Great Britian Team for World Championships Chicago 2007

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Great Britian Team for World Championships Chicago 2007

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Great Britian Have Named there Team for the Senior World Championships which take place in Chicago USA on October 23rd- November 4th.
This Event also doubles up as an Olympic Qualifying Event.

48 Darran Langley

51 Khalid Yafai

54 Joe Murray

57 Stephen Smith

60 Frankie Gavin

64 Bradley Saunders

69 Neil Perkins

75 James Degale

81 TBC

91 Danny Price

91& David Price
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C'mon Frankie! :TU:
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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Watch King Khalid turn on the style in the US. He has been doing some training at the Lynches' pro gym and has looked better than ever.

Tom Podmore.
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Post by josh fg »

So Amir's younger brother isn't the wonder kid they thought he might be?
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

josh fg wrote:So Amir's younger brother isn't the wonder kid they thought he might be?
he's still only 15 isn't he.

surely too young for the seniors still.
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

just checked his wikipedia page and he was 16 in may.

still a bit too young to be doing the biz in the seniors.
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Post by Wales »

Dont follow the ams, although I was surprised Mo Nassir wasnt in. Do you have nationalities for these fighters, anyone?
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Wales wrote:Dont follow the ams, although I was surprised Mo Nassir wasnt in. Do you have nationalities for these fighters, anyone?
They are all English
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Post by Wales »

:(
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hitman_hatton1 wrote:just checked his wikipedia page and he was 16 in may.

still a bit too young to be doing the biz in the seniors.
Yeh I checked that and feel silly now. How many people do we think are going to qualify for the olympics? Gotta be made easyer with the Cuban boycott
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48 kg Darren Langley (No Chance)

Favourite - Zou Shiming (CHN)
Medals - Luis Yanez (USA), David Ayrapetyan (RUS), Pal Bedak (HUN), Alfonso Pinto (ITA)

51 kg Khalid Yafai (No Chance)

Favourite - Lee Ok Sung (KOR) / Georgi Balakshin (RUS)
Medals - Rau'shee Warren (USA), McWilliams Arroyo (PUR), Mirat Sarsenbayev (KAZ), Violito Payla (PHI)

54 kg Joe Murray (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Rustam Rachimov (GER) / Jerome Thomas (FRA) (Thomas might be 51 kg, where he would be favourie over Balakshin)
Medals - Worapoj Petchkoom (THA), Joan Tipon (PHI), Ali Aliev (RUS), Detelin Dalakliev (BUL), Atagun Yalcinkaya (TUR)

57 kg Stephen Smith (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Kim Song Guk (PRK) / Alexey Shaidulin (BUL)
Medals - Bahodirjon Sultanov (UZB), Khedafi Djelkhir (FRA), Enkhzorig Zorigtbaatar (MGL)

60 kg Frankie Gavin (No Chance)

Favourite - Alexey Tischenko (RUS)
Medals - Domenico Valentino (ITA), Bekzod Khidirov (UZB), Romal Amanov (AZE), Uranchimeg Munkh-Erdene (MGL), Everton Lopes (BRA)

64 kg Bradley Saunders (No Chance)

Favourite - Manus Boonjumnong (THA)
Medals - Boris Georgiev (BUL), Serik Sapiyev (KAZ), Ionut Gheorghe (ROM), Dilshod Mahmudov (UZB), Karl Dargan (USA)

69 kg Neil Perkins (Team GB Best Chance)

Favourite - Magomed Nurudinov (BLR) / Andrey Balanov (RUS)
Medals - Bakhyt Sarsekbayev (KAZ), Jung Joo Kim (KOR), Neil Perkins (GBR), Pedro Lima (BRA), Demetrius Andrade (USA)

75 kg James Degale (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Bakhtiar Artayev (KAZ) / Matvei Korobov (RUS)
Medals - Elshod Rasulov (UZB), Suriya Prasathiphimai (THA), Darren Sutherland (IRL), Mohamed Hikal (EGY)

81 kg TBC (Likely to be Tony Jefferies) (No Chance)

Favourite - Erdos Dzhanabergenov (KAZ)
Medals - Mario Sivolija (CRO), Artur Beterbiev (RUS), Ismayl Sillakh (UKR), Utkirbek Haydarov (UZB), Eleider Alvarez (COL)

91 kg Danny Price (No Chance)

Favourite - Roman Romanchuk (RUS) / Viktor Zuyev (BLR)
Medals - Denis Poyatsika (UKR), Elchin Alizade (AZE), Alexander Povernov (GER), Ali Mazaheri (IRN)

91+ kg David Price (2nd Best chance of a medal)

