sparring
Posted: 12 Nov 2013, 08:29
any welters want sparring next few weeks an got lightweight good amateur an good pro middleweight who is 6 unbeaten inbox me if interested in birmingham
tedley wrote:Doesn't seem very professional when a British Champ has to resort to a forum for requests for sparring .
Suggest you get rid of your current manager .
mickey1975 wrote:I think it's a great opportunity for any fighters!
The only negative would be if you got schooled badly and your confidence ends up shot to shit.maley1984 wrote:mickey1975 wrote:I think it's a great opportunity for any fighters!
Exactly who better to spar if u hav a chance. Our only world am champ and current british champ any lads around his weight sud b jumping at the chance for a spar. U wud learn more in a 4 round spar than 10 pro fights with journeymen.
Very true. Depends how u look at it frankie is a possible world champ in the making. So if u do take the spar b realistic to your talent and enjoy the learning experience. Or keep well away.columbo wrote:The only negative would be if you got schooled badly and your confidence ends up shot to poo.maley1984 wrote:mickey1975 wrote:I think it's a great opportunity for any fighters!
Exactly who better to spar if u hav a chance. Our only world am champ and current british champ any lads around his weight sud b jumping at the chance for a spar. U wud learn more in a 4 round spar than 10 pro fights with journeymen.
often its a tenner a round plus travel. That's £200 an hour, lol.mimmy123 wrote:what kind of pay does a sparring partner get for the day?
I'm off for some laxatives and a train ticket to Brum.rhino222 wrote:often its a tenner a round plus travel. That's £200 an hour, lol.mimmy123 wrote:what kind of pay does a sparring partner get for the day?
And here is a bit of advice for you.maley1984 wrote:tedley wrote:Doesn't seem very professional when a British Champ has to resort to a forum for requests for sparring .
Suggest you get rid of your current manager .
Wat a tool u r. Frankie wud not b short of sparring partners. His just on the look out for more. And different sparring also looking after the lads who r in his gym. Its no good sparring the same lads day in day out.
tedley wrote:And here is a bit of advice for you.maley1984 wrote:tedley wrote:Doesn't seem very professional when a British Champ has to resort to a forum for requests for sparring .
Suggest you get rid of your current manager .
Wat a tool u r. Frankie wud not b short of sparring partners. His just on the look out for more. And different sparring also looking after the lads who r in his gym. Its no good sparring the same lads day in day out.
Go to Frankies gym with your crayons and colouring book and get him to teach you English.
That seems like a fair post to me. Surely somebody in Team Gavin isn't doing their job completely and properly if Frankie's coming on here sounding out more sparring partners. He is obviously perfectly entitled to do it but if the British champ and future British star has a gap in his training it seems strange he has to make a direct appeal on a forum.tedley wrote:Doesn't seem very professional when a British Champ has to resort to a forum for requests for sparring .
Suggest you get rid of your current manager .
What makes you think he has to?JimJim2009 wrote:That seems like a fair post to me. Surely somebody in Team Gavin isn't doing their job completely and properly if Frankie's coming on here sounding out more sparring partners. He is obviously perfectly entitled to do it but if the British champ and future British star has a gap in his training it seems strange he has to make a direct appeal on a forumtedley wrote:Doesn't seem very professional when a British Champ has to resort to a forum for requests for sparring .
Suggest you get rid of your current manager .