Where are our stars of the future!

tonyevs
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Post by tonyevs »

I do not mean to come across like I`ve got it in for Froch,it`s just I do not think he is that good,the hands down style is wrong. And he would say he is going to do this and do that but we will just have to wait and see who is right,British,commonwealth,european fair enough but we`ll see at world level.
Barrera`s record was better than Hameds...what/??a couple of losses obviously do not make a difference now then eh..heres me thinking this was a fight he took to build up the Morales fight.
steve689
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Post by steve689 »

Chambers wrote:I have not seen Bernard Dunne fight yet, but he is getting rave reviews also
I must confess from what i have seen of him on ESPN he doesn't look overly impressive, he also looked pretty small for a Featherweight to me, i mean compared to someone like Harrison who would make 3 of him! 8)
jeej
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Post by jeej »

I think Haye is looking good, I just hope he doesn't get too cocky and sharpens up his skills, particularly defensively. Too many young fighters do well with their offensive skills alone and become cocky *COUGH*Hamed*COUGH*, if a guy with talent like Haye can keep a focused and level head I'm sure he will go far.

Time will tell, I guess.
catweazle
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Post by catweazle »

Mitchell,Daws,Froch,Haye-all have the potential to be world-class.Potential and reality are two different things.Lets hope they all go far but remember,it all takes time.Look at any great fighters record and you'll see 'bums' on there.Its called learning your trade.Too many of you lot want instant results.It's just not like that in boxing.
Watch out for Dan Cadman at middleweight.Darren Barker will also be special when he turns over.
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