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Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 15 Jun 2011, 17:37
by Johnny Cucumber
Maloney strikes me as the type of guy who won't let a loss effect his fighter in anyway, just as a learning curve. I would imagine he will get the exact same attention and money as he's always got.
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 15 Jun 2011, 18:21
by funso banjo baby
£32 K
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 06:29
by Darcy Delaney
damianhucker1 wrote:imo this guy
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer is an idea next opponent for Dallas , positive record , something dallas hasnt got too many of on his own record , has been ko'd in a round by Danny Williams just a few months ago , would be a good confidence boost for Dallas in my opinion as he could potentially look at it as his best win so far on paper (record wise) , but in all fairness shouldnt be too much trouble for him , id epect it to be going no more than 2 rounds .
why spend the money bringing someone like this over when we have our own crop of fighters that need the money?? like carl baker,richard towers,dave ferguson,paul butlin,ali adams,danny hughes all capable fighters that im sure would love the chance to fight dallas ??
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 06:58
by Superheavy
Darcy Delaney wrote:damianhucker1 wrote:imo this guy
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer is an idea next opponent for Dallas , positive record , something dallas hasnt got too many of on his own record , has been ko'd in a round by Danny Williams just a few months ago , would be a good confidence boost for Dallas in my opinion as he could potentially look at it as his best win so far on paper (record wise) , but in all fairness shouldnt be too much trouble for him , id epect it to be going no more than 2 rounds .
why spend the money bringing someone like this over when we have our own crop of fighters that need the money?? like carl baker,richard towers,dave ferguson,paul butlin,ali adams,danny hughes all capable fighters that im sure would love the chance to fight dallas ??
I think that fella might still have unfinished business with Gabor Kiss (and several other blokes called Gabor)
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 07:23
by Eraserhead
Larry vs Tom would be a great 'sort the men from the boys' kind of fight. The winner moves on, the loser goes home. Do it over eight or ten rounds.
I liked Dallas' attitude before, during and after that Price defeat, so I'd like to see him do well. He seems almost too honest for his own good at times, but I consider that a redeeming quality and it made me warm to him. The big loveable oaf.
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 12:02
by Deano s
Darcy Delaney wrote:damianhucker1 wrote:imo this guy
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer is an idea next opponent for Dallas , positive record , something dallas hasnt got too many of on his own record , has been ko'd in a round by Danny Williams just a few months ago , would be a good confidence boost for Dallas in my opinion as he could potentially look at it as his best win so far on paper (record wise) , but in all fairness shouldnt be too much trouble for him , id epect it to be going no more than 2 rounds .
why spend the money bringing someone like this over when we have our own crop of fighters that need the money?? like carl baker,richard towers,dave ferguson,paul butlin,ali adams,danny hughes all capable fighters that im sure would love the chance to fight dallas ??
Butlin would fight him perhaps Towers would take the fight aswell but all the others have been oferd fights with tom and turned them down
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 12:10
by keithmoonhangover
diggler wrote:can see him in the next prizefighter with big larry
Larry won't be doing Prizefighter mate. He ruled it out at the weekend when he posted on my thread about him.
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 16:18
by Bricks
Heavyweights careers can be derailed early with knockout after knockout but the way i see it dallas is pure quality. I still see tom going a long way i dont understand those saying tom is domestic level. I see him and price going a long way
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 16:22
by hurlock
mugabi wrote:Heavyweights careers can be derailed early with knockout after knockout but the way i see it dallas is pure quality. I still see tom going a long way i dont understand those saying tom is domestic level. I see him and price going a long way
yeah but stevey wonder can see better then you ya burk
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Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 16 Jun 2011, 19:50
by Darcy Delaney
Deano s wrote:Darcy Delaney wrote:damianhucker1 wrote:imo this guy
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer is an idea next opponent for Dallas , positive record , something dallas hasnt got too many of on his own record , has been ko'd in a round by Danny Williams just a few months ago , would be a good confidence boost for Dallas in my opinion as he could potentially look at it as his best win so far on paper (record wise) , but in all fairness shouldnt be too much trouble for him , id epect it to be going no more than 2 rounds .
why spend the money bringing someone like this over when we have our own crop of fighters that need the money?? like carl baker,richard towers,dave ferguson,paul butlin,ali adams,danny hughes all capable fighters that im sure would love the chance to fight dallas ??
Butlin would fight him perhaps Towers would take the fight aswell but all the others have been oferd fights with tom and turned them down
it's alright offering the fight but what money was offered if the money is right any fight can happen
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 17 Jun 2011, 00:47
by ScottDetonator
Dallas has still got plenty to give. A couple of confidence winning fights and then see how the land lies. Prizefighter wouldn't be a bad option depending on the field.
Re: What next for Tom Dallas
Posted: 17 Jun 2011, 00:49
by crusader
MachoMan09 wrote:Dallas should stay well clear of Prizefighter for the time being. There's no shame in getting starched by a lad of Price's quality. Tom simply needs to get back in the gym and develop into the quality domestic operator he has the potential to be.
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