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Alexey Uralets wrote:

IRLangmaid25 wrote:

Alexey Uralets wrote:Erick Ochieng also. He done well vs Quigley recently.

I saw a little bit of him on Ringside recently and I was impressed with I saw. He displays good temperment and maturity in the ring good footwork and he does not waste his shots.

Erick became much better since he lost to Robinson. He won over Liam Cameron (who is no joke of course) then.

Yh Erick ohieng looked very good in his last fight, good technique very talented

daviddee wrote:You have Craig Evans there at No1 but his camp have chosen to avoid Ronnie Clark heard a interview with a claim that he is best superfeather weight in the uk. So why avoid this fight?

In fairness, if both these fighters are prospects at the same weight why not get them together further down the line? its a fight that can be built.

Didnt Clark have over 100 kickboxing fights and won british, european and world titles?

If this is true then I cant blame the Evans camp not choosing to fight someone like that at this stage.

Ronnie didnt have 100 kickboxing fights but yes he was British, european and World champion. In fairness though they are totally different sports Im sure Craig had a lot of amateur fights along with his impressive ABA title and very good pro start.

If thats the reason why the dont want to fight Ronnie then fair enough but be honest about it is all I would say. Back on thread I agree with the top prospects but also Simmonds and Cornish.

LB1 wrote:

daviddee wrote:Hopefully the fight happens. Craig is very fast but he will get hit you can not avoid Ronnie he would walk Craig down. This would be the best time for Craig to fight Ronnie he is improving very fast big prospect especially with the power at this weight. Everyone I have spoke to have alot of time for Craig they dont give out ABA titles but everyone has said Ronnie would stop him just being too strong for Craig. If you feel Craig would win why did you choose another fight for Craig??

Power doesn't win a fight, Craig is very strong to & can also punch, ronnie would get hit to remember, I never chose another fight for Craig, you think ronnie wins that's good I'm entitled to decide to and Craig wins to me, it's a pick a prospect board not matchmaking board,

Yeah Ronnie would get hit but there is no chance he would be budged from evans:) guarenteed. Ronnie has had alot of kickboxing fights like someone has said and i didnt blame his team for not taking that fight at moment.

Rocky Wright
Matthew McAllister
Rick Godding
John Ryder
Lewis Rees

Craig Bunn - Northside will do very well this year. I am also back boxing won last fight on 2/3/2012 against adrian fuzesi record 6-0 DD

Looking forward to finding out how Damon Jones does as a professional, he makes his debut on Saturday.

Big year of progress ahead for Frampton and Ryder I reckon. Seen them a couple of times now live as well as a few times on the tv and really like them but obviously its still early days. Same goes for Bradley Skeete who I've thought looks really good.

Hoping the local lad to me Johnny Garton keeps progressing this year too, started it well with his win last week.

Damo helped me with sparring for Tony hill he's a good lad

Anto Cacace from Belfast hes goin to be makin headlines in a couple of years
Ste Ormond Dublin who will beat appleby tomorow also hes 3 time irish senior champ(cacace beat him in the ams age 17 )
Ryan Burnett Belfast world youth silver ,youth olympic gold (beat the azer who beat him in the worlds in azer on nuetral turf at youth olympics)makes debut on april 17th i think
Paddy Gallagher should be turnin over soon hopefully .commonwealth gold medal .fierce come forward fighter more suited to the pros
Eamonn O'Kane very good fighter my fav to win prizefighter in may

Chris Goodwin

just lost a split decision to carl johanneson in his 17th fight. Fought the wrong fight that night by standing toe to toe in the centre of the ring to prove to himself and everyone else that he can take it from the big bangers. Next fights will tell a different story.