Cameroonian-Olympian also settled here and with recent backing has taken a Euro title amongst other belts.

Just thought it worthy of debate. I do enjoy watching Serge. 37 and still a tank.
To have a 74 fight record and only be stopped once is impressive
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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Spud wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 16:09
SeanBrennan wrote: 24 Mar 2024, 17:00 Popular journeyman Serge took another win last night, his 13th in a 74 fight career. He was one of the Olympians who sought Asylum here in 2012. 37, 10 years a pro, record now 13 - 58 - 3. I suspect some of the Ls and all those Ds should be Ws.

Makes me think, how far do you think he could have gone with backing as a home fighter. His fellow Cameroonian-Olympian also settled here and with recent backing has taken a Euro title amongst other belts.

Just thought it worthy of debate. I do enjoy watching Serge. 37 and still a tank.
To have a 74 fight record and only be stopped once is impressive
it sure is. He's never been out of shape either! I also think he works a job too.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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Spud wrote: 27 Mar 2024, 16:09
SeanBrennan wrote: 24 Mar 2024, 17:00 Popular journeyman Serge took another win last night, his 13th in a 74 fight career. He was one of the Olympians who sought Asylum here in 2012. 37, 10 years a pro, record now 13 - 58 - 3. I suspect some of the Ls and all those Ds should be Ws.

Makes me think, how far do you think he could have gone with backing as a home fighter. His fellow Cameroonian-Olympian also settled here and with recent backing has taken a Euro title amongst other belts.

Just thought it worthy of debate. I do enjoy watching Serge. 37 and still a tank.
To have a 74 fight record and only be stopped once is impressive
Hes been stopped more than once? Off hand Ava, Bentley and one of the fail brothers have stopped him.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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I stand corrected Jon. 👍🏻

Are you willing to answer some questions for this forum. It would be great to get an insight on what its like working and making a living in our great sport.

Thank you

Spud
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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stopped 6, one full KO by Denzil Bentley, 4 TKOs and a RTD. A tough dude, took the likes of Avanesyan to points.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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Spud wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 13:48 I stand corrected Jon. 👍🏻

Are you willing to answer some questions for this forum. It would be great to get an insight on what its like working and making a living in our great sport.

Thank you

Spud
that would be brilliant Spud. I'd love a podcast with Jon, Steve Wood and Steve Goodwin on it. There would be so much insight.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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SeanBrennan wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 16:06
Spud wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 13:48 I stand corrected Jon. 👍🏻

Are you willing to answer some questions for this forum. It would be great to get an insight on what its like working and making a living in our great sport.

Thank you

Spud
that would be brilliant Spud. I'd love a podcast with Jon, Steve Wood and Steve Goodwin on it. There would be so much insight.
Ive done way too many people are sick of me talking bollocks lol. Happy to answer most things on here long as it doesnt get anyone in trouble.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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jonp wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 18:31
SeanBrennan wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 16:06
Spud wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 13:48 I stand corrected Jon. 👍🏻

Are you willing to answer some questions for this forum. It would be great to get an insight on what its like working and making a living in our great sport.

Thank you

Spud
that would be brilliant Spud. I'd love a podcast with Jon, Steve Wood and Steve Goodwin on it. There would be so much insight.
Ive done way too many people are sick of me talking bollocks lol. Happy to answer most things on here long as it doesnt get anyone in trouble.
thanks Jon. Quick one from me, a positive one - who are nicest 5 people in the sport?
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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and you are never talking balls people respect hearing you.
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Jon P could you possibly dm me your number or email please
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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SeanBrennan wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 18:46
jonp wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 18:31
SeanBrennan wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 16:06

that would be brilliant Spud. I'd love a podcast with Jon, Steve Wood and Steve Goodwin on it. There would be so much insight.
Ive done way too many people are sick of me talking bollocks lol. Happy to answer most things on here long as it doesnt get anyone in trouble.
thanks Jon. Quick one from me, a positive one - who are nicest 5 people in the sport?
Theres loads to be fair but ones that stand out straight away are

Kerry Kayes
John Wish
Steve Woods
Laurence Lustig
Scott Murray
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Then easily add to that
Pete Stanley
Les Potts
Martin Bowers
Ian Johnson
Dr Kam
John Latham
Howard Foster

Seriously could add a dozen more some top people in boxing.
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Re: Serge Ambomo

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jonp wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 20:13
SeanBrennan wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 18:46
jonp wrote: 28 Mar 2024, 18:31

Ive done way too many people are sick of me talking bollocks lol. Happy to answer most things on here long as it doesnt get anyone in trouble.
thanks Jon. Quick one from me, a positive one - who are nicest 5 people in the sport?
Theres loads to be fair but ones that stand out straight away are

Kerry Kayes
John Wish
Steve Woods
Laurence Lustig
Scott Murray
thanks Jon, Steve Wood seems to be in everyone's top 5, lovely to see. And Kerry too, he is a legend in the sport of bodybuilding I came from. Thanks for sharing. Good bit from you in this week's Boxing News about the corner and cuts course you run, really interesting approach to do it in 'real time' circumstances on a boxer.
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