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baker vs delaney

Posted: 08 Feb 2015, 09:07
by Darcy Delaney
Just wondering if anyone had a copy of this fight ? I will cover any cost thanks in advance

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 08 Feb 2015, 09:18
by palooka
Hey Darcy :salut: I think Eric Guy is the best bet. Didn't your Garry box Baker in the amateurs as well as Mark in the pros?

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 10 Feb 2015, 06:50
by ERIC GUY
yep, i filmed it.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 11 Feb 2015, 05:24
by orbtastic
Baker was a tough nut.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 11 Feb 2015, 10:22
by palooka
Wasn't his nickname, 'Plod'? I think he'd got massive feet.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 11 Feb 2015, 12:09
by bennie
Baker beat Garry Delaney in the 1990 London ABAs. Delaney struggled with the slippery, aggressive Baker and was slung out for holding in the third round.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 11 Feb 2015, 20:22
by manno
Mark was very underrated, a tough man who could box andd fight, although usually ring fit, conditioning was not his strongpoint. Dean Powell told me he tracked Mark down for his british title fight with neil simpson at really short notice he'd been training on kebabs n lager! Lost an 8rounder to him in my last fight at york hall. Nice chap, his sons can have a 'do' also.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 12 Feb 2015, 09:54
by palooka
Hi manno :salut: you boxed a fellow I know from Doncaster, John Oxenham - he's still involved with boxing, training amateurs, he's not far off his fighting weight.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 12 Feb 2015, 17:48
by manno
palooka wrote:Hi manno :salut: you boxed a fellow I know from Doncaster, John Oxenham - he's still involved with boxing, training amateurs, he's not far off his fighting weight.
Alright palooka, yeh I remember John well, very correct boxer and well schooled I think he finished up half n half and took a couple of jobs at the end for a few quid. I dropped him heavy in the first round then couldn't have hit him with a handful of gravel for the next six :lol: bumped into him when I was coaching kids and promised him a copy of our fight... If you bump into him tell I ain't forgot :TU:

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 13 Feb 2015, 09:19
by mickey1975
manno wrote:
palooka wrote:Hi manno :salut: you boxed a fellow I know from Doncaster, John Oxenham - he's still involved with boxing, training amateurs, he's not far off his fighting weight.
Alright palooka, yeh I remember John well, very correct boxer and well schooled I think he finished up half n half and took a couple of jobs at the end for a few quid. I dropped him heavy in the first round then couldn't have hit him with a handful of gravel for the next six :lol: bumped into him when I was coaching kids and promised him a copy of our fight... If you bump into him tell I ain't forgot :TU:
I saw you pop up on Ron Hopley's Facebook a while back Manno. Very good chat on your trip to the States. Great team. Ron is a great guy, too.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 13 Feb 2015, 16:12
by palooka
:salut: Manno, I see John or his wife and brother pretty regular, I'll definitely remind you to him, he really enjoys talking about his boxing days and he is one of the soundest around, I have never in 30 years seen or heard of him throwing his weight around and he puts a lot of time and effort into training his team, he's got a good set up - he trains with Carl Tilley who really knows his stuff.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 13 Feb 2015, 16:23
by manno
mickey1975 wrote:
manno wrote:
palooka wrote:Hi manno :salut: you boxed a fellow I know from Doncaster, John Oxenham - he's still involved with boxing, training amateurs, he's not far off his fighting weight.
Alright palooka, yeh I remember John well, very correct boxer and well schooled I think he finished up half n half and took a couple of jobs at the end for a few quid. I dropped him heavy in the first round then couldn't have hit him with a handful of gravel for the next six :lol: bumped into him when I was coaching kids and promised him a copy of our fight... If you bump into him tell I ain't forgot :TU:
I saw you pop up on Ron Hopley's Facebook a while back Manno. Very good chat on your trip to the States. Great team. Ron is a great guy, too.
yeh mickey, that was a class team, Paul ingle,Franny Hogg, mccarrick,john mett...and a lot of good kids who never turned over. Ron was great friends with Henry even then and it's nice that they run a gym together and that their friendship has endured :TU:

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 13 Feb 2015, 16:24
by manno
:TU:
palooka wrote::salut: Manno, I see John or his wife and brother pretty regular, I'll definitely remind you to him, he really enjoys talking about his boxing days and he is one of the soundest around, I have never in 30 years seen or heard of him throwing his weight around and he puts a lot of time and effort into training his team, he's got a good set up - he trains with Carl Tilley who really knows his stuff.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 13 Feb 2015, 17:57
by mickey1975
Ron has been there through thick and thin, still is! He's like one of their family.

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 13 Feb 2015, 18:19
by Coco
palooka wrote::salut: Manno, I see John or his wife and brother pretty regular, I'll definitely remind you to him, he really enjoys talking about his boxing days and he is one of the soundest around, I have never in 30 years seen or heard of him throwing his weight around and he puts a lot of time and effort into training his team, he's got a good set up - he trains with Carl Tilley who really knows his stuff.
Send Carl my best

Marc Smith

Re: baker vs delaney

Posted: 14 Feb 2015, 07:08
by palooka
I don't see Carl that often, John lives in the same area but Carl lives across town, I'll pass on your hello though Marc, Carl is another one that lives and breaths boxing.