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Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 12:55
by ABA Boxing
Wales wrote:Okay, thought the worlds was nations (scot, eng, wales etc..) but the olympics was UK ?
It is, Great Britian dont have a team at the World Championships. England team as above, Scotland have 1 boxer and Wales have 4 boxers.

Which might have caused a problem if they all qualified for the Olympics!

Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 13:29
by rooney
Franke Gavin for gold?

Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 14:54
by E
Wales wrote:CHICAGO -- Two Ugandan fighters and one from Armenia were being sought by Chicago police on Thursday after going missing from their delegations at the World Boxing Championships, organizers said.

Doug Arnot of the organizing committee said the three fighters had left their respective delegations, apparently voluntarily, without contacting their trainers or team officials, and for that reason the case had been turned over to police as a missing persons search.

"When the delegations from these countries told us of the absences, we contacted the Chicago police department which will investigate the matter," Arnot said.

Chicago was given the job of hosting the championships in May after the event was withdrawn from Moscow.

Amateur boxing powerhouse Cuba chose not to send a team rather than risk fighters defecting. That decision came in the wake of the attempted defections of two Cuban boxers during the Pan American Games in July.

Their attempted defection followed last December's loss of Olympic champions Odlanier Solis, Yan Barthelemi and Yuriorquis Gamboa who quit the team while training in Venezuela for the Pan American Games.
The POlice are seeking them? IN the UK they would be given a three bedroom council house, a generous allowance, a translator, and would be encouraged to bring their family over....whilst some poor bast@rd pensioner dies of hypothermia and alzheimer's patients are denied medicine.

Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 15:07
by TerribleTerry
rooney wrote:Franke Gavin for gold?
He has to be one of Britain's brighest hopes with his clinical counter punching.

Frankie's boxing is as smooth as silk!

Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 15:32
by contender
Joe Murray has just reached the last 16 with a great win his second of the tournament he boxes on Tuesday for a place at Beijing Olympics.

Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 18:30
by contender
Englands Lightwelter Bradley Saunders made it 2 wins out of 2 as he booked his place in the last 16 tonight with a 3rd round stoppage against Argentine CARRASCO HERRERA Gumersindo with a score at time of stoppage was 27-7.

Posted: 26 Oct 2007, 22:07
by josh fg
E wrote:
Wales wrote:CHICAGO -- Two Ugandan fighters and one from Armenia were being sought by Chicago police on Thursday after going missing from their delegations at the World Boxing Championships, organizers said.

Doug Arnot of the organizing committee said the three fighters had left their respective delegations, apparently voluntarily, without contacting their trainers or team officials, and for that reason the case had been turned over to police as a missing persons search.

"When the delegations from these countries told us of the absences, we contacted the Chicago police department which will investigate the matter," Arnot said.

Chicago was given the job of hosting the championships in May after the event was withdrawn from Moscow.

Amateur boxing powerhouse Cuba chose not to send a team rather than risk fighters defecting. That decision came in the wake of the attempted defections of two Cuban boxers during the Pan American Games in July.

Their attempted defection followed last December's loss of Olympic champions Odlanier Solis, Yan Barthelemi and Yuriorquis Gamboa who quit the team while training in Venezuela for the Pan American Games.
The POlice are seeking them? IN the UK they would be given a three bedroom council house, a generous allowance, a translator, and would be encouraged to bring their family over....whilst some poor bast@rd pensioner dies of hypothermia and alzheimer's patients are denied medicine.
uh I'm not sure they pay for both out of the same budget. Immagration is worth billions to the UK and polititions are too pussy to make the case for it. There would be more patients dying if we didn't have 40% of NHS doctors!

Back to the point, how many of our boys are now left in the competition?

Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 07:35
by E
josh fg wrote:
E wrote:
Wales wrote:CHICAGO -- Two Ugandan fighters and one from Armenia were being sought by Chicago police on Thursday after going missing from their delegations at the World Boxing Championships, organizers said.

Doug Arnot of the organizing committee said the three fighters had left their respective delegations, apparently voluntarily, without contacting their trainers or team officials, and for that reason the case had been turned over to police as a missing persons search.

"When the delegations from these countries told us of the absences, we contacted the Chicago police department which will investigate the matter," Arnot said.

Chicago was given the job of hosting the championships in May after the event was withdrawn from Moscow.

