Frankie Gavin
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curtis wood
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too easy throw a few maggots out and up comes frankie having a nibble 
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Is it too much to ask for a bit of decorum and dignity on here? I find it horrific, but watchable. Like a car-crash.
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Dioufy wrote:Is it too much to ask for a bit of decorum and dignity on here? I find it horrific, but watchable. Like a car-crash.
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righthook
- Heavyweight

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curtis do your self a favour mate and have a little word with your self,
frankie will destroy you without getting out of first gear.
il put my life on it you dont win or even share a single round why it lasts.
i hope this fight happens, just so people can see how much your out your league, i dont think you will land a single punch.
frankie will destroy you without getting out of first gear.
il put my life on it you dont win or even share a single round why it lasts.
i hope this fight happens, just so people can see how much your out your league, i dont think you will land a single punch.
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HomeOfBritishBoxing
- Heavyweight

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your the 1 thats going to look a proon after frankie embarasses you, no disrespect curtis but your talkin shite.curtis wood wrote:too easy throw a few maggots out and up comes frankie having a nibble
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No need to get involved like this. Frankie isn't going to be your mate after this.HomeOfBritishBoxing wrote:your the 1 thats going to look a proon after frankie embarasses you, no disrespect curtis but your talkin shite.curtis wood wrote:too easy throw a few maggots out and up comes frankie having a nibble
I like what Curtis has done, switching to boxing when he had it made as a footballer, can only respect him. I do rate Gavin a hell of a lot though and think it'll be very one sided.
Can't wait regardless.
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righthook
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i dont expect curtis to come out saying any of that un funny dross youv just said.King Geedorah wrote:Yeah, these two may actually fight at some point so it would be better for Curtis to come out and say, 'I don't think I'd land a punch, either. I actually love the kid like a little brother and we spent the whole of last Sunday afternoon reading George Orwell essays together. I may weep like a girl if I'm forced to try and punch the guy and I'm sure Frankie will shed a tear an' all.'righthook wrote:curtis do your self a favour mate and have a little word with your self,
frankie will destroy you without getting out of first gear.
il put my life on it you dont win or even share a single round why it lasts.
i hope this fight happens, just so people can see how much your out your league, i dont think you will land a single punch.
That would get everyone hyped. We'd be psyched. Imagine the pre-fight presser. Both men, hyped up and furiously knitting matching bobby hats before a stoked up press section.
but what i do expect is a fighter who has come from football, and is very average to not kid himself and think he has any chance against a world class prospect, and i also expect curtis to not chat bubbles saying how can frankie k.o him, when he has k.od people better than woodhouse already,
curtis is living in a dream world if he thinks he can even give frankie a decent workout.
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jBacca wrote:No need to get involved like this. Frankie isn't going to be your mate after this.HomeOfBritishBoxing wrote:your the 1 thats going to look a proon after frankie embarasses you, no disrespect curtis but your talkin shite.curtis wood wrote:too easy throw a few maggots out and up comes frankie having a nibble
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righthook
- Heavyweight

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khan prescott, hahahahahahahaKing Geedorah wrote:Right, so if the fight does get made and they are releasing quotes on it Woodhouse should point out that he doesn't think he can win, doesn't think he will and a shot, and is also certain that he himself will get knocked out early despite the fact that he hasn't been knocked out thus far in his career.righthook wrote:i dont expect curtis to come out saying any of that un funny dross youv just said.King Geedorah wrote: Yeah, these two may actually fight at some point so it would be better for Curtis to come out and say, 'I don't think I'd land a punch, either. I actually love the kid like a little brother and we spent the whole of last Sunday afternoon reading George Orwell essays together. I may weep like a girl if I'm forced to try and punch the guy and I'm sure Frankie will shed a tear an' all.'
That would get everyone hyped. We'd be psyched. Imagine the pre-fight presser. Both men, hyped up and furiously knitting matching bobby hats before a stoked up press section.
but what i do expect is a fighter who has come from football, and is very average to not kid himself and think he has any chance against a world class prospect, and i also expect curtis to not chat bubbles saying how can frankie k.o him, when he has k.od people better than woodhouse already,
curtis is living in a dream world if he thinks he can even give frankie a decent workout.
Yeah, that will get the blood pumping ahead of the fight. Thank you for that lesson in how to hype/sell a contest. I feel suitably chastised and am currently spanking myself with great vim and vigour.
Good history lesson for me an' all as no world class prospect has ever lost in an upset to an average fighter...since Khan-Prescott.
yeh coz woodhouse is in the same bracket as prescott,
he hasnt faced any1 and doesnt have any 1 single attribute that is above average.
when khan fought prescott. prescott had an amazing k.o record and had wiped the floor with all his previous opponents. he had k.od every 1 of his opponents bar 3 of the 19, if im correct.
where as woodhouse has never fought any1 of note with the exception of stefy bull who is an average fighter and he made hard work of it and didnt look good 1 bit.
i have nothing against woodhouse the fact he has made the transformation from football is a great achievement, but lets not kid our selves here there is a big difference fighting journey men and scraping through them than fighting a world class prospect who is leagues above him.
you keep saying do i expect curtis to come out saying this and that about how he is not good enough, and it wouldnt make very good sense in promoting a fight, im not a promoter and i dont think you are. woodhouse can think what he wants but the fact is every1 who knows anything about boxing knows he doesnt stand a chance so he shouldnt chat bubbles about how frankie couldnt k.o him and he fancies his chances.
lets see what happens when they meet.
put your house on it, if they do fight he wont win or even share a single round.
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I can say with complete and total honesty that a combination of Orwell, knitting and self-deprecation in the pre-fight nonsense would make me more of a fan of any fighter.King Geedorah wrote:
Yeah, these two may actually fight at some point so it would be better for Curtis to come out and say, 'I don't think I'd land a punch, either. I actually love the kid like a little brother and we spent the whole of last Sunday afternoon reading George Orwell essays together. I may weep like a girl if I'm forced to try and punch the guy and I'm sure Frankie will shed a tear an' all.'
That would get everyone hyped. We'd be psyched. Imagine the pre-fight presser. Both men, hyped up and furiously knitting matching bobby hats before a stoked up press section.
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HomeOfBritishBoxing
- Heavyweight

