Kevin Mitchell
Re: Kevin Mitchell
Good writer, but I wish he'd stick to boxing over that Tennis nonsense.
Re: Kevin Mitchell
I assumed you meant Kevin Mitchell the wasted talented boxer who's on the come back trail after pissing it up the wall again.
I like Kevin he is a good fighter that could have been a great fighter Hard work and Dedication were lacking he got too much to young and I think his best days are behind him.
I like Kevin he is a good fighter that could have been a great fighter Hard work and Dedication were lacking he got too much to young and I think his best days are behind him.
Re: Kevin Mitchell
One defeat from becoming a pudgy lightwelter trialhorse.
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jameswilson
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Re: Kevin Mitchell
He's mentioned Crolla, Rees and the Mathews v Coyle winner as guys he is keeping his eye on. Should be good markers for where he is if they come off.
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If he's fit and has prepared well then he is in with the top domestic class; Euro and World are beyond him though, all excuses aside. He's a lovely boxer to watch, very economical and has some powerful punches through timing and leverage. I hope he has 2 or 3 bouts to get match fit and gets in with Crolla or Rees - titles on the line or not they would be excellent bouts.
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jameswilson
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Re: Kevin Mitchell
I think he is capable of winning the Euro title, but agree with what you say regarding the World level I think if he does string a good run of form together and gets another shot then he will come up short again.palooka wrote:If he's fit and has prepared well then he is in with the top domestic class; Euro and World are beyond him though, all excuses aside. He's a lovely boxer to watch, very economical and has some powerful punches through timing and leverage. I hope he has 2 or 3 bouts to get match fit and gets in with Crolla or Rees - titles on the line or not they would be excellent bouts.
Re: Kevin Mitchell
Definietly good enough to be a european champion. He's already beaten Murray who was a european champion.jameswilson wrote:I think he is capable of winning the Euro title, but agree with what you say regarding the World level I think if he does string a good run of form together and gets another shot then he will come up short again.palooka wrote:If he's fit and has prepared well then he is in with the top domestic class; Euro and World are beyond him though, all excuses aside. He's a lovely boxer to watch, very economical and has some powerful punches through timing and leverage. I hope he has 2 or 3 bouts to get match fit and gets in with Crolla or Rees - titles on the line or not they would be excellent bouts.
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lillywhite14
- Heavyweight

Re: Kevin Mitchell
Not too sure he has posse it up the wall. Two defeats against two men who were simply a level above him. No shame in that.
Murray was a very good win too.
He can come back and earn himself a nice few quid that's for sure.
Murray was a very good win too.
He can come back and earn himself a nice few quid that's for sure.
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jameswilson
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Re: Kevin Mitchell
He won every round last night but I'm not sure anyone actually saw it as we were all watching Price.
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I think Mitchell looked good, albeit against a limited opponent.
The lad is talented and has massively underachieved in his career. Just hope he gets in the domestic mix with Matthews, Crolla and Rees.
Hopefully Matchroom will ensure his long periods of inactivity are a thing of the past. I think the lad knows he in the last last chance saloon.
The lad is talented and has massively underachieved in his career. Just hope he gets in the domestic mix with Matthews, Crolla and Rees.
Hopefully Matchroom will ensure his long periods of inactivity are a thing of the past. I think the lad knows he in the last last chance saloon.
Re: Kevin Mitchell
Talking of Murray, any idea what is happening with him?
Great division domestically is lightweight!
Great division domestically is lightweight!
Re: Kevin Mitchell
Did I hear Mitchell trying to claim he'd been out of the ring for 14 months prior to the Burns fight? and using it as an excuse?
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jameswilson
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Re: Kevin Mitchell
Well we don't know. Did you?Cholo_cws wrote:Did I hear Mitchell trying to claim he'd been out of the ring for 14 months prior to the Burns fight? and using it as an excuse?
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billy nelson
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Re: Kevin Mitchell
So when he got offered the fight he should of said no, he took got beat move on!
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Maybe I misheard as he'd fought 10 rounds in the February. I'm sure he remembers.
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Manchester Massive
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Re: Kevin Mitchell
Murray is back in training, at Arnies gym I think and due out in Septemberwinkveron wrote:Talking of Murray, any idea what is happening with him?
Great division domestically is lightweight!
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He just won Wimbledonwinkveron wrote:Talking of Murray, any idea what is happening with him?
Great division domestically is lightweight!
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Should fight Crolla next !liamlion wrote:I think Mitchell looked good, albeit against a limited opponent.
The lad is talented and has massively underachieved in his career. Just hope he gets in the domestic mix with Matthews, Crolla and Rees.
Hopefully Matchroom will ensure his long periods of inactivity are a thing of the past. I think the lad knows he in the last last chance saloon.
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Yeah I'd like to see him in there with Corolla. I have to say, after watching Chris Jenkins, he impressed me more than Mitchell.

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squared circle
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Re: Kevin Mitchell
Lol. I went to York hall for that as well. Awful fight as I recall.Cholo_cws wrote:Maybe I misheard as he'd fought 10 rounds in the February. I'm sure he remembers.