Thats not a bad match up, more an area title fight but then English or Celtic titles seem to be of the same standardPodmore_Birmingham wrote:Bingo.oliverfennell wrote:Paul Butlin.
PJ Rowson, who promotes both, is looking at putting on Butlin and Ellis for the vacant English heavyweight title in November. The board have given it the go ahead, or so i'm led to believe.
Tom Podmore.
Greenberg To Face Reed August 18
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I fancy Ellis to win.Coco wrote:Thats not a bad match up, more an area title fight but then English or Celtic titles seem to be of the same standardPodmore_Birmingham wrote:Bingo.oliverfennell wrote:Paul Butlin.
PJ Rowson, who promotes both, is looking at putting on Butlin and Ellis for the vacant English heavyweight title in November. The board have given it the go ahead, or so i'm led to believe.
Tom Podmore.
Paul is a good, brave lad but struggles when he steps up. Ellis has fast hands, like Chris Burton, who destroyed Butlin before Christmas, and decent power.
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Re: Greenberg To Face Reed August 18
Who cares about this guy?dopey wrote:The question is does anyone care? Greenbergs career I would at best say stalled but has it ever got going? He seems to fight journeymen with a career defining fight next, I think this has been said for the last 10 fights!London based Heavyweight prospect Roman Greenberg will face American veteran Damon Reed in his 26th professional fight at the South Town Exhibition Center in Sandy, Salt Lake City,Utah,USA on August 18.
The 25 year-old Israeli boxer, who has not fought since out-pointing the useful Michael Simms over 10 rounds in March, will face the Kansas City based Reed before taking on what his promoters Evans/Waterman and Warriors Boxing have described as a career defining test in December.
The 35 year-old Reed,43-11-(5), has won his last three fights and fought some of the leading heavyweight and cruiserweight contenders in the world since turning professional in April, 1995.
He's supposed to be the next incarnation of Ali, the first billion dollar heavyweight, etc etc but surely time is now running out.
You cant even describe him as a prrofessional boxer as he hardly fights.His opposition has been woeful.
Just think his promoter that Waterman guy was saying he thinks he could beat Klitchko. What a damn fool you are Waterman. Just what the fcuk do you know about boxing? Has to be the worst promoter/manager in history