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im not the type to bum upto boxers online and try and be pally with them jbacca just ask that kunt paul smith, your the type that bums up to all the liverpudlian boxers on here arnt you bacca?Smigga wrote:jBacca wrote:No need to get involved like this. Frankie isn't going to be your mate after this.HomeOfBritishBoxing wrote: your the 1 thats going to look a proon after frankie embarasses you, no disrespect curtis but your talkin shite.
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Counter-puncher
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get the fight on at Wigan Pier, its a naturalRuss L wrote:I can say with complete and total honesty that a combination of Orwell, knitting and self-deprecation in the pre-fight nonsense would make me more of a fan of any fighter.King Geedorah wrote:
Yeah, these two may actually fight at some point so it would be better for Curtis to come out and say, 'I don't think I'd land a punch, either. I actually love the kid like a little brother and we spent the whole of last Sunday afternoon reading George Orwell essays together. I may weep like a girl if I'm forced to try and punch the guy and I'm sure Frankie will shed a tear an' all.'
That would get everyone hyped. We'd be psyched. Imagine the pre-fight presser. Both men, hyped up and furiously knitting matching bobby hats before a stoked up press section.
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righthook
- Heavyweight

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where did i once say that woodhouse should say im going to get beat and so on.
i said he is living in a dream world if he thinks he can even win a single round with gavin.
they are leagues and leagues apart.
the khan prescott example was awful.
this is nothing like that example, prescott was unbeaten and a k.o machine.
woodhouse has been beat by a complete journey man and has never looked anything above average in any of his fights.
he also doesnt have 1 attribute that is even half of frankies.
prescott always had a punchers chance and was an unbeaten fighter and had a devastating ko record.
i know upsets happen but there is no chance in this fight, as iv said there is not 1 attribute woodhouse has over frankie. its not even like he has a punchers chance coz he cant punch. so like i say very bad example.
theres an old saying people who live in glass houses shouldnt throw stones.
woodhouse may believe in his head hes going to win and fair play to him he shouldnt fight if he thinks other wise, but calling frankie out after his last fight saying he will ko him then saying who has frankie ever kod well its laughable.
woodhouse is an average fighter and when/if they do meet it will end in a very bad way for curtis, he will get made to look an absolute fool and will get stopped in good style.
i said he is living in a dream world if he thinks he can even win a single round with gavin.
they are leagues and leagues apart.
the khan prescott example was awful.
this is nothing like that example, prescott was unbeaten and a k.o machine.
woodhouse has been beat by a complete journey man and has never looked anything above average in any of his fights.
he also doesnt have 1 attribute that is even half of frankies.
prescott always had a punchers chance and was an unbeaten fighter and had a devastating ko record.
i know upsets happen but there is no chance in this fight, as iv said there is not 1 attribute woodhouse has over frankie. its not even like he has a punchers chance coz he cant punch. so like i say very bad example.
theres an old saying people who live in glass houses shouldnt throw stones.
woodhouse may believe in his head hes going to win and fair play to him he shouldnt fight if he thinks other wise, but calling frankie out after his last fight saying he will ko him then saying who has frankie ever kod well its laughable.
woodhouse is an average fighter and when/if they do meet it will end in a very bad way for curtis, he will get made to look an absolute fool and will get stopped in good style.
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You made your feelings very clear - that you think it would be very one-sided!
You clearly don't want to see this fight, so why do you keep commenting on it???
You have to respect that other people (including me) would like to see this fight.
Maybe you should talk about other prospective fights.
I for one am bored of reading your one-sided views on this!!!!!
You clearly don't want to see this fight, so why do you keep commenting on it???
You have to respect that other people (including me) would like to see this fight.
Maybe you should talk about other prospective fights.
I for one am bored of reading your one-sided views on this!!!!!
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righthook
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dont know if this is aimed at me but if it is i really want to see it, just to prove how wrong people including woodhouse is.yid14 wrote:You made your feelings very clear - that you think it would be very one-sided!
You clearly don't want to see this fight, so why do you keep commenting on it???
You have to respect that other people (including me) would like to see this fight.
Maybe you should talk about other prospective fights.
I for one am bored of reading your one-sided views on this!!!!!
i was gutted when woodhouse pulled out,
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What you want to see a (in your words) clearly one-sided fight
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Love it.Counter-puncher wrote: get the fight on at Wigan Pier, its a natural
