Scott Gammer....next British Heavyweight Champ

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Scott Gammer....next British Heavyweight Champ

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Former top amateur Scott Gammer has made steady progress beating Krence, Baker, and Steeds. He can bang and even though he's a little small for todays world heavies I think he can clean up on the British title WHEN Matt Skelton moves on (up) .
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Ceratinly agree with you. Best of the rest after the big four, and should have a definite claim to the Btitish title if and when Skelton vacates. Perhaps even a surprise scalp of Skelton, Williams or Sprott if either of these three severely lose it within the next year or two
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I am also assuming Sprott is going to stay at european level...he's been the most inform british heavy of recent yrs. I expect sprott to do well against Italy's Paulo Vidoz when they meet for the european crown.
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Post by nickd »

I think Gammer could possibly beat Skelton, he is no great shakes. Gammer is certainly more skilled, whether he can tough it out with Skelton remains to be seen.
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Gammers stoppage of a fit Krence was more impressive than Skeltons win. And by the way i love Krence...he gives his all and the only thing that holds him back is fitness and a bit of a dig. Im amazed how people can say Krence is too small to hack it with the big boys----he's 6ft 5 and 220 lbs for gods sake...all it needs is a bit of conditioning.
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funso banjo baby wrote:Gammers stoppage of a fit Krence was more impressive than Skeltons win. And by the way i love Krence...he gives his all and the only thing that holds him back is fitness and a bit of a dig. Im amazed how people can say Krence is too small to hack it with the big boys----he's 6ft 5 and 220 lbs for gods sake...all it needs is a bit of conditioning.
Krence has stated that he could make cruiserweight, but prefers it at heavy because he gets better paydays. I think his lack of strength will tell when trying to mix it with the higher level boys.
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Should be getting my tickets today, mate of mine is picking them up. Apparently, still loads left for grabs.
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What sort of level did Gammer fight as a amatuer?
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topper123 wrote:What sort of level did Gammer fight as a amatuer?
Won the WABA's at Heavyweight/Super Heavyweight a few times. Tended to lose when he faced Kevin Evans, so often they would fight at different weights.

Not sure what he did in the home nations finals, but I would say there couldn't have been many from England/Scotland and Ireland to beat him. I would like to have seen Gammar take on Audley in the Amateur code had Harrison stuck around.

Certainly more well known than Darren Morgan.
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Post by steve689 »

How is Morgan's career progressing? I remember his debut i think on a Macarinelli undercard (probably LaMontagne) when Morgan disposed of Ebrima Secka but lhe ooked a bit crude and wild.
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3-0 now he clubbed Dave Clarke into a submission in Manchester and went four with Tony Booth last time out, but put Booth down a couple of times.

Looked better in his last one, but his size will always favour him against someone like Booth.
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stujones wrote:
topper123 wrote:What sort of level did Gammer fight as a amatuer?
Won the WABA's at Heavyweight/Super Heavyweight a few times. Tended to lose when he faced Kevin Evans, so often they would fight at different weights.

Not sure what he did in the home nations finals, but I would say there couldn't have been many from England/Scotland and Ireland to beat him.
Gammer won the home nations at super-heavy shortly before turning pro.

But I can't remember who he beat there.
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