BoxRec

taffytoon wrote:

mcato wrote:So many boxers are on the way up at the moment here are a few:
Andreas Evangelou, Jamie Cox, Joe Selkirk, Denton Vassell but for me the most exiting are Chris Evangelou & Erick Ochieng

Put Lee Selby on that list mate

Funny looking back over predictions

Martin ward will come on the scene this year at bantam weight got alot of skill to mix it at the top

Mitchell Smith looks like can fight

Louis Norman. Remember I told you.

Chris Keane : Cruiserweight
Simon Vallily : Cruiserweight
Calum Smith : Super Middleweight
John Ryder : Middleweight
Terry Flannigan : Lightweight
Lee Selby : Featherweight
Kal Yafai : Bantamweight
Jamie Conlan : Super Flyweight

gasman wrote:Bobby George (British based anyhow), Jamie Conlan, Eammon O'Kane, Karl Place, Mark Heffron, Richard Towers

iain butcher ,flyweight from Jerviston.

Adamj1987 wrote:i always liked nathan mcintosh but his career has stagnated

Im currently helping training nathan , hes just come back from a career threatening hand injury .

Only been back in the gym for a week so theres a long way to go and its unlikely he will box this year as we want to make sure his hand is good .

Hes still only 25 so got loads of time yet to make an impact .

Hes come to the gym at 10 and half stone without training , so although hes mainly boxed as a welterweight i think he will be giving it a go at light welter when he returns to the ring .

Very talented lad whos been dogged by injuries .


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHvSujMv0mU - thats a little promo video a friend of his did .

Leigh Wood is the name that springs to my mind as a future star

middle/ super middleweight grant cunningham 7-0 from stafford looking good nice relaxed boxer one to watch

dondada wrote:Louis Norman. Remember I told you.

and me I beleive he will go a really long way at least european level hes a really good prospect

Looking On wrote:

Adamj1987 wrote:i always liked nathan mcintosh but his career has stagnated

Im currently helping training nathan , hes just come back from a career threatening hand injury .

Only been back in the gym for a week so theres a long way to go and its unlikely he will box this year as we want to make sure his hand is good .

Hes still only 25 so got loads of time yet to make an impact .

Hes come to the gym at 10 and half stone without training , so although hes mainly boxed as a welterweight i think he will be giving it a go at light welter when he returns to the ring .

Very talented lad whos been dogged by injuries .


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHvSujMv0mU - thats a little promo video a friend of his did .

Leigh Wood is the name that springs to my mind as a future star

Yes Nathan Mcintosh he has struggled with his hand for quite a while he looked good last time I saw him at Clifton Leisure Centre but unfortunately injured his hand again so i hope he has got it sorted coz a nice guy as well as very talented BEST OF LUCK TO HIM

I am going to mention Leigh Wood and Dale Evans who I expect to make real strides this year. Liam Williams, Lewis Rees and Chad Gaynor too

Arfan the major Iqbal from Derby is a really good prospect the guy can really bang just needs to control his aggression and be a little more patient and he could go a really long way coz he can box as well as punch but at the moment he is just trying to blow them out from the first bell but he is still very young and raw

Kal Yafai is going places in the next few years