James Tennyson
James Tennyson
where dose he go now Personally id like to see him with a new coaching set up. Every fight its the same thing no game plans at all
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ShadrachSimmo
- Cruiserweight
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Re: James Tennyson
His game plan is pressure. Comes out swinging most fights and his power gets him through.
Cheeseman showed nice adaptation to box and be patient. Maybe Tennyson can do the same, though he’s a bit chinny something the Cheese can’t be accused of.
Cheeseman showed nice adaptation to box and be patient. Maybe Tennyson can do the same, though he’s a bit chinny something the Cheese can’t be accused of.
Re: James Tennyson
every fight is the same his corner wasnt great all they shouted for him to do is pace him self insted of getting him to box. id like to see him based in england where he can get better sparring and coaching set up.
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maverick23
- Cruiserweight
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Re: James Tennyson
Lots of good fights still available for him but he needs to sort his tactics out. Apparently he struggled to get down to lightweight which is surprising given he only moved up from super feather a short while ago.
Still plenty of good fights available for him at lightweight and light welter.
Still plenty of good fights available for him at lightweight and light welter.
Re: James Tennyson
His always got a punchers chance but he always looks vulnerable defensively. The talk of world level was so far fetched. If he does move up ritson davis jr wud b good domestic match ups but for me they both beat him.
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margaret thatcher
- Super Featherweight
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Re: James Tennyson
problem for him, is that i'm not really sure there's much adapting he could do
the biggest thing might be to not be so gung ho when hurt, and be willing to hold and recover rather than immediately go to trading shots. but i dont know he's capable of really doing some measured boxing gameplan without sacrificing his own strengths
the biggest thing might be to not be so gung ho when hurt, and be willing to hold and recover rather than immediately go to trading shots. but i dont know he's capable of really doing some measured boxing gameplan without sacrificing his own strengths
Re: James Tennyson
yeah hes talking about moving up i could be wrong but im near sure he said he makes the weight easy for the british title fight
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TheLeprechaun
- Super Middleweight
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Re: James Tennyson
He is what he is.
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Offthehook
- Super Bantamweight
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Re: James Tennyson
No you’re not wrong, he definitely said that in an interview. Really likeable guy, like pretty much most of the Irish are, and he can punch proven at the euro level, just has a bad look about him when he’s backed up.
He deserves a lot of props from coming back from senkos, don’t know too many fighters that would have come back from that . Dunlop did a great job helping him, always good when a manager or team have your back.
Re: James Tennyson
Dunlop has done a great job with all his fighters tbfOffthehook wrote: ↑11 May 2021, 02:03No you’re not wrong, he definitely said that in an interview. Really likeable guy, like pretty much most of the Irish are, and he can punch proven at the euro level, just has a bad look about him when he’s backed up.
He deserves a lot of props from coming back from senkos, don’t know too many fighters that would have come back from that . Dunlop did a great job helping him, always good when a manager or team have your back.