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Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 09:52
by The Insider
For the English Welterweight title 30th November @ the Copper box. FW obviously promoting.
Re: Skeete v Lyons
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 10:03
by pyenest77
Colin Lynes?
Re: Skeete v Lyons
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 10:15
by The Insider
pyenest77 wrote:Colin Lynes?
According to form yes. Ignore my typo in the thread title.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 10:30
by hurlock
Should make for a good little fight. Lynes loves messing things up ha!
Skeete is ever improving & getting brought along quite nicely be a good scalp IF he can take it. I don't think skeete will lose but then you can't ever write lynes off he is as professional as they come & has emmense pride.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 10:39
by lefty
This seems a strange fight to me because I thought Frankie said a fight between him and Lynes couldnt be made *before the Barnes fight was signed* because Colin wanted too much money or something? Now he's fighting Skeete for the English title?! Something doesnt seem right.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 11:03
by Boxingcutsman
Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 13:29
by lefty
Boxingcutsman wrote:Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
However he'll fight Skeete for peanuts most probably. Yeah makes a ton of business sense that does.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 13:39
by handsofstone
Lynes is half the fighter he once was and Skeetes decent but id be dissapointed if Colin doesnt give him a lesson in boxing
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 30 Sep 2013, 15:41
by expe
columbo wrote:Boxingcutsman wrote:Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
However he'll fight Skeete for peanuts most probably. Yeah makes a ton of business sense that does.
Skeete's a winnable fight, a defeat to Gavin would have more or less been the end for him, beating Skeete opens things up, especially if the British title becomes vacant early next year.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 01 Oct 2013, 10:39
by ste1983
think Lynes wins this, although decent chance he'll win it but get robbed on the cards being the away fighter
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 01 Oct 2013, 11:53
by pyenest77
Cant warm to Skeete he has a very strange but effective style.
OP sorry wasnt being patronising I was just confused who you meant.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 01 Oct 2013, 18:35
by Boxingcutsman
columbo wrote:Boxingcutsman wrote:Yeah, it's called wanting more money for the fight with the much bigger name.
However he'll fight Skeete for peanuts most probably. Yeah makes a ton of business sense that does.
In fact it's great business sense.
He is never gonna beat Frankie & his career is over, but he accepts a fight with Skeete for less money which his got every chance of winning and he is back in decent big money domestic fights

Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 02 Oct 2013, 09:06
by JWP
Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 02 Oct 2013, 16:52
by dbflex
JWP wrote:Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
I wouldn't say Skeete's style is similar to those two. He's as awkward yes but in a different way.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 03 Oct 2013, 06:35
by stujones
JWP wrote:Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
Since when was Lynes expected to beat Witter in their first fight? Witter was at his peak and would go on to win a world title.
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 03 Oct 2013, 08:39
by JWP
stujones wrote:JWP wrote:Lynes was expected to beat a fighters with similar style in Witter (twice) and Mcloskey yet he was unsure of himself in those fights. Its an obvious and winnable matchup for Skeete.
Since when was Lynes expected to beat Witter in their first fight? Witter was at his peak and would go on to win a world title.
Alright he was expected to win the second fight.
Jesus
Re: Skeete v Lynes
Posted: 03 Oct 2013, 08:45
by stujones
Might sound pedantic JWP and I applogise for that, but the point was lets not compare Skeete to a prime Junior Witter.
Skeete isn't in the same league as a prime Junior Witter, never will be.... the power for kickoff.
Close fight to call IMO.