Amateur boxing powerhouse Cuba chose not to send a team rather than risk fighters defecting. That decision came in the wake of the attempted defections of two Cuban boxers during the Pan American Games in July.

Their attempted defection followed last December's loss of Olympic champions Odlanier Solis, Yan Barthelemi and Yuriorquis Gamboa who quit the team while training in Venezuela for the Pan American Games.
The POlice are seeking them? IN the UK they would be given a three bedroom council house, a generous allowance, a translator, and would be encouraged to bring their family over....whilst some poor bast@rd pensioner dies of hypothermia and alzheimer's patients are denied medicine.
uh I'm not sure they pay for both out of the same budget. Immagration is worth billions to the UK and polititions are too pussy to make the case for it. There would be more patients dying if we didn't have 40% of NHS doctors!

Back to the point, how many of our boys are now left in the competition?
According to recent figures, immigrants bring 6 Billion to the UK, but cost 8 billion......that's a severe deficit.

ANd one of the problems with the NHS is that it's cligged up with health tourists not to meantion immigrants who use A and E as their local doctor....

England is the 4th most densely populated land in the world - the last thing it needs is more people.

The whole 'England needs immigration to survive' is a myth used by naive idealists.

FOr f's sake ENgland came back pretty well having been bombed the crap out of by the Germans and losing around a million young men in each of the world wars.... I think we can cope without mass immigration.

But let's not go down this path......it's a boxing forum and I can live without the facile 'bnp' 'racist' etc etc etc accusations.

Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 07:59
by bigped
My good mate stehpen simmons won his first fight, hope it continues only scot rep. below in the info:

91kg Stephen Simmons (SCO) bt Ousmane Diatta (SEN) RSC1

Pumped up Scot Steve Simmons (Leith Vic AAC) came out of his corner throwing hard straight scoring punches at a capable looking Senegalese opponent. An early 6:0 lead saw Diatta threaten to throw something big. Simmons got their first with a perfect short left hook which Joe Frazier would have been proud to own. The Senegalese man was left stretched on his back like a still from an American B movie. Somehow the game Diatta got to his feet at 8 but was in no condition to carry on. The referee waived the contest off just under a minute of the first round.

On going back to the corner Simmons genuinely enquired of coach Terry Edwards, “if that was ok?” Sharp Londoner Edwards replied “What took you so long?”.

A happy corner wandered off to the dressing room where they were besieged by American press who were delighted with the spectacular one punch knock-out.

Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 12:02
by josh fg
E wrote:
josh fg wrote:
E wrote: The POlice are seeking them? IN the UK they would be given a three bedroom council house, a generous allowance, a translator, and would be encouraged to bring their family over....whilst some poor bast@rd pensioner dies of hypothermia and alzheimer's patients are denied medicine.
uh I'm not sure they pay for both out of the same budget. Immagration is worth billions to the UK and polititions are too pussy to make the case for it. There would be more patients dying if we didn't have 40% of NHS doctors!

Back to the point, how many of our boys are now left in the competition?
According to recent figures, immigrants bring 6 Billion to the UK, but cost 8 billion......that's a severe deficit.

ANd one of the problems with the NHS is that it's cligged up with health tourists not to meantion immigrants who use A and E as their local doctor....

England is the 4th most densely populated land in the world - the last thing it needs is more people.

The whole 'England needs immigration to survive' is a myth used by naive idealists.

FOr f's sake ENgland came back pretty well having been bombed the crap out of by the Germans and losing around a million young men in each of the world wars.... I think we can cope without mass immigration.

But let's not go down this path......it's a boxing forum and I can live without the facile 'bnp' 'racist' etc etc etc accusations.
Depends what figures you use. The government figures say immagrents contribute a couple of bill more than they take. Oh and the reson we came back from the world wars was immagration (we brought in West Indians then Asians to help re build. Another stat is that we need 5 million by 2020 if people are to retire at 70 years old.

Anyway can someone tell me how many brit fighters are left in the world championships.

Posted: 27 Oct 2007, 13:40
by E
bigped wrote:My good mate stehpen simmons won his first fight, hope it continues only scot rep. below in the info:

91kg Stephen Simmons (SCO) bt Ousmane Diatta (SEN) RSC1

Pumped up Scot Steve Simmons (Leith Vic AAC) came out of his corner throwing hard straight scoring punches at a capable looking Senegalese opponent. An early 6:0 lead saw Diatta threaten to throw something big. Simmons got their first with a perfect short left hook which Joe Frazier would have been proud to own. The Senegalese man was left stretched on his back like a still from an American B movie. Somehow the game Diatta got to his feet at 8 but was in no condition to carry on. The referee waived the contest off just under a minute of the first round.

