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the olympians
Posted: 30 Dec 2010, 11:04
by kochamp
Out of ten what would you rate the following
Defence, punch power, accuracy.
De Gale, Gavin, Joe Murray, Billy Joe Saunders.
Re: the olympians
Posted: 30 Dec 2010, 11:07
by alexpaterson
DeGale
8. 6. 9
Gavin
9. 5. 9
Murray
7. 7. 7
Saunders
6. 8. 6
Re: the olympians
Posted: 30 Dec 2010, 11:15
by ApolloCreed
Harsh on Degale there...
Re: the olympians
Posted: 30 Dec 2010, 11:19
by alexpaterson
I don't think he's that big a puncher, I think he just outclassed Smith and overwhelmed Dilks, I think his power comes from his brilliant accuracy and speed rather than 1 punch power maybe he is a bit better than a 6 though
Re: the olympians
Posted: 30 Dec 2010, 12:50
by Newport Daz
alexpaterson wrote:I don't think he's that big a puncher, I think he just outclassed Smith and overwhelmed Dilks, I think his power comes from his brilliant accuracy and speed rather than 1 punch power maybe he is a bit better than a 6 though
Nope, I think you got it spot on to be honest. The higher he goes the lack of KO power will become more apparant. He'll still reach the top though.
Re: the olympians
Posted: 01 Jan 2011, 15:31
by FtmPress
You have forgot David Price and tony jeffries these are 2 to watch in 2011
Re: the olympians
Posted: 01 Jan 2011, 15:35
by FtmPress
kochamp wrote:Out of ten what would you rate the following
Defence, punch power, accuracy.
De Gale, Gavin, Joe Murray, Billy Joe Saunders.
Price
9 10 9
jeffries
7 10 7 but under Brookes in the usa he will improve more than any of the others
Re: the olympians
Posted: 01 Jan 2011, 15:36
by Newport Daz
FtmPress wrote:You have forgot David Price and tony jeffries these are 2 to watch in 2011
Price yes, Jeffries not so sure. You obviously don't win an olympic medal if you can't box, but Jeffries of all the young hopefuls has not impressed me one jot since turning pro.
Re: the olympians
Posted: 01 Jan 2011, 15:55
by Yes We Can
Price is hard to judge due to his competition and really needs to kick on a lot in 2011, or he's going to stagnate.
100% agree with Alex's assessment of DeGale, i think he's going to be okay as he moves up the ladder due to sheer accumalation of punches landed, his accuracy from strange angles is frightening.
Gavins power will improve once he finds a few opponents that look to open up more, in my opinion.
Re: the olympians
Posted: 01 Jan 2011, 16:21
by bigdaddy
Gavin isnt a Olympian

why do people keep calling Gavin a Olympian???????? But a great boxer
Gavin 10,7,9
Degale 9,8,9
saunders 7,7,7
price 8,10,8
jeffries 7,10,7
murry 7,6,7
Re: the olympians
Posted: 02 Jan 2011, 11:39
by TerribleTerry
FtmPress wrote:You have forgot David Price and tony jeffries these are 2 to watch in 2011
Put David Price in a with live opponent instead of a string of barely warm bodies and you would get people talking about him Frank.
He is a good fighter and should be mixing it with a decent level of opposition from here on in.
Re: the olympians
Posted: 02 Jan 2011, 16:07
by hurlock
[quote="bigdaddy"]Gavin isnt a Olympian

why do people keep calling Gavin a Olympian???????? But a great boxer
he was on the plane & had the tracksuit, he failed to make the weight remember??
tony jeffries has good power & a very strong lad. but his defence is very poor i dont see him getting much past the domestic scene just my opinion. he should be very happy with a lonsdale as would most.
Re: the olympians
Posted: 02 Jan 2011, 17:11
by Arnie
FtmPress wrote:kochamp wrote:Out of ten what would you rate the following
Defence, punch power, accuracy.
De Gale, Gavin, Joe Murray, Billy Joe Saunders.
Price
9 10 9
jeffries
7 10 7 but under Brookes in the usa he will improve more than any of the others
No he wont Frank. Theres just as good trainers over here!
Re: the olympians
Posted: 02 Jan 2011, 17:54
by Yes We Can
Arnie wrote:FtmPress wrote:kochamp wrote:Out of ten what would you rate the following
Defence, punch power, accuracy.
De Gale, Gavin, Joe Murray, Billy Joe Saunders.
Price
9 10 9
jeffries
7 10 7 but under Brookes in the usa he will improve more than any of the others
No he wont Frank. Theres just as good trainers over here!
is he in the US full time? i could see the benefit if he was going over there on a short term basis to pick up different training methods but why is it neccessary to go there permanently at this stage?
Re: the olympians
Posted: 02 Jan 2011, 19:03
by hurlock
i saw a thing on sky & he was staying in a smart looking hotel while out there.he did comment it was costing him a fortune
jeffries want's to do well & is taking desperate measure's & i feel want's result's & a quick return. america is a good school to go to & learn. steve collins done it, but he would of had a job & be struggling. going to the gym hungry & tired needing to become somebody & pay the rent aswell as keep his tart :!:
jaffa seem's abit delboy like & turns his attentions fast looking for other routes. i just get the feeling he may fall out of love with pro boxing & become a millionaire elsewhere