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wrimc wrote:WHats the deal with him looking at his boxrec profile he hasnt fought in over a year and a half? Is he signed to a promotional deal?

Whats the news on when he will next be out?

Not sure when hes out next,hopfully jan-feb latest(he needs to crack on) ChrisW who posts might be able to shed some light...

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Ive never seen or heard of Davies,is there a link to this interview?? cheers

he's a big, tall southpaw, looks smooth and fluid.

For me its got to be Kris Carslaw

Karl Place, Kieron Farrell, Liam Cameron, Joe Selkirk.

I like the look of Karl Place

slapbangwhallop wrote:Carl Frampton, Jamie Kavanagh and Paddy McDonagh

Three very different but very talented Irish fighters and will hopefully get the chance to make waves in 2011.

Paddy McDonagh won't go beyond domestic level imo. He looked shite against Ciaran Healy.

A-Force Audley Harrison will show everyone what he is all about this year. The journey isnt over. Undisputed heavyweight king by the end of 2011. YES HE CAN.

ImElvis666 wrote:

slapbangwhallop wrote:Carl Frampton, Jamie Kavanagh and Paddy McDonagh

Three very different but very talented Irish fighters and will hopefully get the chance to make waves in 2011.

Paddy McDonagh won't go beyond domestic level imo. He looked shite against Ciaran Healy.

Lets be fair to McDonagh, he was in his third fight as a pro and only 18 whereas Ciaran was an experienced 25 fight vet.

I thought it was a very good result.

Stephen Ormond looks the real deal and i reckon warren will move him along quick enough and Dean Byrne could pick up a title or two if he ends up coming home also.

As far as the Heavies go, I don't anticipate anyone 'breaking in' to disrupt the following names:

Chisora, Fury, Sexton, Rogan, Olubamiwo. Sprott has no buzz about him, I'm expecting another outing on the continent before a title fight here. Harrison... less said the better. I think Sexton and Rogan might be enticed into fights with Fury and Larry, in no particular order, all four need big-ish wins, some more than others, and Chisora once he sorts his immediate situation out, will look at two of those four this coming year IMO

Luis Garcia, but probably needs to go to America.

slapbangwhallop wrote:

ImElvis666 wrote:

slapbangwhallop wrote:Carl Frampton, Jamie Kavanagh and Paddy McDonagh

Three very different but very talented Irish fighters and will hopefully get the chance to make waves in 2011.

Paddy McDonagh won't go beyond domestic level imo. He looked shite against Ciaran Healy.

Lets be fair to McDonagh, he was in his third fight as a pro and only 18 whereas Ciaran was an experienced 25 fight vet.

I thought it was a very good result.

I'm not taking away from it. It's a big step up for someone in their third fight but if you are talking about someone who's expecting to go on to winning world titles, he should have slaughtered him like James De Gale did in his 3rd fight. He's only a young fella and I wish him all the best but I don't think he'll come close to mixing it at world level. Hope he proves me wrong.

I love all this,everyone pis picking a boxer from his manor....i could say all the Walsh brothers will win a british title which they will at some point....NICK MACDONALD ALL THE WAY

jonp wrote:Llewy has got a great chance in prizefighter and if he gets it right could go places.
Karl place very good prospect.
Patrick mendy could break some hearts in 2011
Prince Arron will win his first major title next year as well.

Ahem excuse me havnt got one from our gym let alone birmingham so take that back 8)

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I love all this,everyone pis picking a boxer from his manor....i could say all the Walsh brothers will win a british title which they will at some point....NICK MACDONALD ALL THE WAY

Tommy your a birkenheader pretending to be from gt.yarmouth. DD haha.

boxingfarmer30 wrote:

Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I love all this,everyone pis picking a boxer from his manor....i could say all the Walsh brothers will win a british title which they will at some point....NICK MACDONALD ALL THE WAY

Tommy your a birkenheader pretending to be from gt.yarmouth. DD haha.

Trust me mate im Great Yarmouth born&bread(nout to be proud off) My mum&her brothers&sisters are from the Port....ive never been there myself...i Big MacDonald up coz he was a top Am boxer,as ive stated earlier in this topic,always caught him the later part of the abas&he always impressed me.... the nearest ive been to where my mother&family was brought up is Manchester....I hate Gt yarmouth,maybe i might have done better in the port...

David Price won't excite with his style, but I reckon he may come through providing he keeps active.

ImElvis666 wrote:

slapbangwhallop wrote:

ImElvis666 wrote: Paddy McDonagh won't go beyond domestic level imo. He looked shite against Ciaran Healy.

Lets be fair to McDonagh, he was in his third fight as a pro and only 18 whereas Ciaran was an experienced 25 fight vet.

I thought it was a very good result.

I'm not taking away from it. It's a big step up for someone in their third fight but if you are talking about someone who's expecting to go on to winning world titles, he should have slaughtered him like James De Gale did in his 3rd fight. He's only a young fella and I wish him all the best but I don't think he'll come close to mixing it at world level. Hope he proves me wrong.

Fairly harsh comparision hombre. DeGale was five years older and an Olympic Gold medallist.

Plus Healy hasnt been stopped since despite being in with some decent fighters.

Joe Murray , Rhys Roberts Karl Place

Alex Dilmaghani needs some bloody fights.

Karl Place , Luis Garcia hopefully.

Maybe even see Jamie Cox come back to it again.

G0mez wrote:Alex Dilmaghani needs some bloody fights.

Karl Place , Luis Garcia hopefully.

Maybe even see Jamie Cox come back to it again.

Good shout - completely slipped off my radar.

I know he isnt English, but whatever happened to Yuri Romanov, such a wasted talent.

Andypittcov wrote:
Yeah I know him and his twin bro Rhys,

Rhys Davies' fight against Hastings Rasani was one of the four-round classics of our times, and I'm prepared to say that in court.

Meanwhile, getting back on topic, I agree with everyone who has suggested Audley. A British Masters title is only just out of reach for him, if he plays his cards right.

jBacca wrote:

G0mez wrote:Alex Dilmaghani needs some bloody fights.

Karl Place , Luis Garcia hopefully.

Maybe even see Jamie Cox come back to it again.

Good shout - completely slipped off my radar.

hes now managed by spencer fearon, he really needs a busy 2011

Hopefully 2011 can be a good year for my brother Ali shah looking to get a good team behind him looks like he may have found a trainer for him in Manchester and is looking to get very fit and concentrate on boxing more often after April when his managers contract ends with John ingle.. Trainer and new manager hopefully all will be revealed when is for definite seems like he found the right guy to motivate him and train him and hopefully he can get some good fights this year I know he would love to box any one at his weight and gets the notice and recognition and fight for a title would be great for him I can see him and think he can win English British and commonwealth titles he has the talent and hopefully someday world titles I hope the public and boxing fans and writers all take to him and he knuckles down this year and fights some good opposition... New trainer and hopefully management team all to be revealed in good time.. I think This can be a good new year him if all goes to plan.. Fingers crossed!!