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Jake Carr has been in the US for months and hopefully learning a lot. But when is he going to land a fight?

Jake is 25 and 11-0 and hasn't fought for nearly a year.

Like a Boss wrote:Jake Carr has been in the US for months and hopefully learning a lot. But when is he going to land a fight?

Jake is 25 and 11-0 and hasn't fought for nearly a year.

Maybe if I edit his record he will

AntonS wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:Jake Carr has been in the US for months and hopefully learning a lot. But when is he going to land a fight?

Jake is 25 and 11-0 and hasn't fought for nearly a year.

Maybe if I edit his record he will

A loss here and there might make all the difference

Like a Boss wrote:

AntonS wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:Jake Carr has been in the US for months and hopefully learning a lot. But when is he going to land a fight?

Jake is 25 and 11-0 and hasn't fought for nearly a year.

Maybe if I edit his record he will

A loss here and there might make all the difference

Yeah! Against Team Tassanu

The wait continues for Jake's first fight since leaving for the US. He vacated the Australian title months ago and hasn't fought for nearly a year.

Has he got a promotor over there?. Or is he freelancing it?.

convict wrote:Has he got a promotor over there?. Or is he freelancing it?.

He said he signed a promotional contract deal with someone in the US late last year.

Assuming he did, it doesn't seem to be working out too well for him.

Jake Carr 11-0, who has been training in the US at Fortune gym, will make his US debut against Mike Gavronski 20-2-1, September 10th.

It has been a long wait for Jake.

Gavronski is coming off a loss. So fingers crossed Jake can impress.

That's good news he got a fight. Do you know what weight he will be fighting at?.

convict wrote:That's good news he got a fight. Do you know what weight he will be fighting at?.

Good question. Gavronski seems to be all over the shop weight-wise. His last fight was at super middleweight though.

Super middle from a good source

Jake Carr's U.S. debut against Mike Gavronksi is the main event of Battle at the Boat 107 at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma.

“This main event has so many intriguing subplots heading into it. Mike is attempting to rebound from a rare loss, Jake is fighting in the US for the first time and trying to stay undefeated, and the winner of this fight could very easily see themselves ranked in the top 10 depending on the outcome,” said promoter Brian Halquist.

Good to see hopefully he gets past this guy and kicks a few goals in the US. Was wondering what happened with Jake.

Rod Carr's son?

bollox wrote:Rod Carr's son?

Correctamundo

http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/unbeate ... ski-351424?

“The experience over here has been amazing so far. We have had some very high quality sparring and training and I’ve been improving with every session,” Carr said about working with Justin Fortune, a former heavyweight contender and fellow Australian. “All of my training camps have been very good, but where this experience has differed is that I’m training with a lot higher quality fighters, in a country where boxing is very popular. It is a great feeling.”

“Despite the quiet year I haven’t stopped training hard and I’ve kept myself 110% dedicated to my sport,” Carr said.

Like a Boss wrote:http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/unbeate ... ski-351424?

“The experience over here has been amazing so far. We have had some very high quality sparring and training and I’ve been improving with every session,” Carr said about working with Justin Fortune, a former heavyweight contender and fellow Australian. “All of my training camps have been very good, but where this experience has differed is that I’m training with a lot higher quality fighters, in a country where boxing is very popular. It is a great feeling.”

“Despite the quiet year I haven’t stopped training hard and I’ve kept myself 110% dedicated to my sport,” Carr said.