On going back to the corner Simmons genuinely enquired of coach Terry Edwards, “if that was ok?” Sharp Londoner Edwards replied “What took you so long?”.

A happy corner wandered off to the dressing room where they were besieged by American press who were delighted with the spectacular one punch knock-out.
I hope he does well. Though when I saw him down the gym he seemed a bit easy to hit..........

Posted: 28 Oct 2007, 17:41
by contender
Englands light flyweight Darren Langley lost today whilst lightweight Frankie Gavin booked his place in the last 16 with a pts win.
He now joins Joe Murray , Bradley Saunders and David Price in the last 16.
Sunderlands light Heavyweight Tony Jeffries boxes later on tonight in an attempt to get himself in the last 16.

Posted: 28 Oct 2007, 20:07
by charlieb
josh fg wrote:
E wrote:
josh fg wrote: uh I'm not sure they pay for both out of the same budget. Immagration is worth billions to the UK and polititions are too pussy to make the case for it. There would be more patients dying if we didn't have 40% of NHS doctors!

Back to the point, how many of our boys are now left in the competition?
According to recent figures, immigrants bring 6 Billion to the UK, but cost 8 billion......that's a severe deficit.

ANd one of the problems with the NHS is that it's cligged up with health tourists not to meantion immigrants who use A and E as their local doctor....

England is the 4th most densely populated land in the world - the last thing it needs is more people.

The whole 'England needs immigration to survive' is a myth used by naive idealists.

FOr f's sake ENgland came back pretty well having been bombed the crap out of by the Germans and losing around a million young men in each of the world wars.... I think we can cope without mass immigration.

But let's not go down this path......it's a boxing forum and I can live without the facile 'bnp' 'racist' etc etc etc accusations.
Depends what figures you use. The government figures say immagrents contribute a couple of bill more than they take. Oh and the reson we came back from the world wars was immagration (we brought in West Indians then Asians to help re build. Another stat is that we need 5 million by 2020 if people are to retire at 70 years old.

Anyway can someone tell me how many brit fighters are left in the world championships.
Leave it out. If you've got kids of less than average intelligence then they're fu*ked aren't they? I mean, it's not the first wave of immigrants that are the problem (we can compete with office cleaners and fast food tenders), it's the second generation of british born of immigrants that cause the problem.

How is dim little Johnny Englander going to be able to compete with little Saheed who has been ingrained with the notion that he-must-succeed-financially-at-all-costs since he was 2 years old?

How will the idiots cope with the sort of influx of competition we'll see?

Re: Great Britian Team for World Championships Chicago 2007

Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 05:47
by Smigga
ABA Boxing wrote:
54 kg Joe Murray (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)


60 kg Frankie Gavin (No Chance)


64 kg Bradley Saunders (No Chance)


69 kg Neil Perkins (Team GB Best Chance)


81 kg TBC (Likely to be Tony Jefferies) (No Chance)


Preety bad predictions don't you think, ABA Boxing?

Sorry you didn't have money on it with me now like I offered

Re: Great Britian Team for World Championships Chicago 2007

Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 05:51
by TerribleTerry
Smigga wrote:
ABA Boxing wrote:
54 kg Joe Murray (Slight Chance of medal depending on draw)


60 kg Frankie Gavin (No Chance)


64 kg Bradley Saunders (No Chance)


69 kg Neil Perkins (Team GB Best Chance)


81 kg TBC (Likely to be Tony Jefferies) (No Chance)


Preety bad predictions don't you think, ABA Boxing?

Sorry you didn't have money on it with me now like I offered
The lads have done great - its going to be fantastic to have a few fighters to follow at the Olympics. Who knows how far they can go next year!? It will be great for the sport

I knew Frankie had the quality to do it! Good on ya Brummie lad :TU:

Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 06:52
by ABA Boxing
Congrats to the boys who qualified, none have yet to get a medal, so its not over yet is it?

And for once im glad for you to prove me wrong!

Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 06:56
by thepocketrocket
Jeffries and Pricey fight tonight..come on boys!!

