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Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 05:49
by whiteboy
Pugilist-specialist wrote:After Brook-Senchenko was announced Frankie's promoter supposedly offered 100k for Brook to fight him, before announcing the Barnes fight which we were told was to secure the Lonsdale belt.
Frankie's opponent for his next fight should be hopefully a big step-up in class.
Except this fight in leeds in being described as a routine 12-round commeanwealth title defence or maybe an inter-continental...

Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 05:55
by DMA1987
whiteboy wrote:Pugilist-specialist wrote:After Brook-Senchenko was announced Frankie's promoter supposedly offered 100k for Brook to fight him, before announcing the Barnes fight which we were told was to secure the Lonsdale belt.
Frankie's opponent for his next fight should be hopefully a big step-up in class.
Except this fight in leeds in being described as a routine 12-round commeanwealth title defence or maybe an inter-continental...

Yeah but 2014 is going to be massive obviously.
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 06:00
by Ezzard
bigB wrote:I think win Lonsdale belt outright maybe go for the winner or Bundu vs Purdy then step up to eliminators.
I agree with this.
I think defence is key for Frankie. He's skillful and intelligent. He's not a one punch KO artist but he doesn't lack pop. The better his defence becomes the better career he will have.
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 06:02
by jimcook
if he could benefit from 2-3 years of top conditioning diet and disciplined training gavin would be able to compete with any welter in the world. if he could back up his excellent boxing brain with burns- like graft he could rule the world. im sure he could beat khan now.
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 06:06
by Ezzard
I know its not a body building contest but sometimes Frankie has looked a little on the soft side...without the sharp definition of other fighters.
If he is skipping training a little it will be a shame because he has everything else to be a real threat to anyone in the division.
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 08:19
by TheGman
bigB wrote:I think win Lonsdale belt outright maybe go for the winner or Bundu vs Purdy then step up to eliminators.
He already has the belt outright.
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 08:22
by TheGman
Ezzard wrote:I know its not a body building contest but sometimes Frankie has looked a little on the soft side...without the sharp definition of other fighters.
If he is skipping training a little it will be a shame because he has everything else to be a real threat to anyone in the division.
Look at naseem hamed,he disnt have the definition of a boxer,look at tony tubbs he never either. As long as the fighter gets in the ring and does the buisnesd i dont care if they like E.T

Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 09:09
by palooka
thechump wrote:Ezzard wrote:I know its not a body building contest but sometimes Frankie has looked a little on the soft side...without the sharp definition of other fighters.
If he is skipping training a little it will be a shame because he has everything else to be a real threat to anyone in the division.
Look at naseem hamed,he disnt have the definition of a boxer
,look at tony tubbs he never either. As long as the fighter gets in the ring and does the buisnesd i dont care if they like E.T


Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 10:23
by Ezzard
thechump wrote:Ezzard wrote:I know its not a body building contest but sometimes Frankie has looked a little on the soft side...without the sharp definition of other fighters.
If he is skipping training a little it will be a shame because he has everything else to be a real threat to anyone in the division.
Look at naseem hamed,he disnt have the definition of a boxer,look at tony tubbs he never either. As long as the fighter gets in the ring and does the buisnesd i dont care if they like E.T

Tony Tubbs is a cup cake too far, mate.
Tubbs could have been a far better fighter if he had been in shape.
Just shocks me that guys go into the ring, put it all on the line, and aren't 100%.
Frankie could be in perfect condition...I don't know. I just want him to succeed.
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 10:26
by Rogers21
everyone seems to forget Vassell had only had one fight in 2years when faught gavin, personally thought he looked very rusty
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 10:28
by lefty
Ezzard wrote:thechump wrote:Ezzard wrote:I know its not a body building contest but sometimes Frankie has looked a little on the soft side...without the sharp definition of other fighters.
If he is skipping training a little it will be a shame because he has everything else to be a real threat to anyone in the division.
Look at naseem hamed,he disnt have the definition of a boxer,look at tony tubbs he never either. As long as the fighter gets in the ring and does the buisnesd i dont care if they like E.T

Tony Tubbs is a cup cake too far, mate.
Tubbs could have been a far better fighter if he had been in shape.
Just shocks me that guys go into the ring, put it all on the line, and aren't 100%.
Frankie could be in perfect condition...I don't know. I just want him to succeed.
I wonder though if it's a case of body type more than anything sometimes though! One thing I would be interested in and would possibly explain why frankie isnt that muscular/ripped is if his training involved much weight lifting?
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 10:37
by expe
Rogers21 wrote:everyone seems to forget Vassell had only had one fight in 2years when faught gavin, personally thought he looked very rusty
He'd fought 7 months before and rustiness doesn't last 7 rounds or account for a broken jaw, I'd suggest he looked that way simply because he was in with a far better fighter who was way too good for him.
Re: Frankie Gavin vs. the Welterweight Elite
Posted: 06 Nov 2013, 11:15
by Counter-puncher
expe wrote:Rogers21 wrote:everyone seems to forget Vassell had only had one fight in 2years when faught gavin, personally thought he looked very rusty
He'd fought 7 months before and rustiness doesn't last 7 rounds or account for a broken jaw, I'd suggest he looked that way simply because he was in with a far better fighter who was way too good for him.

stylewise Frankie dealt with him even better than i thought he would