Posted: 08 Feb 2005, 18:25
I wouldn't be surprised if he never fights again to be honest.E wrote:What about HErbie Hide?
I wouldn't be surprised if he never fights again to be honest.E wrote:What about HErbie Hide?
Damn, I was gonna say him.Herbie Hide?
KOJOE90 wrote:I don't agree I still think Kelly has something to offer.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Damaen Kelly.
Not sure what more Tony Oakey has to offer though.
To be honest I don't know, but Kelly has fought at Super-Flyweight earlier in his career, so I assume he will fight at either weight depending on the opponent, payday, title etc.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Whoops so he is, where the fornicate did i get 34 from? one question, has he moved up to Super flyweight now?
Were you there on Sunday Kevin? How as Colin's performance? I see he is flying to Ireland for a fight soon, with the guy who beat Billy Beesey on the Kenna undercard.Kevin wrote:Julius was ringside at Southampton on Sunday, MC Goodall was saying and we are happy to have at ringside a great warrior who today has announced his retirement.. Please be upstanding for Danny Cooper
I must say, Hare was a guy I had high hopes for, he looked so good early in his career, but the wheels seem to have fallen off spectacularly. I think perhaps part of his problem is physical. He is small for a welterweight, and I do wonder whether he might not have been better off campaiging at light welterweight. He looked tiny compared to Barnes, and I think come fight night he's giving away a lot of weight to his opponents. Even if you're skilfull, if you haven't got much pop, and you're giving away 10-15 lbs to your opponent come fight night, you're really at a handicap.Tony Lumb wrote:James Hare. The Barnes defeat must have been crushing.