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If Jennings Beats Vincent what happens next ????

Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 07:51
by Foggy
So if Michael does beat Jimmy what do you think his next move would be, from what i can remember some how he ranked #1 contender by the WBO, but i think we all agree that he's a little to inexperienced to go that route, so does he try to win the belt outright, move on and challenge for the commenwealth & european belts, like Nicky Cook for example, and then in 2 years time maybe if we see improvements maybe that WBO belt could look more realistic.

Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 09:12
by b_hammersley
If Jennings gets past Vincent they should match him up against the unbeaten Scot Kevin Anderson, that would be a great fight that Anderson would win. Don't get me wrong Michael is a talented guy but I believe Anderson would K.O. him.

Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 10:08
by stujones
I wouldn't do anything though that will effect his WBO ranking, Margarito is a massive Welterweight and I wouldn't be surprised if he moves up despite the Welterweight devision becoming what the Light Middle devision was a few years ago.

Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 10:27
by chado
Ali Nuumbembe v Michael Jennings for the WBO Intercontinental Title????:box:

Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 11:22
by AP05
Agree with Bernie here, think Anderson would beat Jennings. Too much power for the boy. Anderson is well underrated down South and it's about time he is put in with the types of Jennings, Barnes or even this new Comonwealth Champ.

Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 12:08
by bigped
Anderson is class, and well known and respected up in scotland here, hes strong fast and can take a bunch, as soon as he went pro all the amature coachs and pros said the same thing,,, he will win british/commonwealth/ and european,,

and i still feel this will be case. :TU:

Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 17:47
by tea
Anderson eats punches,that aint the mark of a great champ.

Re: If Jennings Beats Vincent what happens next ????

Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 04:34
by steve689
Foggy wrote:So if Michael does beat Jimmy what do you think his next move would be, from what i can remember some how he ranked #1 contender by the WBO, but i think we all agree that he's a little to inexperienced to go that route, so does he try to win the belt outright, move on and challenge for the commenwealth & european belts, like Nicky Cook for example, and then in 2 years time maybe if we see improvements maybe that WBO belt could look more realistic.
I would definately take the Commonwealth and European route and if he was to succeed on that path then forget about the WBO strap as that would be a step back.

Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 09:43
by DAVE2005
Cant see jennings being beaten off kevin anderson.Andesopn is a very strong kid stopping or kos 9 in 14 which is impressive but he does get hit far to easilyand i think personally that he is a bit to raw to be put in for a british title {anyone remember david barnes].Jennings has impressed me of late his punching power has really come on stopping or kos 10 in 13 his feet and hand speed are excellent and at this point in his career has got to much for Anderson to handle although it would be a good fight for 8 or 9 rounds i think jennings would win.Incidentley i seen him train at the trafford centre a couple of weeks ago and he looked fit and really focused
for the Jimmy Vincent fight put up a really good show which is the whole point of a public workout somebody should tell khan and foster

Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 09:53
by chado
I have heard Khan looked good at the workout.

Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 13:17
by bigped
ON BBN says anderson has relinqushed his celtic title?? and now bryce is fighting sinclair in a elimantor,, where does this leave anderson>> ?? im confused??

Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 13:24
by stujones
bigped wrote:ON BBN says anderson has relinqushed his celtic title?? and now bryce is fighting sinclair in a elimantor,, where does this leave anderson>> ?? im confused??
So am I, if Anderson has vacated then why is Pryce vs Sinclair only an eliminator.

Edit - I read the article now, Pryce vs Sinclair doubles up as a Celtic title fight and an eliminator for the British title.

Last time Pryce vs Sinclair was a good fight, but a bit one sided to be a great little battle.

Sounds like Anderson must have some injury cause wasn't Anderson vs Pryce supposed to be an eliminator.

Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 05:15
by b_hammersley
Anderson eats punches??? Aye right away. As I said before he'll be too strong for the likes of Jennings if they ever meet. Watch this space...there will be some news shortly..

Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 05:30
by Bard of Boxrec
I'm calling upset. Vincent beats Jennings

Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 07:34
by stujones
I'm not, too inactive, too old - I think Jennings is better than Barnes also (always have).

Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 08:39
by DAVE2005
Jennings to beat vincent and anderson boxing isnt just about power there are other factors involved

Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 09:36
by chris s
fight barnes, heard he has left hughes and joined graham

Posted: 15 Jul 2005, 10:15
by AP05
Anderson far from injured !!, as Bernie says, watch this space !!!!!!!! :D