Jason Cooper
Posted: 08 Sep 2015, 01:19
Of all the pics I uploaded onto Boxrec over the years, I'd have to rate this #1
Ideal profile snap http://boxrec.com/boxer/568868
Ideal profile snap http://boxrec.com/boxer/568868
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Re: Jason Cooper
Posted: 26 Sep 2015, 23:45
Cooper 14-2-1 meets Namibian Paulus Ambunda 23-1-0 for the International WBO title on the 5th of December.
Re: Jason Cooper
Posted: 27 Sep 2015, 02:38
IBO super bantam defence by AmbundaLike a Boss wrote:Cooper 14-2-1 meets Namibian Paulus Ambunda 23-1-0 for the International WBO title on the 5th of December.
All the very best to him, but:-
1. I recommend, he's got purse in his pocket before he jumps into the ring ;;-)
2. He needs to do something about his disgusting bread basket. I know the way, he'd be super feather/lightweight in no time at all
Re: Jason Cooper
Posted: 01 Oct 2015, 23:24
AUSTRALIAN super bantamweight Jason Cooper is supremely confident in causing what many see as a huge upset.
http://www.aus-boxing.com/2015/10/01/ja ... de-for-me/
“We have just started camp now and I have finished up work today to give the next nine weeks everything in preparation,” said Cooper
“I’ve had great support from my boss who has been great in giving me the time to really make a go of what is a great opportunity. This is something that I want badly,”
“I will make sure that I can prepare accordingly so I can bring this belt back to Australia,”
“We know the conditions can be quite tough over there in regards to altitude so we will head over earlier to acclimatise to the thin air. We train in pretty humid conditions up here so conditioning won’t be an issue.”
“This is the type of opportunity that you work so hard for. It’s all a bit surreal at the moment, but the time is here for me to take up the challenge of becoming a world champion,”
“There is only really one guy and that is my trainer, Damian Smith.” he explained. “I have been working with him from day one and we have a really close relationship which is great, we seem to work really well together,”
“I don’t have idols – I don’t have hangers on – and I have been self-sufficient and independent since I was fifteen years old. I do this for me, no one else.”
“It’s just the way it is and it’s also the way I like it, low key.”
“I will also have height and reach on him to, so whichever way you look at it, he is going to have his hands full,”
“Like I said before, this opportunity is everything to me, and we know he is a good fighter,” concluded Cooper.
“But on the night I aim to be better and that’s what we will be focusing on for the next nine weeks of preparation,”
“I’m really excited and can’t wait to get over there and take this bloke’s belt,”
http://www.aus-boxing.com/2015/10/01/ja ... de-for-me/
“We have just started camp now and I have finished up work today to give the next nine weeks everything in preparation,” said Cooper
“I’ve had great support from my boss who has been great in giving me the time to really make a go of what is a great opportunity. This is something that I want badly,”
“I will make sure that I can prepare accordingly so I can bring this belt back to Australia,”
“We know the conditions can be quite tough over there in regards to altitude so we will head over earlier to acclimatise to the thin air. We train in pretty humid conditions up here so conditioning won’t be an issue.”
“This is the type of opportunity that you work so hard for. It’s all a bit surreal at the moment, but the time is here for me to take up the challenge of becoming a world champion,”
“There is only really one guy and that is my trainer, Damian Smith.” he explained. “I have been working with him from day one and we have a really close relationship which is great, we seem to work really well together,”
“I don’t have idols – I don’t have hangers on – and I have been self-sufficient and independent since I was fifteen years old. I do this for me, no one else.”
“It’s just the way it is and it’s also the way I like it, low key.”
“I will also have height and reach on him to, so whichever way you look at it, he is going to have his hands full,”
“Like I said before, this opportunity is everything to me, and we know he is a good fighter,” concluded Cooper.
“But on the night I aim to be better and that’s what we will be focusing on for the next nine weeks of preparation,”
“I’m really excited and can’t wait to get over there and take this bloke’s belt,”
Re: Jason Cooper
Posted: 02 Dec 2015, 00:30
http://www.namibian.com.na/index.php?page=read&id=34705
JASON Cooper confidently predicts he will knock Paulus Ambunda out when he challenges him for the IBO Super Bantamweight title on Saturday.
“I have trained very hard for 10 weeks now and I'm ready to go 12 rounds but I think I'll knock him out before then,” he said, adding that Ambunda's style suited him.
“We've watched a couple of Ambunda's fights and he's got the right style for my kind of boxing.
“He holds his hands up and has a real tight defence, he likes to come forward and fight in close, but I've got the height and the reach and I should be able to keep the distance from him and box him from the outside, so I think I'll finish him some time before the 12 rounds are up,” he said.
“We learnt a lot from that fight in China - what to do and what not to do overseas, so now we are ready this time. I'd just like to win as many world titles as I can with this hopefully being the first one and then just keep winning world titles after that,” he said.
Cooper is currently also ranked ninth on the WBA rankings.
JASON Cooper confidently predicts he will knock Paulus Ambunda out when he challenges him for the IBO Super Bantamweight title on Saturday.
“I have trained very hard for 10 weeks now and I'm ready to go 12 rounds but I think I'll knock him out before then,” he said, adding that Ambunda's style suited him.
“We've watched a couple of Ambunda's fights and he's got the right style for my kind of boxing.
“He holds his hands up and has a real tight defence, he likes to come forward and fight in close, but I've got the height and the reach and I should be able to keep the distance from him and box him from the outside, so I think I'll finish him some time before the 12 rounds are up,” he said.
“We learnt a lot from that fight in China - what to do and what not to do overseas, so now we are ready this time. I'd just like to win as many world titles as I can with this hopefully being the first one and then just keep winning world titles after that,” he said.
Cooper is currently also ranked ninth on the WBA rankings.
Re: Jason Cooper
Posted: 14 May 2016, 20:16
Jason Cooper defeated John Mark Apolinario on points last night in Eatons Hill, Qld.
Cooper moves to 14-3-1.
Cooper moves to 14-3-1.
Re: Jason Cooper
Posted: 15 May 2016, 03:14
how did he look, sometimes names mean nothing,
Re: Jason Cooper
Posted: 20 May 2016, 18:36
I see the results of the Ambunda match in Namibia continue to reflect the competency of the judges world wide.
2 points,,6 points,,shut out.
One was ringside, one was in the bleachers & the other was in a coma.
2 points,,6 points,,shut out.
One was ringside, one was in the bleachers & the other was in a coma.