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Didn't make the 160 limit first time around but put in a bit of graft and came back bang on.

Should be a cracker, very annoyed I can't make this.

Good luck all

Like water of a ducks back lol

canonball1234 wrote:Like water of a ducks back lol

Ha ha

Bit of graft = huge dump !

http://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/boxing/o ... -1-4674396

Didn't Liam miss a fight recently due to being overweight at the weigh-in?

Good luck tonight Liam!

G0mez wrote:Bit of graft = huge dump !

anyone know the result of this fight?

Wilson won 97 94

Surprised at that result I expected Liam to sneak this one on points.

Liam just needs to keep plugging away regardless he's a solid fighter

great fight with some tasty undercard fights.

I had Jez Wilson up 4 rounds if I am honest.

Liam can come back though for sure

oh dear, this result has surprised me, i thought liam was quite a precocious talent on the amateur circuit.

what went wrong cannonball??

Seems as though coming in over weight took it's toll.

i trained along side jezz for a year hes a very underated fighter and trains like a mad man, no shame in liam losing, jez will beat alot of the top domestic boys out there

liam has moved to a new inexperienced trainer who has been very critical of his previous conditioning, fitness etc.....he then fails to make the weight for 2 of his fights

curtis wood wrote:i trained along side jezz for a year hes a very underated fighter and trains like a mad man, no shame in liam losing, jez will beat alot of the top domestic boys out there

Max Maxwell said Jez is the strongest man hes fought.They savaged each other for six rounds and neither gave an inch.Wilson is not someone yr going to just box round and not get into a proper fight with.

Jez lacks self belief, last night must have helped it.

Hi guys great fight he's one tough bas#### I thought I won first 4 then come back in last couple I thought was a very close fight in my head he never hurt me but he looked affective by non stop coming forward, before I didn't no what people meant about learning after loseing but after that I learn loads. I trained my hart out words carnt describe how much I wanted that!

On the afternoon of the fight, BBC Radio Sheffield played an interview with Liam's manager, Dennis Hobson. He claimed that although the Ingles keep churning out champions, Clinton Woods has more credibility as a trainer because he's won a world title!

By that logic Mike Tyson is a more credible trainer than Emmanuel Steward.

Pugilist-specialist wrote:On the afternoon of the fight, BBC Radio Sheffield played an interview with Liam's manager, Dennis Hobson. He claimed that although the Ingles keep churning out champions, Clinton Woods has more credibility as a trainer because he's won a world title!

By that logic Mike Tyson is a more credible trainer than Emmanuel Steward.

Ha ha - and Alan Shearer a better manager than Jose Mourinho.

I think that Liam needs to think long and hard about his direction going forwards. He needs a proper, experienced trainer in my opinion. Not long ago people were talking about him as a future champion. Now he's getting beat by kids like Wilson and Ochieng. With the greatest of respect to those two individuals - both good kids, no doubt - if you are going to really do something in this sport, you don't get beaten by lads at that level.

If Liam wants to win a British title he needs a re-think. Either something in his training set-up / lifestyle isn't right or he simply doesn't have the raw material.

I sincerely wish him all the best for the best for the future and hope things work out as it is a great shame when someone doesn't reach their potential.

Liam hasn't returned to Clinton's gym :

http://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/boxing/n ... -1-4788312

Mark will sort his conditioning and diet out.
When he's ready Im sure he'll be back at Clinton's gym.