1277277 wrote: ↑29 Jul 2023, 11:57
Hi all with my four year ban is up I was 127kg now down to 90kg I will be campaigning at supermiddle weight quit alcohol 8months ago and not had a drop since. I've been sparring a top 10 fighter in the world and not looking out of place, I believe I can make an impact in the devision the goal is to win a British title.. boxing medical all sorted all with be fighting octorber for updates my Instagram is liamcameronboxer
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I have to admit I despite knowing you, doubted you. For that I really do apologise.
1277277 wrote: ↑30 Jul 2023, 11:27
Yeah good warm up October then straight in
Hi Liam - how do you feel the fight went (haven't seen it myself, but Boxrec says you won 58-57 and weighed 13-8)? Is the plan still to go to super-middle, maybe via one or two more warm-ups as the weight comes off?
Just to stick my 2 pence in!
4 years out is a long time and he needed to get it out of the way.
He picked a decent opponent for his return, probably too decent! Furthermore the weight was an issue, the guy was naturally much bigger and stronger so Cameron needs to get back to 12 stone.
Ring rust and lack of being fight fit were evident, but that was to be expected after 4 years out, lots of hard work to do.
Coco - absolutely agree - I was simply asking as Liam's original post was that he would have one warm-up and then be straight back in to big fights at 12st, whereas my thought (which matches yours) was that he might need a few more than that as four years is a long time to be out. But far better to have a close competitive fight like this for Liam to get a true measure of where he is at at the moment than to have a meaningless 60-54 against someone throwing two punches a round.
Onwards and upwards I walked into gym 4months ago from 126kg, 11 months ago I was drinking everyday and depressed I not touched a drop since..I weighed in on the day 85kg wasn't my best night last week I admit 100% my opponent was a international amature winning the abas I was back in the gym the next day working my way down to supermiddle. I'll be back better and stronger I promise
1277277 wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023, 08:45
Onwards and upwards I walked into gym 4months ago from 126kg, 11 months ago I was drinking everyday and depressed I not touched a drop since..I weighed in on the day 85kg wasn't my best night last week I admit 100% my opponent was a international amature winning the abas I was back in the gym the next day working my way down to supermiddle. I'll be back better and stronger I promise
that is an attitude and approach we can all celebrate. Wishing you the very best of luck.
1277277 wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023, 08:45
Onwards and upwards I walked into gym 4months ago from 126kg, 11 months ago I was drinking everyday and depressed I not touched a drop since..I weighed in on the day 85kg wasn't my best night last week I admit 100% my opponent was a international amature winning the abas I was back in the gym the next day working my way down to supermiddle. I'll be back better and stronger I promise
Thanks for answering my question, and good luck to you. Do keep posting on here - it is definitely appreciated.
1277277 wrote: ↑12 Oct 2023, 08:45
Onwards and upwards I walked into gym 4months ago from 126kg, 11 months ago I was drinking everyday and depressed I not touched a drop since..I weighed in on the day 85kg wasn't my best night last week I admit 100% my opponent was a international amature winning the abas I was back in the gym the next day working my way down to supermiddle. I'll be back better and stronger I promise
Thanks for answering my question, and good luck to you. Do keep posting on here - it is definitely appreciated.
I would love to see him get some redemption and a few straps. He got done dirty and was matched hard throughout his career, like his fight Vs Zac Dunn who was very good. I would love to see a few more chapters in the story and wish him luck
wrighty wrote: ↑28 Mar 2024, 14:38
I would love to see him get some redemption and a few straps. He got done dirty and was matched hard throughout his career, like his fight Vs Zac Dunn who was very good. I would love to see a few more chapters in the story and wish him luck
Idea.....and im not sure its been done before on here.
Hows about everytime Liam fights we all get behind him and throw a quid each onto a paypal account for him. A quid is nothing but it could soon add up to a few hundred quid from us lot each time he fights.
In return liam gets a nice 'boxrec forum' badge sewn onto his shorts.
What do you reckon Liam? we could then all hopefully cheer you on to a british title.
my opponent was a international amature winning the abas I was back in the gym the next day working my way down to supermiddle. I'll be back better and stronger I promise