Any debutants this year worth watching?

[Mimmy]

Any snippets of info on any debutants making their way into pro ranks this year from the UK

Anyone know any info on this Halifax heavy making his debut in March at Elland road 'Josh Sandland'?

[ste1983]

Not this year (made his debut December last year) but I was quite impressed with Nathan Gorman Heavyweight trained and managed by Ricky Hatton. Had good hand speed for a Heavyweight.

Obviously very early days so hard to tell how far he can go but had a decent enough amateur career I believe.

[mickey1975]

I'll be at the Leeds show. My mate Paul "Flash" Gordon is on, very good kid himself.

[jaymitch81]

I'm keeping a close eye on Grant Dennis.

Managed and promoted by Joe Elfidh in Medway, Kent.

Grant has had a few fights and remains unbeaten, beating Wayne Reed in his last fight.

[Mimmy]

I'll be at the Leeds show. My mate Paul "Flash" Gordon is on, very good kid himself.

If im off work im going to try to get to the leeds bill. My son lives in leeds so not far to travel for me from his home. If you aint a violent man Mickey1975 maybe a pint in Billy's Bar.

[pyenest77]

Quite fancy Leeds myself for this. Is Josh Gordon's lad by any chance?

[Cazelo]

Would keep an eye on gary mayor. Good amateur, will be turning pro on Damian's show in May.

[dhb-raging bull]

Read in local paper other week cousin of Paul ingle as singed professional under stefy bull and from what I read on Facebook comments he is ment to be a good kid so see what comes from it Jamie scotting/Scotter I think his name is

[Diddyb]

Linus Udofia managed by Steve Goodwin is worth a watch

[Tomasino]

I sponsor him so am biased but Kieran Smith has won both his fights by KO so far.

[palooka]

Would keep an eye on gary mayor. Good amateur, will be turning pro on Damian's show in May.

Good on him! I hope he does well, he's certainly turned things around. He was a noted puncher 25 years ago!

[pnejon]

Josh Goodwin is turning pro in a few weeks, good luck to the lad.

Reece Macmillan is fighting under Kieran Farrell, meant to be a good prospect.

http://www.newageboxing.co.uk/reece-macmillan