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flatnoseflynn wrote:I hope he does well good luck to him as I said no offence but hunger is everything to with it all the best pro's come from bad starts in life that's the hunger you need to get to the top sorry but very true.

Adam1991 wrote:Hagler i didnt post this for you too slag jaffa off, you obviously dont kno him and never met him, hes a great down to earth lad and boxing is his life hes gone over to america to better himself as a professional so every credit to him.. in future dont comment on my posts unless youve got something constructive to say!!!!

flatnoseflynn wrote:Isn't Jeffries from a rich family? (no offence i'm sure he's a sound lad) but probably hasn't got the hunger like someone who has to do it to survive than someone who does it for something to do as a side line ?

phil5555 wrote:

flatnoseflynn wrote:Isn't Jeffries from a rich family? (no offence i'm sure he's a sound lad) but probably hasn't got the hunger like someone who has to do it to survive than someone who does it for something to do as a side line ?

Rich family my arse i have plenty of debt like any one else ,and struggle on (heard it all now ) my friend,Tony has got the Hunger had it since he was 12 if he didnt dont think he would of sold his car and other stuff to move to La to train , Adam let Hagler2002 get his points over he has a opionion (BILLY HARDY)

Dioufy wrote:I have learnt never to rule someone out totally, but with Jeffries there's not much I like about his style. He needs to relax into his stance, and let that jab go, then fight behind it. Maloney has got it so wrong with Jaffa. In the fights where he hasn't blown someone out, Maloney has brought over another Latvian for him to 'build up his confidence', when in truth it stagnates him. He needs an opponent who is better than the last everytime he faces an opponent. Knocking out 10 tomatoe cans is counter-productive because he'll become right-hand happy, and it will backfire, if it hasn't already with Banbula, who himself is nothing great. If he continues the way he's going then he's going nowhere, so he definitely needs to concentrate, train hard and get his nut down, otherwise he's English-level material.

Spud wrote:Being out of the limelight in America will in my opinion do Jaffa the power of good - in addition sparring he will be getting will be superb - they wont give a f*ck who Jaffa is and thus they will have given him a rough time and thus in my opinion improve Jaffa leaps and bounds. To add to that Jaffa will be doing ok otherwise he would have been home by now in my view.

At the Jamie McDonnell v Jamoyle fight - I had a hideous experience - some filthy mackem **** came up to me and said "are you Spud" my reply was yes and I got out of headbutt range. Phil Jefferies introduced himself and I have to say we had a bloody good chat - top man - which was a relief after the spats on here!!!

I think Jaffa has an awful lot to prove - I dont think things will happen immediately however its my honest opinion that Jaffa needs to be matched competiviely and very toughly - either he will make it or he can go and work for his dad its as harsh as that - my feeling is Jaffa will prove some of my criticisms wrong and I hope he does.

jaffa1 wrote:every 1 saying things need to change with me ..... why do you all think i came to USA ? i'm not here for a holiday!!
every round of sparring i've had here has been like a fight (open) against tough tough boxers,

Tommy Brookes is a fantastic coach the best i've worked with,

jaffa1 wrote:Not been on here in ages , thought i'd have a look to see if it was mentioned about the video thing on youtube and to see if i was getting stick about it haha i was right but no one has even mentioned the video what this thread was about

sum 1 said above , if i cant take criticism i may aswel pack in boxing whats that all about hahahaha

i admit can't take criticism very well and why should i? if i was one of these fighters letting my mouth go saying i'm going to do this and that then not doing it then i deserve stick but i dont not at all, i don't mind positive constructive criticism, but when people slag me personally and be nasty about it and say stuff as if they wanting me to fail

i've got much better at taking sh*t since the bambola fight cos i got loads for that

anyway part 2 of my video "life as a pro" will be coming soon

just keep checking my fb page http://www.facebook.com/olympian.tony or twitter http://www.twitter.com/tony_jeffries haha why not give it a cheeky plug
best of luck tony
i tell u what makes me laugh when some of the critics say i should consitrate on boxing rather than being on twitter and facebook what does this mean, after nd in between training u expect me to sit there on youtube watching videos of boxing , or studying it from when i wake up to when i go to sleep haha or coming on boxrec reading sh*t people say about me :surprised: i enjoy going on it same as everyone , at the end of the day i'm a normal lad and which normal lad don't use facey DD

someone above said it looked like i'm staying in a luxery hotel in LA , google the extended stay hotel Torrance Harbor Gateway then you will change your mind look where it is too!!


