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Kevin Mitchell
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 10:01
by Cannibal
Kevin Mitchell fights a guy on the 23rd of this month who was stopped by Willie Limond inside 1 round and this will bring him up to 15-0
I don't know about anyone else but after 15 fights would be the time I'd look at stepping up my fighters level. At least put Mitchell in with someone who has 5 more wins than losses which he has yet to do.
Maybe someone like this guy
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=004296
He has experience and knows what it's like to win but is old and on the slide, certainly more of a learning experience than guys who have lost more fights than they've won. Or maybe he could clear out another pospect with an 0 beside his name.
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 10:16
by steve689
I agree totally Mitchell needs to be moved up slightly in class soon but i wouldn't put him in with that guy just yet, he has 60 wins and went the 10 with Lovemore N'dou and went 7 with Keita Manabe who is a good Japanese fighter i have seen a couple of times. I think the Thai would be a bit much but he needs to start fighting better opposition no matter what age he is.
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 10:36
by THEBUTCH
I've mentioned Rob Jefferies a few times in the last 2 years and still think it would make a facsinating contest for the Southern Area lightweight title, if Mitchell is ok at 9st 9lbs.
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 10:36
by kevin
He was supposed to fight Mickey Bowden for the Southern Area title but Bowden has hung up the gloves.
Bowden's last win was a controversial points win over David Bailey so it MItchell on paper should have handled him easily.
Put your Dean Powell head on and choice some opponents that would you would put Mitchell in with over the coming season
Kev
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 10:42
by Old bones Ian
How about Rocky Dean, had a good fight against Andy Morris in his last one.
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 10:48
by Lefthookhappy19
Stopped by Limond in 1 round. Holy shit, if he aint ready for this guy now then he is never going to be ready. Honestly, Willie Limond couldn't bust a grape, that chin must be made from the same stuff Herbie Hides is made off.
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 10:53
by Old bones Ian
Lefthookhappy19 wrote:Stopped by Limond in 1 round. Holy shit, if he aint ready for this guy now then he is never going to be ready. Honestly, Willie Limond couldn't bust a grape, that chin must be made from the same stuff Herbie Hides is made off.
to be fair to Snarski he was once an OK fighter, took Alex Arthur 10 rounds in an entertaining fight, unfortunatly he's to brave for his own good, and will take a fight against anyone, I'm not looking foward to this fight.
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 11:01
by leforge
He be a Wbu champion they wont go for the british title.
He looks ok but sometime he needs to be stepped up in class.
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 11:04
by Freiheit
Kevin wrote:He was supposed to fight Mickey Bowden for the Southern Area title but Bowden has hung up the gloves.
Bowden's last win was a controversial points win over David Bailey so it MItchell on paper should have handled him easily.
Put your Dean Powell head on and choice some opponents that would you would put Mitchell in with over the coming season
Kev
Ali Oubaali
Alejandro Monzon
Jose Antonio Fuente
Alessandro Di Meco
Evgeny Strausov
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 11:25
by big bad bill
Kev is a special talent and anyone who has seen him up close and in the gym will testify to that..............
Admittedley this choice of opponent does seem like a step backwards to me but the feeling is that there are big plans for Kevin for this coming season and we can expect him to be kept busy with 3 or 4 fights before the xmas period
Kev is World Champ material.....how he gets there may not be to everyone taste but he will get there.....................no WBU stuff
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 11:30
by J
big bad bill wrote:Kev is a special talent and anyone who has seen him up close and in the gym will testify to that..............
Admittedley this choice of opponent does seem like a step backwards to me but the feeling is that there are big plans for Kevin for this coming season and we can expect him to be kept busy with 3 or 4 fights before the xmas period
Kev is World Champ material.....how he gets there may not be to everyone taste but he will get there.....................no WBU stuff
a fellow believer.

Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 11:42
by boxingchat
Kevin wrote:He was supposed to fight Mickey Bowden for the Southern Area title but Bowden has hung up the gloves.
Bowden's last win was a controversial points win over David Bailey so it MItchell on paper should have handled him easily.
Put your Dean Powell head on and choice some opponents that would you would put Mitchell in with over the coming season
Kev
fornicate that, I don't want as head likke Dean Powell!
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 11:43
by boxingchat
Vladimir Borov has never fought Willie Limond according to Box Rec. What you smoking?
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 12:05
by Phenomenal-Nutrition
They need to step him soon as hes a natural Ricky Hatton replacement. I haven't seen him recently, hows he been looking? how far is he away from facing the Alex Arthurs of this world (presumably too deep for at least 2years)?
Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 13:05
by Old bones Ian
J wrote:big bad bill wrote:Kev is a special talent and anyone who has seen him up close and in the gym will testify to that..............
Admittedley this choice of opponent does seem like a step backwards to me but the feeling is that there are big plans for Kevin for this coming season and we can expect him to be kept busy with 3 or 4 fights before the xmas period
Kev is World Champ material.....how he gets there may not be to everyone taste but he will get there.....................no WBU stuff
a fellow believer.

I'm in agreement he is looking the business at the level he's fighting, I would like to see him taken into the later rounds by someone, see how he reacts when he doesn't blast them out earlier.
Posted: 09 Nov 2005, 12:11
by My T Sharp
Freiheit wrote:Kevin wrote:He was supposed to fight Mickey Bowden for the Southern Area title but Bowden has hung up the gloves.
Bowden's last win was a controversial points win over David Bailey so it MItchell on paper should have handled him easily.
Put your Dean Powell head on and choice some opponents that would you would put Mitchell in with over the coming season
Kev
Ali Oubaali
Alejandro Monzon
Jose Antonio Fuente
Alessandro Di Meco
Evgeny Strausov
Watch out Dean Powell it's...Jose Antonio Fuente
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=045810
http://www.allegedly.tv/fw4/allnews.p ... m=&ucat=36&
Posted: 09 Nov 2005, 12:14
by Priff
I think we'll have to get used to it, as I'm guressing this is pretty much a preview of how Amir Khan's career will be handled by his promoter.
Posted: 09 Nov 2005, 12:20
by Old bones Ian
He doesn't look to dangerous, but i wasn't expecting anything else for this match. Mitchell is young and as long as he's being trained correctly and listening to the advice he gets , then matches like this in the early stage of his career are fine.
Hopefully it will pick up in the next year, keep him busy.
Posted: 09 Nov 2005, 12:22
by My T Sharp
Been slow so far, but I think some of that is down to Mitchells over eager style and Warren is waiting for him to mature a bit.
This lad can't be too bad if Freiheit mentioned him, he seems to know his stuff.

Posted: 09 Nov 2005, 12:57
by steve689
Your right about that, Freiheit knows his onions. And he owns a Nigel Rafferty fight too, which demands respect.
Posted: 09 Nov 2005, 16:39
by grim reaper
not bad record for tv but he is a former Bantamwieght who is now 35 and only boxed twice in the last 3 years .
Posted: 09 Nov 2005, 18:09
by My T Sharp
steve689 wrote:Your right about that, Freiheit knows his onions. And he owns a Nigel Rafferty fight too, which demands respect.
Scandinavian boxing must be in a bit of a slump

Posted: 10 Nov 2005, 03:40
by JimmyJamJerusalem
grim reaper wrote:not bad record for tv but he is a former Bantamwieght who is now 35 and only boxed twice in the last 3 years .
Yeah, and Mitchell is a 16 fight kid, who is still barely starting out. I don't like the arrogant fornicator, but these fights are perefctly understandable at this stage of his career
Posted: 10 Nov 2005, 08:50
by MightyWarrior
looks a decent opponent for Mitchell at this stage.