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Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 04:18
by Josh1111
Bellew tweeted something criptic about McDonnell being shafted for the biggest fight of his life.
Reading more comments, including Jane Couch, it seems his trainer has just told him he's scared of flying so wont be travelling with him. Sounds like Coldwell is stepping in.
Many people dont give him a chance anyway, but where what effect will this have?
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 04:39
by dhb-raging bull
Disgusting from his trainer fear of flying can be a massive thing but you don't lead the camp on that your going to be travelling and then decide not at the very last minute a trainer is supposed to look after his fighter know matter what very unprofessional and Jamie now needs to have a serious think if that's the trainer for him when he gets back from Texas I know wouldn't have the same trust if I was in his shoes!!
He's in good hands with coldwell though and I hope he goes over there and wins the biggest fight of his career really do feel for the lad
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 04:43
by Manchester Hitman
Who is Jaime's trainer - I don't recall?
The guy must be a total twat to do this to his fighter.
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 04:50
by Crazyboy
dhb-raging bull wrote:Disgusting from his trainer fear of flying can be a massive thing but you don't lead the camp on that your going to be travelling and then decide not at the very last minute a trainer is supposed to look after his fighter know matter what very unprofessional and Jamie now needs to have a serious think if that's the trainer for him when he gets back from Texas I know wouldn't have the same trust if I was in his shoes!!
He's in good hands with coldwell though and I hope he goes over there and wins the biggest fight of his career really do feel for the lad
I'm glad Dave has stepped in I really like him and I know he will do his upmost to keep Jamie in the right frame of mind despite whats happened.
Jamies trainer though.... wow
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 04:53
by Boxing Prospect
Manchester Hitman wrote:Who is Jaime's trainer - I don't recall?
The guy must be a total twat to do this to his fighter.
David Hulley apparently
http://behindthegloves.com/jamie-mcdonn ... exas-test/
First the WBO won't recognise the WBA, then Tomoki vacates and now this... Not a great week for the bout
*Sorted out typo...after realising the mistake in the quote >_<
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 04:54
by Josh1111
Couldn't believe it when i read it. All a bit mental really, so close to the fight. Unless we dont know the full story and this was always the plan???
Is he with Steffy Bull? Not entirely sure to be honest
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 05:02
by dhb-raging bull
Josh1111 wrote:Couldn't believe it when i read it. All a bit mental really, so close to the fight. Unless we dont know the full story and this was always the plan???
Is he with Steffy Bull? Not entirely sure to be honest
He was until about 3 or 4 fights ago but stefy went his own way after oddly enough a fall out with Hulley
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 05:07
by dhb-raging bull
Josh1111 wrote:Couldn't believe it when i read it. All a bit mental really, so close to the fight. Unless we dont know the full story and this was always the plan???
Is he with Steffy Bull? Not entirely sure to be honest
I know stefy posts on here so he may be able to shed a bit of light on what went off there
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 07:53
by ThereByTheGrace
Sounds like someone getting the excuses in early the fighter cant bring the trainer into boxing the guy!
Wonder if it'll get called off with injuries I hope not
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 07:55
by jameswilson
Boxing Prospect wrote:Manchester Hitman wrote:Who is Jaime's trainer - I don't recall?
The guy must be a total twat to do this to his fighter.
David Hulley apparently
http://behindthegloves.com/jamie-mcdonn ... exas-test/
For the WBO won't recognise the WBA, then Tomoki vacates and now this... Not a great week for the bout
Yeah a fight like this really needed the WBO on the line.....
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 08:01
by Benelio
Here's his cowardly trainer:

Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 10:56
by stevieb_8006
Why don't they just drug the trainers carton of milk?
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 12:07
by bripez
stevieb_8006 wrote:Why don't they just drug the trainers carton of milk?
He aint getting on no plane fool !

Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 12:26
by Counter-puncher
weird as fvck
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 12:38
by whiskey
Sounds like the trainer has been watching Final Destination too much

Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 14:56
by expe
jameswilson wrote:Boxing Prospect wrote:Manchester Hitman wrote:Who is Jaime's trainer - I don't recall?
The guy must be a total twat to do this to his fighter.
David Hulley apparently
http://behindthegloves.com/jamie-mcdonn ... exas-test/
For the WBO won't recognise the WBA, then Tomoki vacates and now this... Not a great week for the bout
Yeah a fight like this really needed the WBO on the line.....
The WBO belt is far more credible than the WBA regular title or the super title, McDonnell is being packed off to America, without his trainer, to defend his plastic title against a Jap. Unless the moneys brilliant, I can't see what good it does him.
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 15:00
by Jc89
Non of you posting on this know anybody in that camp personally or whats happened clearly.. So to call Dave a coward is out of order. He's not had a mention over last 5 years whilst Jamie & Gav have picked up titles. He didn't "lead" anybody on.. Tried to fly & could do it. Not much you can do about phobias, its easy to say man up if you don't mind flying. His other trainer, brother & family are with him. Dave has joined them but he is his manager so you would have thought he'd have been going out soon anyway.
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 15:10
by handsofstone
I hate flying myself and I'd love to go to LA but I would never fly to the states
I wonder if Joshua fights in the US will Tony Sims be allowed to go,he obviously wasnt allowed out for the Purdy-Alexander fight but I'm sure his son mentioned on Ringside he was in Texas
Unless he meant the DIY store

Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 16:09
by dhb-raging bull
Jc89 wrote:Non of you posting on this know anybody in that camp personally or whats happened clearly.. So to call Dave a coward is out of order. He's not had a mention over last 5 years whilst Jamie & Gav have picked up titles. He didn't "lead" anybody on.. Tried to fly & could do it. Not much you can do about phobias, its easy to say man up if you don't mind flying. His other trainer, brother & family are with him. Dave has joined them but he is his manager so you would have thought he'd have been going out soon anyway.
How did he get to France for the jerome Arnould fight i used to get up to the empress where they used to train back then and I'm sure it was by plane they got there may be wrong though
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 17:10
by magnus
[/quote]
The WBO belt is far more credible than the WBA regular title or the super title, McDonnell is being packed off to America, without his trainer, to defend his plastic title against a Jap. Unless the moneys brilliant, I can't see what good it does him.[/quote]
He's off to America to fight a genuine top-ten fighter. As boxing fans, isn't that what we should want to see British fighters with world class aspirations do? Or would you rather he stay at home and defend his plastic title (and you're right, it is) against lesser fighters?
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 18:36
by Horse
Why doesn't he take a ship?
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 24 Apr 2015, 20:21
by jameswilson
magnus wrote:
He's off to America to fight a genuine top-ten fighter. As boxing fans, isn't that what we should want to see British fighters with world class aspirations do? Or would you rather he stay at home and defend his plastic title (and you're right, it is) against lesser fighters?
Yeah expe would rather that happen so he can moan but not look a total prat.
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 25 Apr 2015, 04:17
by Crazyboy
magnus wrote:
The WBO belt is far more credible than the WBA regular title or the super title, McDonnell is being packed off to America, without his trainer, to defend his plastic title against a Jap. Unless the moneys brilliant, I can't see what good it does him.[/quote]
He's off to America to fight a genuine top-ten fighter. As boxing fans, isn't that what we should want to see British fighters with world class aspirations do? Or would you rather he stay at home and defend his plastic title (and you're right, it is) against lesser fighters?[/quote]
great comment mate
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 25 Apr 2015, 04:17
by Pugilist-specialist
expe wrote:
The WBO belt is far more credible than the WBA regular title or the super title, McDonnell is being packed off to America, without his trainer, to defend his plastic title against a Jap.
You recently claimed that Kell Brook's IBF World Title was the most worthless belt in world boxing.
Re: Jamie McDonnell without a trainer for Kameda
Posted: 25 Apr 2015, 05:55
by expe
Pugilist-specialist wrote:expe wrote:
The WBO belt is far more credible than the WBA regular title or the super title, McDonnell is being packed off to America, without his trainer, to defend his plastic title against a Jap.
You recently claimed that Kell Brook's IBF World Title was the most worthless belt in world boxing.
As a world title it is, I wouldn't call the WBA regular a world title.