Favourite - Roberto Cammarelle (ITA) / Islam Timurziev (RUS)
Medals - Kubrat Pulev (BUL), Rustam Saidov (UZB), Robert Helenius (FIN), David Price (GBR)
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Post by Wales »

What happened Nassir, is he just not good enough?
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have they got to win a medal to qualify for the Olympics?
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Post by Freiheit »

Old bones Ian wrote:have they got to win a medal to qualify for the Olympics?
Quarterfinal is enough except in heavy and super heavyweight where you have to medal to advance to the olympics.
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Post by sweetscience »

Gavin defo has a 'chance'

he has already beat D Valentino who you have as 2nd fav
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Re: Great Britian Team for World Championships Chicago 2007

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ABA Boxing wrote:48 kg Darren Langley (No Chance)

Favourite - Zou Shiming (CHN)
Medals - Luis Yanez (USA), David Ayrapetyan (RUS), Pal Bedak (HUN), Alfonso Pinto (ITA)

51 kg Khalid Yafai (No Chance)

Favourite - Lee Ok Sung (KOR) / Georgi Balakshin (RUS)
Medals - Rau'shee Warren (USA), McWilliams Arroyo (PUR), Mirat Sarsenbayev (KAZ), Violito Payla (PHI)

54 kg Joe Murray (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Rustam Rachimov (GER) / Jerome Thomas (FRA) (Thomas might be 51 kg, where he would be favourie over Balakshin)
Medals - Worapoj Petchkoom (THA), Joan Tipon (PHI), Ali Aliev (RUS), Detelin Dalakliev (BUL), Atagun Yalcinkaya (TUR)

57 kg Stephen Smith (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Kim Song Guk (PRK) / Alexey Shaidulin (BUL)
Medals - Bahodirjon Sultanov (UZB), Khedafi Djelkhir (FRA), Enkhzorig Zorigtbaatar (MGL)

60 kg Frankie Gavin (No Chance)

Favourite - Alexey Tischenko (RUS)
Medals - Domenico Valentino (ITA), Bekzod Khidirov (UZB), Romal Amanov (AZE), Uranchimeg Munkh-Erdene (MGL), Everton Lopes (BRA)

64 kg Bradley Saunders (No Chance)

Favourite - Manus Boonjumnong (THA)
Medals - Boris Georgiev (BUL), Serik Sapiyev (KAZ), Ionut Gheorghe (ROM), Dilshod Mahmudov (UZB), Karl Dargan (USA)

69 kg Neil Perkins (Team GB Best Chance)

Favourite - Magomed Nurudinov (BLR) / Andrey Balanov (RUS)
Medals - Bakhyt Sarsekbayev (KAZ), Jung Joo Kim (KOR), Neil Perkins (GBR), Pedro Lima (BRA), Demetrius Andrade (USA)

75 kg James Degale (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Bakhtiar Artayev (KAZ) / Matvei Korobov (RUS)
Medals - Elshod Rasulov (UZB), Suriya Prasathiphimai (THA), Darren Sutherland (IRL), Mohamed Hikal (EGY)

81 kg TBC (Likely to be Tony Jefferies) (No Chance)

Favourite - Erdos Dzhanabergenov (KAZ)
Medals - Mario Sivolija (CRO), Artur Beterbiev (RUS), Ismayl Sillakh (UKR), Utkirbek Haydarov (UZB), Eleider Alvarez (COL)

91 kg Danny Price (No Chance)

Favourite - Roman Romanchuk (RUS) / Viktor Zuyev (BLR)
Medals - Denis Poyatsika (UKR), Elchin Alizade (AZE), Alexander Povernov (GER), Ali Mazaheri (IRN)

91+ kg David Price (2nd Best chance of a medal)

Favourite - Roberto Cammarelle (ITA) / Islam Timurziev (RUS)
Medals - Kubrat Pulev (BUL), Rustam Saidov (UZB), Robert Helenius (FIN), David Price (GBR)
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Post by Coco »

josh fg wrote:
hitman_hatton1 wrote:just checked his wikipedia page and he was 16 in may.

still a bit too young to be doing the biz in the seniors.
Yeh I checked that and feel silly now. How many people do we think are going to qualify for the olympics? Gotta be made easyer with the Cuban boycott
I haven't heard about the boycott, whats that about?
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http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5j_P ... l0Ug-IzLMA

basicaly they are scaired of promoters throughing money at them to defect in the USA
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Post by Old bones Ian »

Its a shame the Cubans won't be at the finals, and going by past history most of the boxers that defect don't make for successful pro's.
Joel Casamayor is probably the most successful champion in recent times, all the rest have been nearly men , such as Jorge Luis Gonzalez, Ramón Garbey (who was with Joel when defecting) and Diosbelys Hurtado.

