Scott Belshaw

ko1-lightsout · Post by **ko1-lightsout** » 18 Oct 2007, 17:21

thats a fare comment but unfortunately you have only seen the one fight 2 base me on and thats not your fault,that guy was only a journey man and i was too focused on tryin 2 impress rather than relaxin and lettin my shots flow....but i have learned from it...when i get back i desperately want 2 start fightin some ranked people so i can earn the respect i desire.
if you go on http://www.youtube.com and type in my full name scott belshaw the majority of my fight r on there

Razor · Post by **Razor** » 18 Oct 2007, 18:47

ko1-lightsout wrote:thats a fare comment but unfortunately you have only seen the one fight 2 base me on and thats not your fault,that guy was only a journey man and i was too focused on tryin 2 impress rather than relaxin and lettin my shots flow....but i have learned from it...when i get back i desperately want 2 start fightin some ranked people so i can earn the respect i desire.
if you go on http://www.youtube.com and type in my full name scott belshaw the majority of my fight r on there

Nice one scott mate, good luck with things, you have all the tools and size mate, hope you want it bad mate, we need a decent hw prospect

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 19 Oct 2007, 03:36

I heard Rogan-Belshaw for February 2008, any truth in this? If it's on, count me in

Rogan is a bit rusty and the "workout" against Radcliffe Green was hardly worth his while.

Old bones Ian · Post by **Old bones Ian** » 19 Oct 2007, 04:03

ko1-lightsout wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Scott, Hows the Knee holding up?
the knee is comin on good,still gona be a while b4 it will be back 2 normal.
would love 2 get fightin in the mew year but i will take each day as it comes.

I broke my knee cap playing football, and damaged ligaments so know what its like, my advice is take your time. Its easy to try and rush back , but don't. I never took the advice i was given, and now i've had 6 ops on my knee and its basically knackered.
Boxing is hard on the joints with road work and all the twisting, so its hard not to go too quick and put to much pressure on the injury.

Hopefully your getting good physio and advice.

Best of luck with it

ko1-lightsout · Post by **ko1-lightsout** » 19 Oct 2007, 05:18

Razor wrote:
ko1-lightsout wrote:thats a fare comment but unfortunately you have only seen the one fight 2 base me on and thats not your fault,that guy was only a journey man and i was too focused on tryin 2 impress rather than relaxin and lettin my shots flow....but i have learned from it...when i get back i desperately want 2 start fightin some ranked people so i can earn the respect i desire.
if you go on http://www.youtube.com and type in my full name scott belshaw the majority of my fight r on there
Nice one scott mate, good luck with things, you have all the tools and size mate, hope you want it bad mate, we need a decent hw prospect

o mate i want it alright,i eat,breath,sleep and dream boxin!!and thank u

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 19 Oct 2007, 07:43

All the best Scott, hope you get back fit soon. From a Lisburn import

WildWaylon · Post by **WildWaylon** » 19 Oct 2007, 12:45

Hi Scott, if you are about - 6 out of 6 with 5 KOs is a pretty good start - With just 6 fights in the pro ranks its very early days - What you need is encouragement and good advice at this stage - Far too early for people to criticise you - Hope the knee strengthens good enough for an early fight in 2008 - What an horrific accident!! - Good job you are young and fit, that could have killed an older person - Anyway good luck mate with your career and lets hope you do really well. Waylon

m1kee50 · Post by **m1kee50** » 19 Oct 2007, 14:18

ko1-lightsout wrote:thats a fare comment but unfortunately you have only seen the one fight 2 base me on and thats not your fault,that guy was only a journey man and i was too focused on tryin 2 impress rather than relaxin and lettin my shots flow....but i have learned from it...when i get back i desperately want 2 start fightin some ranked people so i can earn the respect i desire.
if you go on http://www.youtube.com and type in my full name scott belshaw the majority of my fight r on there

I guess it boils down to: do you want the KO, or show the skillset off? sometimes you can't have both. Ill look you up on Youtube mate.

All the best, Get well soon

ko1-lightsout · Post by **ko1-lightsout** » 21 Oct 2007, 12:51

WildWaylon wrote:Hi Scott, if you are about - 6 out of 6 with 5 KOs is a pretty good start - With just 6 fights in the pro ranks its very early days - What you need is encouragement and good advice at this stage - Far too early for people to criticise you - Hope the knee strengthens good enough for an early fight in 2008 - What an horrific accident!! - Good job you are young and fit, that could have killed an older person - Anyway good luck mate with your career and lets hope you do really well. Waylon

thank u very much,ur rite it is a very early stage in my career and obviously u need constructive critism so u can grow as a fighter but some people forget how young,raw and inexperienced i am. but i have much time 2 learn.

DMWordsmith · Post by **DMWordsmith** » 25 Oct 2007, 01:17

Hey Scott, just a word of advice - keep with it! You have all the potential in the world. You can't teach size and power, two things you definitely have. From watching all the fights you have on youtube, you look like you can move quite well for a man your size, and your handspeed seems quite impressive for somebody who's 6'7". At your age the only way to go is up, and if you keep training hard and focus on your career there's no telling how far you can go. It's about time we had a good Northern Irish heavyweight! I've lived in Canada since 1996 but I grew up in Lisburn, went to Wallace. I wouldn't be surprised if we have some mutual acquaintances. Anyways, best of luck in the future, and don't rush back from that inury, you have plenty of time to make it sure it heals correctly!

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 25 Oct 2007, 11:48

DMWordsmith wrote:I grew up in Lisburn, went to Wallace

I think my wife went there. By the beautiful Wallace Park. I think she went there too

DMWordsmith · Post by **DMWordsmith** » 26 Oct 2007, 00:53

Well not right beside but I suppose it's close enough. Maybe a 5 minute walk. Beautiful park though, you are correct.

Razor · Post by **Razor** » 26 Oct 2007, 07:52

steve689 wrote:
DMWordsmith wrote:I grew up in Lisburn, went to Wallace
Wallace Park. I think she went there too thats where i met her... In the bushes

Too much info

DMWordsmith · Post by **DMWordsmith** » 27 Oct 2007, 03:35

Oh, many a things have happened there, Wallace Park is infamous for it's bushes...

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 27 Oct 2007, 05:04

Razor wrote:
steve689 wrote:
DMWordsmith wrote:I grew up in Lisburn, went to Wallace
Wallace Park. I think she went there too thats where i met her... In the bushes
Too much info

Cunning use of the editing feature will in no way discredit me