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Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 23 Jun 2013, 07:05
by earsjohn
This card, set for friday at Olympia, has a decent number of FWPs fighters scheduled for the undercard. Has there been any news of opponents yet?
The Boxrec schedule suggests that Paul Butler, Joe Murray, Stephen Smith, Joe Selkirk, Ronnie Heffron and Liam Smith are set to feature, but the allegedly website only mentions the headline and Butler v TBA.
Any info anyone?
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 23 Jun 2013, 08:36
by Adam1991
liam smith is fighting max maxwell
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 23 Jun 2013, 08:41
by ShadrachSimmo
Adam1991 wrote:liam smith is fighting max maxwell
For the commonwealth title?
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 23 Jun 2013, 10:32
by johnnygreaves
Dan Nayler is boxing Joe Murry.good little fight, dans won 4 out of last 5 Bit heavy for Murry.dans improved by miles and any over looking or non vintage performance. Dan wins this Mark my words. Nayler can fight
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 23 Jun 2013, 11:53
by 15829
Think Stephen Smith is fighting Dougie Curran
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 24 Jun 2013, 06:54
by Adam1991
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Adam1991 wrote:liam smith is fighting max maxwell
For the commonwealth title?
No just a tune up for ochieng I think pal
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 24 Jun 2013, 08:20
by bripez
I have just had a look at the schedule and it is all TBA's !! - on the week of the bill !
How do "promoters" expect the general public to make a purchase if they don't know who is on the bill ?
As usual, the promoters are relying on the home boxers selling tickets to their family and friends.
We have endless debates on this site on the decline of domestic boxing and why fights can't be made etc. - this is a classic example of why the sport is in decline.
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 24 Jun 2013, 10:22
by mickey1975
bripez wrote:I have just had a look at the schedule and it is all TBA's !! - on the week of the bill !
How do "promoters" expect the general public to make a purchase if they don't know who is on the bill ?
As usual, the promoters are relying on the home boxers selling tickets to their family and friends.
We have endless debates on this site on the decline of domestic boxing and why fights can't be made etc. - this is a classic example of why the sport is in decline.
It's a high quality show for thirty quid. The main event is worth that. I'm thinking of going.
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 24 Jun 2013, 10:46
by geoffburt07
mickey1975 wrote:bripez wrote:I have just had a look at the schedule and it is all TBA's !! - on the week of the bill !
How do "promoters" expect the general public to make a purchase if they don't know who is on the bill ?
As usual, the promoters are relying on the home boxers selling tickets to their family and friends.
We have endless debates on this site on the decline of domestic boxing and why fights can't be made etc. - this is a classic example of why the sport is in decline.
It's a high quality show for thirty quid. The main event is worth that. I'm thinking of going.
Maley has any other fights been confirmed? Your the guy that's knows things haha. I see its liam smith v maxwell and Stephen smith v Curran. Anything else confirmed
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 24 Jun 2013, 10:52
by maley1984
geoffburt07 wrote:mickey1975 wrote:bripez wrote:I have just had a look at the schedule and it is all TBA's !! - on the week of the bill !
How do "promoters" expect the general public to make a purchase if they don't know who is on the bill ?
As usual, the promoters are relying on the home boxers selling tickets to their family and friends.
We have endless debates on this site on the decline of domestic boxing and why fights can't be made etc. - this is a classic example of why the sport is in decline.
It's a high quality show for thirty quid. The main event is worth that. I'm thinking of going.
Maley has any other fights been confirmed? Your the guy that's knows things haha. I see its liam smith v maxwell and Stephen smith v Curran. Anything else confirmed
ha ha curran ay fighting smith eddie nesbitt is. ( i only post thing that i know are true or wat ive been told by people well in the game)
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 24 Jun 2013, 12:24
by expe
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 27 Jun 2013, 10:15
by maley1984
rhys roberts v dai davies
liam smith v max maxwell
joe murray v dan naylor
joe selkrik v kieran grey
ste smith v ed nesbitt
paul butler v naj ali
frankie gavin v denton vassell
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 27 Jun 2013, 10:16
by Counter-puncher
maley1984 wrote:rhys roberts v dai davies
liam smith v max maxwell
joe murray v dan naylor
joe selkrik v kieran grey
ste smith v ed nesbitt
paul butler v naj ali
frankie gavin v denton vassell
couple of decent bouts there, but am i missing something or have Rhys roberts and Davies boxed each other about 3 times already?
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 27 Jun 2013, 10:20
by maley1984
Counter-puncher wrote:maley1984 wrote:rhys roberts v dai davies
liam smith v max maxwell
joe murray v dan naylor
joe selkrik v kieran grey
ste smith v ed nesbitt
paul butler v naj ali
frankie gavin v denton vassell
couple of decent bouts there, but am i missing something or have Rhys roberts and Davies boxed each other about 3 times already?
no once and it was a draw roberts has faced spencer x3 and senkvos x2 on his record
Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 27 Jun 2013, 10:29
by Counter-puncher
gotcha thanks Maley

Re: Gavin v Vassell undercard
Posted: 27 Jun 2013, 10:30
by James Harte
No way will Selkirk be boxing Gray. Gray got cut against Terry Carruthers only last week