Love that too.King Geedorah wrote: Especially if they keep the insults flying.
I can't think of anything to add beyond "A Cornerman's Daughter", and that's a bit feeble.
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full respect for woodhouse, i find it a bit of a liberty people are putting him down for challenging a fighter :!:
it's what a true fighter does.
i cant see him taking many rounds if any off gavin, but he may hang in there & pull the cat out the bag late on, ive seen bigger upset's ive never seen gavin tough it out( not saying he cant) but that's boxing for you.
as for steps backward's this fight would naturally draw plenty of media intrest & pressure which woodhouse is used to as a sportsman.
gavin aint going to avoid cw,as he can shut him up & is confident of doing so.
it's what a true fighter does.
i cant see him taking many rounds if any off gavin, but he may hang in there & pull the cat out the bag late on, ive seen bigger upset's ive never seen gavin tough it out( not saying he cant) but that's boxing for you.
as for steps backward's this fight would naturally draw plenty of media intrest & pressure which woodhouse is used to as a sportsman.
gavin aint going to avoid cw,as he can shut him up & is confident of doing so.
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gavin would be a big big big favourite if he fought woodhouse, he has excellent amateur pedgree, is progressing nicely through the pro scene, arnie seems to be training him well and they seem to be a tight team..... but, curtis would be going in there trying to win, and have any of gavins previous opponents done that,who knows, a clash of heads, gavin could lose his discipline, anything could happen, especially in a fight that seems to be bubbling with a bit of bad feeling.
its a fight id like to see. an ex olympic medallist and prospect v an abitious fighter.
its a fight id like to see. an ex olympic medallist and prospect v an abitious fighter.
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sutton or solihull ? 8)curtis wood wrote:knock me outhave you ever knocked anybody out? and i dont mean 17 year old drunks outside rosies
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mickey1975
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He withdew from the Olympicsrhino222 wrote:gavin would be a big big big favourite if he fought woodhouse, he has excellent amateur pedgree, is progressing nicely through the pro scene, arnie seems to be training him well and they seem to be a tight team..... but, curtis would be going in there trying to win, and have any of gavins previous opponents done that,who knows, a clash of heads, gavin could lose his discipline, anything could happen, especially in a fight that seems to be bubbling with a bit of bad feeling.
its a fight id like to see. an ex olympic medallist and prospect v an abitious fighter.
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Frankie Gavin
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I'm pretty sure Pete mcdonagh came to win an the French kid in my fifth fightrhino222 wrote:gavin would be a big big big favourite if he fought woodhouse, he has excellent amateur pedgree, is progressing nicely through the pro scene, arnie seems to be training him well and they seem to be a tight team..... but, curtis would be going in there trying to win, and have any of gavins previous opponents done that,who knows, a clash of heads, gavin could lose his discipline, anything could happen, especially in a fight that seems to be bubbling with a bit of bad feeling.
its a fight id like to see. an ex olympic medallist and prospect v an abitious fighter.
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McDonagh came to win, tried a getting a bit rough and it was answered in kind. To be honest, I think the woodhouse fight plays out the same way...
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it is obvious that Gavin has far better skills and pedigree than Curtis; the only way it makes sense to put the bout on is if there is 'bad blood' or needle between the 2. They may not like each other genuinely but after his last fight I thought Curtis was a bit tongue in cheek (with Frankie) and said that all the disrespectful stuff before the Bull fight was to make a bit more interest. To be honest; the lads on here looking forward to Woodhouse getting a one sided hiding piss me off. Do you not think that Curtis knows who he is going to face? Don't you think that shows some real balls? Frankie Gavin has been getting better and better and those who are saying he can't punch are comparing him to Julian Jackson. I hope for an entertaining bout with aggression and counter punching, desire and class; and get a decent pay day. With the right foil Gavin would look brilliant and against the right man Woodhouse can show that he is not a novelty boxer. Both men can come out of this well and if they're enjoying the smack talk; all the better. 
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yeah sorry, my mistake, i was thinking of the world championships i think it was.mickey1975 wrote:He withdew from the Olympicsrhino222 wrote:gavin would be a big big big favourite if he fought woodhouse, he has excellent amateur pedgree, is progressing nicely through the pro scene, arnie seems to be training him well and they seem to be a tight team..... but, curtis would be going in there trying to win, and have any of gavins previous opponents done that,who knows, a clash of heads, gavin could lose his discipline, anything could happen, especially in a fight that seems to be bubbling with a bit of bad feeling.
its a fight id like to see. an ex olympic medallist and prospect v an abitious fighter.