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Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 10 Mar 2014, 20:12
by Coco
If Curtis has the opportunity of grabbing the Commonwealth too he should jump at it.
After that I think he should give Hamilton a rematch, it was a proper close fight.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 10 Mar 2014, 20:37
by JamieM
Curtis there is no right or wrong here and only you know what you feel is the right thing to do! You have an amazing manager in Dave Coldwell who for me has took you to heights nobody could imagine. Willie Limond is a hard fight and for me is a 50-50 in which he wont turn down so hopefully it happens. Only thing is it may have to be in Scotland but hey! I hope things work out for you

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 11 Mar 2014, 01:28
by TheGman
Everyone wants a piece of curtis now,whats it like to be the one who is getting chased curtis? Better than being the chaser?

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 11 Mar 2014, 13:45
by expe
JamieM wrote:Curtis there is no right or wrong here and only you know what you feel is the right thing to do! You have an amazing manager in Dave Coldwell who for me has took you to heights nobody could imagine. Willie Limond is a hard fight and for me is a 50-50 in which he wont turn down so hopefully it happens. Only thing is it may have to be in Scotland but hey! I hope things work out for you
Definitely a 50-50 but can't see it being anywhere but Yorkshire, who would promote the fight in Scotland?

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 12 Mar 2014, 09:28
by Rogers21
id pick woodhouse to stop him

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 15 Mar 2014, 09:47
by Autobarn
leforge wrote:i reckon Woodhouse v Coyle in Hull outdoors in the summer.
I'd like this the most, coyle. or even a rematch with derry Matthews up at light welterweight. obviously Hamilton rematch would be exciting, too.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 15 Mar 2014, 09:50
by Autobarn
thechump wrote:Everyone wants a piece of curtis now,whats it like to be the one who is getting chased curtis? Better than being the chaser?
I hope an offer is made by a promoter for something more tasty than a limond fight. woodhouse and limond will probably deliver but there's fighters I think would complement woodhouse more.

and also, limond's defeat to crolla was pretty tame stuff.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 16 Mar 2014, 04:18
by curtis wood
Had some really exciting offers the last couple of days, can't say much more at this stage, hopefully a announcement next week, does seem strange being the hunted rather than the hunter, I can't take my eye off the ball, I'll still train like a challenger, at 10st when I'm in tip top shape and hungry I'm a hard fight for anybody, I'm still improving and now the shackles are off and I've won the British I believe you guys are going to see the best of me, I've been so tense and uptight in fights before because I always felt like I'd not delivered on my promise to my dad, now all that has gone and mentally I'm in a much better place, i can start to relax and show what I can do, the Hamilton fight was not me at my best and me and my team have all agreed that I didn't box as well as I had in the gym, but it was all about getting the title, now I've ticked that box I believe you will see me at my very best

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 16 Mar 2014, 04:41
by 80/20
Good luck to you Curtis, you have had to do things the hard way and deserve what you have achieved so far ...I look forward to seeing more and believe with the confidence of fulfilling your promise / dream you will improve once again !

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 16 Mar 2014, 05:25
by Darcy Delaney
Should fight lenny daws and give him the chance to win the belt outright

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 16 Mar 2014, 05:43
by curtis wood
Not had a offer from him to accept or turn down

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 16 Mar 2014, 15:11
by TheGman
Lenny daws is a good shout plus jenkins williams or even goodings who is english lightweight champ

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 17 Mar 2014, 09:30
by Parson Cross
If Lenny Daws wants it tell his Manager to get his finger out of his @@@@ and make an offer.
I suspect the silence will be deafening.
Why does Curtis have to give him a chance ffs ?
Bigger things on the horizon.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 17 Mar 2014, 10:28
by big lennox
curtis wood wrote:Had some really exciting offers the last couple of days, can't say much more at this stage, hopefully a announcement next week, does seem strange being the hunted rather than the hunter, I can't take my eye off the ball, I'll still train like a challenger, at 10st when I'm in tip top shape and hungry I'm a hard fight for anybody, I'm still improving and now the shackles are off and I've won the British I believe you guys are going to see the best of me, I've been so tense and uptight in fights before because I always felt like I'd not delivered on my promise to my dad, now all that has gone and mentally I'm in a much better place, i can start to relax and show what I can do, the Hamilton fight was not me at my best and me and my team have all agreed that I didn't box as well as I had in the gym, but it was all about getting the title, now I've ticked that box I believe you will see me at my very best
I don't think I wrote a message on this forum congratulating you on winning the British Title. In my head I have, but I don't think I did, so here is a massive congratulations on winning the British Title. It is an epic achievement and you have made a good contribution to boxing history and I think your Dad would be very proud, very proud indeed. Here's to making hay whilst the sun shines and winning the belt outright and other big successes.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 17 Mar 2014, 13:33
by curtis wood
Thank you sir

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 17 Mar 2014, 16:31
by Andrew

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 06:02
by Counter-puncher
Naandrew wrote:Good article on Curtis.

http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2014/m ... r-champion
great article thanks for that mate :TU:

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 10:03
by thepocketrocket
Hamilton rematch.....would hate to see Darren get forgotten whilst we are all pleasuring Curtis :TU:

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 12:41
by Parson Cross
That wont be any time soon.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 13:10
by leforge
Woodhouse v Coyle in Hull a big fight imo Do about 10k

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 15:25
by thepocketrocket
Parson Cross wrote:That wont be any time soon.
Of course. Curtis gets a questionable decision... I doubt, with all due respect he would want to go down that route again...big fight, quick money more likely

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 15:29
by DMA1987
thepocketrocket wrote:Hamilton rematch.....would hate to see Darren get forgotten whilst we are all pleasuring Curtis :TU:
Woodhouse beat him though, wish Darren well but I don't especially want to see a rematch.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 15:36
by Parson Cross
All about the money.
Hamilton brings nothing to the table.
Now Coyle ......

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 15:37
by palooka
Very good interview with Curtis in todays Guardian.

Re: Curtis Woodhouse - Unretires

Posted: 18 Mar 2014, 15:39
by palooka
[quote="Parson Cross"]All about the money.
Hamilton brings nothing to the table.
Now Coyle ......[/quote]

I thought Curtis wasn't that bothered about boxing for the money?