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What's the future for this kid?

Floating between super bantam and super feather, been told he wants to campaign at super bantam. Mate of mine thinks he has the beating of Frampton. Nice little addition to that division if so.

Been watching his fights on youtube, liked the way he took down Ancliff. Not many people do it in that fashion.

Love his unorthodox style. Looked great winning the ABAs and his style has led him to dismantle and dominate his pro opponents so far.

Not everyone would have seen him yet, but when they do they'll have a buzz about the lad. Exciting kid!

He is kind of flying under the radar a little bit but is surely on a collision course with domestic honours soon. He has only been a pro a year or so but is well above the level he is fighting at already. Would really like to see him step it up in his next couple of fights. He could easily gatecrash the super bantam scene soon though. Unorthodox lives the life great fast hands and decent pop when he chooses to use it.

Seen a few of his fights, really like the look off him

Definitely 1 to watch imo

Quality kid but there is no rush , if he keeps doing what he is and learning then he will get there. The Oyster is his World as the mad man says !!!

STEVE WOOD

Il have to have a look on you tube as ive never seen him
People do speak highly of him what ive heard.

He sok ,but i think Jon Slowey will be the next thing in the division ,once the likes Quigg/Frampton move on to world level ,hes still learning but is havign some cracking sparring (all over the world) and is fighting reguarly ...which is a big bonus and not a lot of young pros have that advantage these days

Shaun Brown wrote:What's the future for this kid?

Floating between super bantam and super feather, been told he wants to campaign at super bantam. Mate of mine thinks he has the beating of Frampton. Nice little addition to that division if so.

Been watching his fights on youtube, liked the way he took down Ancliff. Not many people do it in that fashion.

The beating of Frampton is a bit much he's fought one fighter with a winning record. It's early days he did looked good vs Ancliff.

The Scouse Pacquiao

Think the Jazza has a big future, Steve wood wont rush him, but move him a long steady, very busy in the ring, and packs a bit of power.

Personally I thought he looked a terrific prospect the other night, his corner also really impressed me in between rounds. All Jazza needs is experience. He'd be good sparring for Scott Quigg to get ready for Munroe....

ed robinson wrote:Personally I thought he looked a terrific prospect the other night, his corner also really impressed me in between rounds. All Jazza needs is experience. He'd be good sparring for Scott Quigg to get ready for Munroe....

Alright Ed

He's actually spent time sparring Quigg, Frampton and Munroe and if reports are true then he should have no danger reaching the level them guys are currently operating at.

martin ward from our gym sparred him said he defo one ya watch out for

I have to match him which is a nightmare.
Ritchy woodhall rates his as a top prospect as well.

one of best kids have seen , and most dedicated fighter i have seen in a while , not worth rushing him let him learn his trade , he has a great team lookingafter him , manager trainers sponsor

Alba wrote:He sok ,but i think Jon Slowey will be the next thing in the division ,once the likes Quigg/Frampton move on to world level ,hes still learning but is havign some cracking sparring (all over the world) and is fighting reguarly ...which is a big bonus and not a lot of young pros have that advantage these days

Slowey is a very slick moving southpaw great wee counter puncher but i think Jazza has abit more to his game maybe they 2 will get it on

Him and Damo Jones are quite possibly the best two prospects I've seen in a long time.

Yeh Paddy said he was one of the best hes boxed Andrew