Dempsey has been living in the uk and predominantly fighting non Australians for years.coneye wrote: ↑22 Dec 2024, 05:22 It was a good win on paper , but Mckean and the Aussies long ago learned how to play the game , especielly the big boys , Repham boxing club probably has more heavyweights than the whole of Aust so build up a record of wins , then grab a couple of big money fights based on your win record .
Good on them but the win does'nt mean much except a number on Moses record , so at 19 i expect Franks not going to risk his prospect for quite some time yet , so definetly don't hold your breath for a big name , One i would like to see is Moses v Huni that would be interesting and tell us where Moses is at , if he can do the same to Huni i think the English have a real good prospect on there hands , Huni i don't think hits hard enough for the heavys but he can box a bit .
makes it interesting though Frank has Moses , and Eddie just signed Teremoana Jr who i would suspect throw him in with Mclean and he will do a job just has quick , will these two prospects meet or will there promoters swerve like crazy , Personaly i think Frank will rap Moses up in cotton wool , and wait for the big guns to get too old and retire , At 19 Moses has the time does he have the paitence
There are also as many pro Australian heavyweights as brits.
Saying McKean is an easy quick knockout is outrageous. He went 11 and a half with hrg and beat rice.
No fault of Moses but he landed a shot strait on the back of the head, that’s what caused this fight to end early.
I did expect Moses to Finnish Dempsey quickish, but it’s a foolish hindsight view to think Dempsey is an easy knockover (he isn’t very good but he isn’t shit and definatly isn’t chinny).
