BoxRec

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KasEVWCTB64

This is good

Only watched the opening credits so far but just saying one of those mentioned as featured is Joe Kacz, who passed away over xmas in an RTA

Ma big pal (cruel johno stevions) has never lost a fight at heavy weight in this game. 30 plus fights current British champ.

Wanted to watch that, but could only get as far as Dave Courtney's interview and that did it for me. What a prize one. What the fukk does he know about boxing?

stevieb_8006 wrote:Wanted to watch that, but could only get as far as Dave Courtney's interview and that did it for me. What a prize one. What the fukk does he know about boxing?

A mate of mine starred in a film with him last year and ironically my mates daytime job is armed police

I enjoyed it but one lad saying "that was the best right hand anyone has ever seen" needs to have a serious word with himself.

Pete Stoten was training with my brother frank.when he went up too the board they turned down his application because of age. Pete can actually fight. Sparred really well against a few pros. Pete could quite easily gone on the road and put up a good fight.couple of weeks after the granted that cricketer his licence. Absolute shocker of a decision really

johnnygreaves wrote:Pete Stoten was training with my brother frank.when he went up too the board they turned down his application because of age. Pete can actually fight. Sparred really well against a few pros. Pete could quite easily gone on the road and put up a good fight.couple of weeks after the granted that cricketer his licence. Absolute shocker of a decision really

The board seem very inconsistent. I'm sure they were aware Flintoff was going into a fixed fight though.

johnnygreaves wrote:Pete Stoten was training with my brother frank.when he went up too the board they turned down his application because of age. Pete can actually fight. Sparred really well against a few pros. Pete could quite easily gone on the road and put up a good fight.couple of weeks after the granted that cricketer his licence. Absolute shocker of a decision really

Should of had a box off

Tomasino wrote:

johnnygreaves wrote:Pete Stoten was training with my brother frank.when he went up too the board they turned down his application because of age. Pete can actually fight. Sparred really well against a few pros. Pete could quite easily gone on the road and put up a good fight.couple of weeks after the granted that cricketer his licence. Absolute shocker of a decision really

The board seem very inconsistent. I'm sure they were aware Flintoff was going into a fixed fight though.

you describe it well.

Bleak wrote:

johnnygreaves wrote:Pete Stoten was training with my brother frank.when he went up too the board they turned down his application because of age. Pete can actually fight. Sparred really well against a few pros. Pete could quite easily gone on the road and put up a good fight.couple of weeks after the granted that cricketer his licence. Absolute shocker of a decision really

Should of had a box off

pete would've absolutely smashed him mate

I train at the same gym as Pete now and boy has he got himself in great shape....believe he fights over in Malta now and again and is doing really well promoting his unlicensed shows around Kent and Essex. Always a sellout with some good fighters....

Unlicensed boxing has its place, and the promoters were realistic about its standard. Pete Stolen seems well up their at this level and won the belts but of course would not be competitive at domestic title level but I'm sure he his capable of plying his trade on the circuit.

I enjoyed that, thanks for posting it up.