Juan Carlos Gómez is another exception to the rule , but they are few and far between.
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josh fg wrote:http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5j_P ... l0Ug-IzLMA

basicaly they are scaired of promoters throughing money at them to defect in the USA
Cheers mate
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I don't think they should bother with light-heavyweight. Jeffries is not good enough, and the current ABA champ Obed Mbwakango is not strong enough to fend off any decent powerful fighter. I was chatting on friday night at York Hall with an amateur who says that the Fisher boxer is basically tall with long arms and just pit-a-pats his punches. Jeffries is a bit too crude and hasn't made a mark at any international tourney if memory serves.
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Boxingmad wrote:I don't think they should bother with light-heavyweight. Jeffries is not good enough, and the current ABA champ Obed Mbwakango is not strong enough to fend off any decent powerful fighter. I was chatting on friday night at York Hall with an amateur who says that the Fisher boxer is basically tall with long arms and just pit-a-pats his punches. Jeffries is a bit too crude and hasn't made a mark at any international tourney if memory serves.
Well there is no harm in someone getting the experiance at top level the expiriance of traveling abroad and the training for the event.
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Re: Great Britian Team for World Championships Chicago 2007

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ABA Boxing wrote:48 kg Darren Langley (No Chance)

Favourite - Zou Shiming (CHN)
Medals - Luis Yanez (USA), David Ayrapetyan (RUS), Pal Bedak (HUN), Alfonso Pinto (ITA)

51 kg Khalid Yafai (No Chance)

Favourite - Lee Ok Sung (KOR) / Georgi Balakshin (RUS)
Medals - Rau'shee Warren (USA), McWilliams Arroyo (PUR), Mirat Sarsenbayev (KAZ), Violito Payla (PHI)

54 kg Joe Murray (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Rustam Rachimov (GER) / Jerome Thomas (FRA) (Thomas might be 51 kg, where he would be favourie over Balakshin)
Medals - Worapoj Petchkoom (THA), Joan Tipon (PHI), Ali Aliev (RUS), Detelin Dalakliev (BUL), Atagun Yalcinkaya (TUR)

57 kg Stephen Smith (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Kim Song Guk (PRK) / Alexey Shaidulin (BUL)
Medals - Bahodirjon Sultanov (UZB), Khedafi Djelkhir (FRA), Enkhzorig Zorigtbaatar (MGL)

60 kg Frankie Gavin (No Chance)

Favourite - Alexey Tischenko (RUS)
Medals - Domenico Valentino (ITA), Bekzod Khidirov (UZB), Romal Amanov (AZE), Uranchimeg Munkh-Erdene (MGL), Everton Lopes (BRA)

64 kg Bradley Saunders (No Chance)

Favourite - Manus Boonjumnong (THA)
Medals - Boris Georgiev (BUL), Serik Sapiyev (KAZ), Ionut Gheorghe (ROM), Dilshod Mahmudov (UZB), Karl Dargan (USA)

69 kg Neil Perkins (Team GB Best Chance)

Favourite - Magomed Nurudinov (BLR) / Andrey Balanov (RUS)
Medals - Bakhyt Sarsekbayev (KAZ), Jung Joo Kim (KOR), Neil Perkins (GBR), Pedro Lima (BRA), Demetrius Andrade (USA)

75 kg James Degale (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)

Favourite - Bakhtiar Artayev (KAZ) / Matvei Korobov (RUS)
Medals - Elshod Rasulov (UZB), Suriya Prasathiphimai (THA), Darren Sutherland (IRL), Mohamed Hikal (EGY)

81 kg TBC (Likely to be Tony Jefferies) (No Chance)

Favourite - Erdos Dzhanabergenov (KAZ)
Medals - Mario Sivolija (CRO), Artur Beterbiev (RUS), Ismayl Sillakh (UKR), Utkirbek Haydarov (UZB), Eleider Alvarez (COL)

91 kg Danny Price (No Chance)

Favourite - Roman Romanchuk (RUS) / Viktor Zuyev (BLR)
Medals - Denis Poyatsika (UKR), Elchin Alizade (AZE), Alexander Povernov (GER), Ali Mazaheri (IRN)

91+ kg David Price (2nd Best chance of a medal)

Favourite - Roberto Cammarelle (ITA) / Islam Timurziev (RUS)
Medals - Kubrat Pulev (BUL), Rustam Saidov (UZB), Robert Helenius (FIN), David Price (GBR)

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Well 'ABA Boxing' does know his stuff, so i'm sure its just an honest assesment of the current crop of amateurs in this country.
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I would have thought Frankie Gavin was a fair bet.
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