And special mention for Kenny Egan..lets get behind him n all!! :box:

Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 19:34
by Stella Bella
Salford girl visiting Chicago and cheering these guys on - Lets show em what we Brits are made of!

Posted: 31 Oct 2007, 19:43
by Freiheit
9 divisions have now found the olympic qualifiers.

Ranked by country:
RUS 7
CHN 5
THA 5
USA 5
ENG 4
KAZ 4
ARM 3
TUR 3
UKR 3
COL 2
FRA 2
GER 2
ITA 2
PUR 2
VEN 2
AZE 1
BUL 1
CAN 1
CRO 1
DOM 1
EGY 1
HUN 1
IND 1
IRI 1
IRL 1
JPN 1
mar 1
MDA 1
MEX 1
MGL 1
PHI 1
POL 1
PRK 1
SRI 1
UZB 1
LTU 1

Posted: 01 Nov 2007, 00:52
by emile
England did great today. I thought all of your fighters were better than yesterday's winners. Gavin dropped Amarov in the first round on a nice left counter and then kept his distance and kept countering with the left the rest of the way against the angry Azeri. Gavin will next fight a very good prospect indeed, Turkey's Onur Sipal, who should make a great fight.

Tony Jeffries was also solid, standing in and winning exchanges against a decent Belarussian opponent. His next opponent is an intriguing Kazakh Shynaliev, who is short but a lefty and very feisty. And Price was very impressive. He seemed slow to me, but had a huge reach advantage over a stocky Macedonian, but most impressive were the accuracy of his punching which let him build up a big lead and coast on in. He has Cammarelle next, who struggled to look good against Pulev. History says Cammarelle is too tough for Price, but I think it might be close.

It's been a nice tournament for the English. Ireland's troubles continued though as Egan lost a close one to the Croatian Sivolija, who pulled away in the fourth fighting beautifully from his back foot, including a knockdown on the counter. Paddy Barnes did advance for Ireland and looked very good but will be in trouble tomorrow against defending World Champ Zou Shiming.

Posted: 01 Nov 2007, 06:31
by ABA Boxing
54kg Joe Murray (ENG) v Yu Gu (CHN)

60kg Frankie Gavin (ENG) v Onur Sipal (TUR)

64kg Bradley Saunders (ENG) v Alexis Vastine (FRA)

81kg Tony Jeffries (ENG) v Yerkebuian Shynaliyev (KAZ)

+91kg David Price (ENG) v Roberto Cammarelle (ITA)

Posted: 01 Nov 2007, 11:58
by Boxingmad
I didn't think Tony Jeffries would do anything but I'm delighted to have been proved wrong!!

Posted: 01 Nov 2007, 19:02
by emile
Very nice win for Saunders today. He looked very confident, and controlled his distance perfectly, stepping inside the long reach of the Frenchman and staying there where he couldn't get hit. He also had a cheering section, primarily made up of one young lady who yelled COME ON BRAHDLEY! about 1000 times. I thought the Brits were good at coming up with cheers? :)

Posted: 01 Nov 2007, 23:45
by Smigga
ABA Boxing wrote:Congrats to the boys who qualified, none have yet to get a medal, so its not over yet is it?

And for once im glad for you to prove me wrong!
of course you're glad. Otherwise why would you be so pessimistic and write off the lads' chances before they even laced one glove up.

I'M glad you're proved wrong, not you. Which is why you are still saying "yet to get a medal...."
ABA Boxing wrote:Of course I want them to do well, but if anyone thinks because the Cubans are out it will be any easier, are very much mistaken.

Britain relies on a good draw to progress in a tournament, but with there being so many excellent boxers, a good draw will be impossible. Britain gets blinded by the success at tournaments like the Commonwealth games, which is a poor Tournament.

I wish the GB team all the best, but most if not all will be out before the medal stages. That’s not being unpatriotic its just reality.

They can prove me wrong; it’s up to them to do the business!
Maybe now you can jump down off your high horse and face reality

Reality being you were totally wrong and would rather play it safe, than stick your neck on the line by saying 'you know what, they have a good chance of getting medals.'

3 medals in one tournament, equal to the amount of medals ever won at that tournament combined.

Fantastic achievement. Congratulations to the winners and the whole team. Well done

Posted: 02 Nov 2007, 00:24
by Coco
Well done boys