every 1 saying things need to change with me ..... why do you all think i came to USA ? i'm not here for a holiday!!
every round of sparring i've had here has been like a fight (open) against tough tough boxers,

Tommy Brookes is a fantastic coach the best i've worked with,

and for people who are interested i'm still waiting for the date of my next fight its looking like april


or and here's the "life as a Pro" video if you missed it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkxcybXmn94 it was filmed about 2 year ago , but never got put together so it's going to be on youtube in parts as its now finished , i'm sure theres plenty of you will find stuff on there to give me stick about



Thanks for reading and thanks to the people who have supported me and too the people slagging

all the best
Tony Jeffries

flatnoseflynn wrote:I hope he does well good luck to him as I said no offence but hunger is everything to with it all the best pro's come from bad starts in life that's the hunger you need to get to the top sorry but very true.

Lenny wrote:It's a rubbish generalisation. There are people who strive for success and bone idle folk in all walks of life. Main difference is people from more wealthy backgrounds are far less likely to ever take up boxing - doesn't mean they will want success on the rugby field/cricket pitch/court room whatever any less. Now I think it's a different matter once you have achieved success to keep the motivation to stay at the top and that's where Marvin Hagler silk pyjamas comment comes into play.

Anyway, I'd love to see Tony get himself back into the mix and light heavy or super middle. I certainly wouldn't write him off yet. The sight of Degale moving as quickly as he is must be enough motivation for him

phil5555 wrote: Wealth back ground my arse Where did you get that from Come on spud help me out

saturday_kid wrote:

Lenny wrote:It's a rubbish generalisation. There are people who strive for success and bone idle folk in all walks of life. Main difference is people from more wealthy backgrounds are far less likely to ever take up boxing - doesn't mean they will want success on the rugby field/cricket pitch/court room whatever any less. Now I think it's a different matter once you have achieved success to keep the motivation to stay at the top and that's where Marvin Hagler silk pyjamas comment comes into play.

Anyway, I'd love to see Tony get himself back into the mix and light heavy or super middle. I certainly wouldn't write him off yet. The sight of Degale moving as quickly as he is must be enough motivation for him

Agreed mate 100%

Anyway you can tell Tony doesn't come from a wealthy background, can't understand a word he says!!! Lol only kidding.

Also Tony any chance of you fighting over in the states, imo, which to be honest doesn't mean much, sometimes I think you were a bit too eager to impress, maybe if you were in the states you could sit back and think about your boxing more, valuable experiance, cos you've obviously got the skills.

Anyway all the best fella

phil5555 wrote:

saturday_kid wrote:

Lenny wrote:It's a rubbish generalisation. There are people who strive for success and bone idle folk in all walks of life. Main difference is people from more wealthy backgrounds are far less likely to ever take up boxing - doesn't mean they will want success on the rugby field/cricket pitch/court room whatever any less. Now I think it's a different matter once you have achieved success to keep the motivation to stay at the top and that's where Marvin Hagler silk pyjamas comment comes into play.

Anyway, I'd love to see Tony get himself back into the mix and light heavy or super middle. I certainly wouldn't write him off yet. The sight of Degale moving as quickly as he is must be enough motivation for him

Agreed mate 100%

Anyway you can tell Tony doesn't come from a wealthy background, can't understand a word he says!!! Lol only kidding.

Also Tony any chance of you fighting over in the states, imo, which to be honest doesn't mean much, sometimes I think you were a bit too eager to impress, maybe if you were in the states you could sit back and think about your boxing more, valuable experiance, cos you've obviously got the skills.

Anyway all the best fella

Every sparring session in the states is like a fight Good post.

Come on my Young lefty do you belive all you here on sky mate Lefty who would say would be a good opponent
for his next fight.