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Superheavy wrote:

MachoMan09 wrote:Cornish is a big lump and he's looked quite decent thus far with absolutely nothing coming back at him. Live heavybags can flatter to deceive.

Agreed - Tom Dallas looked pretty tasty until he encountered a half-decent operator in Page

Very true. let's hope Cornish isn't Dallas mk2.

cornish is going to have a great chin when he steps up as he hangs his left really low and his footwork is poor. i know he is still a relative novice but in the heavyweight division there is a huge jump from trail horse to british title level. a good few months of top sparring in the states would be ideal for cornish otherwise he will get sparked pele reid style sooner rather than later

fantaheed wrote:cornish is going to have a great chin when he steps up as he hangs his left really low and his footwork is poor. i know he is still a relative novice but in the heavyweight division there is a huge jump from trail horse to british title level. a good few months of top sparring in the states would be ideal for cornish otherwise he will get sparked pele reid style sooner rather than later

He should come down and spar Stephen Simmons?

billy nelson wrote:

fantaheed wrote:cornish is going to have a great chin when he steps up as he hangs his left really low and his footwork is poor. i know he is still a relative novice but in the heavyweight division there is a huge jump from trail horse to british title level. a good few months of top sparring in the states would be ideal for cornish otherwise he will get sparked pele reid style sooner rather than later

He should come down and spar Stephen Simmons?

or if he wanted even sharper sparring he could come down and spar with jon lewis dickinson

I'd like to see him matched with a few more British fighters. I know Eastern Europeans are all the rage but his aim is the Lonsadale belt.

Could be another Tom Dallas.

fantaheed wrote:

billy nelson wrote:

fantaheed wrote:cornish is going to have a great chin when he steps up as he hangs his left really low and his footwork is poor. i know he is still a relative novice but in the heavyweight division there is a huge jump from trail horse to british title level. a good few months of top sparring in the states would be ideal for cornish otherwise he will get sparked pele reid style sooner rather than later

He should come down and spar Stephen Simmons?

or if he wanted even sharper sparring he could come down and spar with jon lewis dickinson

He better be sharp when he eventually fights Simmons coz if he not he'll get destoyed!1-2-1-2-1-2 lol

When's Simmons out next? been quite impressed with him so far.

Old bones Ian wrote:When's Simmons out next? been quite impressed with him so far.

June 22nd Wolverhampton against Chris Keane 10 rounds

Cornish now 9-0 Billy. Another 2 fights scheduled this year. And whoever said he's slow doesn't have a scooby doo!

naturalmass wrote:Cornish now 9-0 Billy. Another 2 fights scheduled this year. And whoever said he's slow doesn't have a scooby doo!

Hes out next Monday at the St Andrews SPorting Club, and also in Inverness later in the year .

Alba wrote:

naturalmass wrote:Cornish now 9-0 Billy. Another 2 fights scheduled this year. And whoever said he's slow doesn't have a scooby doo!

Hes out next Monday at the St Andrews SPorting Club, and also in Inverness later in the year .

I think Mitch Prince is boxing for a Masters Title that nights aswell??

Big Cornish looks decent so far but he's boxing very small guys Remigijus Ziausys is 5f 10. Rasani isn't mich bigger than 6f. Igor Borucha is 6f. Howard Daley also 6f ish. Everyone of them mentioned aare Cruiserweights. Now am not having a pop at Gary here because he can only beat who is put in front of him but he can't be learning too much from these fights. If you look at the weight of the guys he's boxing, he's sometimes 2plus stone heavier. It can't be easy getting him opponents but there has to be a few genuine heavyweights willing to box. Good luck to him.

At this stage, if you're earning you're learning. This particular learning curve is deliberately gradual and considered. The class is coming through nicely. And a word to the wise, anyone who makes the journey North to spar and swaggers through the door dictating and making demands Will be encouraged to vacate the premises as a matter of urgency. This game is built on the foundations of respect.

MachoMan09 wrote: You'd have thought that you'd be grateful for any sparring you can get when you're all the way up there. It must be a struggle to find lads to work with, it's bad enough down here where there's some oxygen. Does Gary travel south or abroad for sparring much

I'm pretty sure Gary turned down the opportunity to spar with one of the Klitschko's but chose to fight on an Inverness bill about a month back.

....he travels south and abroad. It's all getting done.