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Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 13:29
by whicker
Can we expect him soon to be given a direct challenge for the British title?
Get knocked out and look vulnerable, surely the best route at the moment- especially as he is a former champion.
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 13:38
by alexpaterson
I would like to see him fight Jamie Cox, if Cox wins it's a good name to have on the record and he is ready to be moved on to title level. If Mutley wins then he's back with a shot at the Domestic level but if he loses it may be over for him
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 14:38
by Adamj1987
he looked awefull all night he may need to think about retirement
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 15:10
by Deserter
That's a shame to hear as in his prime he was a real dangerman with heavy hands. Think the rot started the night he was on the receiving end of one of the best pure boxing clinics I've seen in recent years at a domestic level when Lynes dissected him with his jab before finishing him off.
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 16:32
by whicker
Adamj1987 wrote:he looked awefull all night he may need to think about retirement
Possibly- but just watch and see what opportunities he suddenly has now- I'm cynical- but just watch! 8)
As a highly regarded Ex-Champ with a great record, who has mixed well but now looks comfortably beatable- and stoppable- he won't be short of offers.
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 16:42
by Adamj1987
whicker wrote:Adamj1987 wrote:he looked awefull all night he may need to think about retirement
Possibly- but just watch and see what opportunities he suddenly has now- I'm cynical- but just watch! 8)
As a highly regarded Ex-Champ with a great record, who has mixed well but now looks comfortably beatable- and stoppable- he won't be short of offers.
he may get Amar for the english belt but i think he wont beat o'donnell or brook so only shots he may get are area or eu shots maybe at different weights
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 17:26
by Cotteyroo
Got sparked badly
Was very surprised when it happened, was thinking maybe he could mix it at the top of the division again.
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 19 Oct 2009, 17:34
by whicker
Adamj1987 wrote: i think he wont beat o'donnell or brook
Thats my point- that EXACTLY why he IS like to get a chance to fight them.
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 05:19
by saturday_kid
He's in the next Prizefighter (Light-Welter) but that was sorted before the weekend anyway.
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 05:22
by Counter-puncher
he'll never make lightwelter healthily surely, our Kid?
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 05:38
by rhino222
good prizefighter type person now... big banger with dodgy chin etc..
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 06:22
by TerribleTerry
rhino222 wrote:good prizefighter type person now... big banger with dodgy chin etc..
He would be if he didnt start fights so painfully slowly - the 3 rnds could be over before Mutley even breaks a sweat.
He is notoriously pedestrian in non title fights..
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 08:30
by saturday_kid
Counter-puncher wrote:he'll never make lightwelter healthily surely, our Kid?
Was thinking so myself but apparently he's definitely in it
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 20 Oct 2009, 08:38
by iwz678
I would like to see him Prizefighter and despite the loss at the weekend I think he would pose a good challenge for the likes of Amar and Jamie Cox who need a name on their records.
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 09:51
by Counter-puncher
saturday_kid wrote:Counter-puncher wrote:he'll never make lightwelter healthily surely, our Kid?
Was thinking so myself but apparently he's definitely in it
he'll look awful and half-dead, i am sure
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 09:54
by Wales
He's deffo in isnt he
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 10:02
by iwz678
yes confirmed in the line up yesterday
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 10:07
by Counter-puncher
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 10:41
by TerribleTerry
Terry D wrote:Word from ringside is that he had two cappucinos the night before and they kept him awake and left him dehydrated. For real.
I dont believe that explanation for a second Terry: no one from West Brom drinks cappucinos
Re: Following Young Mutley's Defeat...
Posted: 21 Oct 2009, 10:47
by Adamj1987
Terry D wrote:That right to the head out him down heavily and he looked wobbly upon rising. He was pedestrian in the first two and when he did finally open up he got caught with a sweet counter. I wish him well as I like watching him fight but he should call it a day. Word from ringside is that he had two cappucinos the night before and they kept him awake and left him dehydrated. For real.
yea i heard the thing about him not sleeping the night before, he didnt have a sweat on either when he entered teh ring
