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Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 09:06
by 15829
available to buy now only £1.49 just oreded the 1st 3 editions
http://merseygloves.com/
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 11:49
by Chris W 1982
Cheers Diggler
We finally got it off the ground following a few last minute headaches.
Merseyside's monthly fight magazine is now available by subscribing to
www.merseygloves.com. Those in the Liverpool area can PM me and I'll do my best to arrange a delivery if within local distance.
First issue has exclusive interviews with Stephen Smith and 80's Heavyweight Noel Quarless as well as several news pieces on Derry Mathews, Martin Murray and Nathan Brough. We recap all the latest amateur news as well as also featuring all the latest talk on MMA.
Don't miss out.
Chris Walker
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 14:15
by Bomber 1
Brilliant magazine and I have just purchased my first edition, Good to see boxing in a decent magazine format, Also great for the young amateur boxers....
Keep up the good work

Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 15:47
by saturday_kid
Seen as I'm moving to Widnes the end of this week be a nice way to keep in touch and get to know the scene near there, just purchased the first 3 editions nice one.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 15:53
by dondada
Good luck to Chris and all concerned

Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 15:55
by Chris W 1982
Cheers Ian. Appreciate it.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 17:10
by lacollier883
Good luck Chris to all involved

Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 17:43
by jBacca
Yeah is right Chris. Got my 3 ordered now.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 21:27
by 15829
saturday_kid wrote:Seen as I'm moving to Widnes the end of this week be a nice way to keep in touch and get to know the scene near there, just purchased the first 3 editions nice one.
Sucks yo be you
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 13 Jul 2010, 22:30
by Neri
I'll bang my order in at the weekend.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 05:03
by jBacca
diggler wrote:saturday_kid wrote:Seen as I'm moving to Widnes the end of this week be a nice way to keep in touch and get to know the scene near there, just purchased the first 3 editions nice one.
Sucks yo be you

Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 05:16
by Captain Hook
I'll give it a plug in the paper next week, great effort lads....
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 12:26
by PaddyD1983
Anyone received their's yet?
Looking forward to reading it, got an email yesterday to say it's en route so cant wait.
Cheers to all involved too!
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 14:20
by Arnie
Got mine today great mag well done lads

Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 15:52
by ed robinson
Picked up a copy at the Hatton presser today and read it on the train coming home. It's a very exciting time for the Merseyside fight scene. There's some real talent coming through plus now having that Echo Arena instead of the old Everton Park Sports Centre, what a difference!
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 16:31
by Chris W 1982
ed robinson wrote:Picked up a copy at the Hatton presser today and read it on the train coming home. It's a very exciting time for the Merseyside fight scene. There's some real talent coming through plus now having that Echo Arena instead of the old Everton Park Sports Centre, what a difference!
What were your thoughts Ed?
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 19:18
by Neri
ed robinson wrote:Picked up a copy at the Hatton presser today and read it on the train coming home. It's a very exciting time for the Merseyside fight scene. There's some real talent coming through plus now having that Echo Arena instead of the old Everton Park Sports Centre, what a difference!
We have some good fighters who are going places but i'm quite disappointed with the amount of pro shows we get per year, i don't feel there is enough considering the talent from here. The echo arena is great and all but I used to love the regular shows at Everton Park Sports Centre and Liverpool Olympia too.
Does anyone know how many pro shows Liverpool had last year? I could end up being completely wrong on this and just have my head buried in the sand.
I know we had the Smith/Dodson/Quigley shows not too long ago.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 14 Jul 2010, 19:53
by mikeyt
good read well done walker not forgettin you speedy
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 15 Jul 2010, 02:58
by ed robinson
I thought it was an excellent read, maybe just needed a couple more pages...
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 15 Jul 2010, 03:19
by Glyn Leach
Good luck chaps!
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 15 Jul 2010, 03:54
by PaddyD1983
Neri wrote:ed robinson wrote:Picked up a copy at the Hatton presser today and read it on the train coming home. It's a very exciting time for the Merseyside fight scene. There's some real talent coming through plus now having that Echo Arena instead of the old Everton Park Sports Centre, what a difference!
We have some good fighters who are going places but i'm quite disappointed with the amount of pro shows we get per year, i don't feel there is enough considering the talent from here. The echo arena is great and all but I used to love the regular shows at Everton Park Sports Centre and Liverpool Olympia too.
Does anyone know how many pro shows Liverpool had last year? I could end up being completely wrong on this and just have my head buried in the sand.
I know we had the Smith/Dodson/Quigley shows not too long ago.
Quigley/Smith/Dodson shows aside, there was Olusegan v Wright in June 09 and I think that was it last year.
Few decent amateur shows but that is not enough given, as you say, the number of pro's we have from the region.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 15 Jul 2010, 08:58
by Chris W 1982
Cheers Ed, glad you enjoyed it mate.
The lack of shows in Liverpool is a concern for a place that calls itself "The fighting City."
The absence of suitable Pro stables is also striking. I spoke with Joe Selkirk at length regarding this and we didn't seem able to reach a suitable conclusion.
The Vaughan camp is thriving, Dave Tonks has just arrived and Tony Quigley Snr pretty much has Kirkby cornered. These are the only three gyms with regular activity. Schofield and Neary helped out with Ste Williams but I'm certain they don't have a base.Paul Stevenson is a quality trainer who has just turned the Everton Red Triangle Pro-Am so hopefully more amateur clubs will lend their knowledge to the pros.
Selkirk blamed the massive number of amateur fighters turning over in such a short time led to some fighters going to Manchester or Preston to train as there was only 2/3 to choose from in Liverpool. He also mentioned the success of Manchester fighters in recent years as another reason why Scousers went there.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 16 Jul 2010, 04:58
by Bomber 1
It has nothing to do with were the gym is based, It's all about finding the best trainer for you, There are some top trainers in Liverpool, Manchester and Bolton... I just feel it's who's best for you on a personal note, I remember Tony Dodson telling me that he went to Jimmy Tibbs and he was amazing but that he was badly home sick, If you have an unhappy fighter he's not gonna be a very good fighter..
Liverpool's scene is thriving so much cos we all had fantastic success as amateurs and were all trained by brilliant coaches, The am gyms in Liverpool should be given so much credit.As for more pro gym's in Liverpool??? We don't need more quantity we need to keep the quality...

Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 16 Jul 2010, 06:19
by slapbangwhallop
Chris W 1982 wrote:Cheers Diggler
We finally got it off the ground following a few last minute headaches.
Merseyside's monthly fight magazine is now available by subscribing to
http://www.merseygloves.com. Those in the Liverpool area can PM me and I'll do my best to arrange a delivery if within local distance.
First issue has exclusive interviews with Stephen Smith and 80's Heavyweight Noel Quarless as well as several news pieces on Derry Mathews, Martin Murray and Nathan Brough. We recap all the latest amateur news as well as also featuring all the latest talk on MMA.
Don't miss out.
Chris Walker
Chris,
If you are going to the Harrison bill could you bring me over a copy of the Mersey Gloves and I will give you the money at the show.
Re: Merseygloves Magaziene
Posted: 18 Jul 2010, 06:36
by Lightsoot
I picked up my copy on Friday. Thoroughly enjoyed reading the first issue. Professional, informative and well-written. Well done to everyone concerned and I'll look forward to the next mag.