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Who are the boxers amongst us....any pro's??
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 14:44
by Ellis Dee
I trained in a couple of gyms but never started an amatuar career. Still do light training at the local gym.
I walk around at 185 ibs so I think I could easily shrink down to light heavy if I was to think about fighting.
Lets have some profiles. I.E. height, weight, estimated fighting weight, build and even a desired opponent.
5 feet 10 inches
185 ibs
light heavyweight
Stocky
Clinton Woods (Rekon I'd have a chance...

)
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 15:00
by jomothepure
A few post on here. Billy Bessey, Dynamite Dean Philips, Michael Gomez yesterday...then the mind goes blank.
6"2
214 lbs
Cruiserweight with heavyweight tendancies
beautiful
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 17:19
by Wales
dale robinson on occassion too
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 17:22
by JimmyJamJerusalem
Daniel Thorpe was on here the other day.
Which was the gomez post??
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 17:25
by REAL_DEAL
i very much doubt that was gomez, i think it was a mini press release from one of his mates.
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 18:54
by holyfields_ear
tony dodson posts from time to time...
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 20:14
by probert24
Chauncy Welliver is on quite a bit
And as for myself...
6'0
Walk at 154 but I could make 147
Fighter here
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 02:05
by Chauncy
Chauncy Welliver
6'2"
270lbs (At the moment)
I would love to fight John Ruiz

Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 03:39
by probert24
I see you only fought 10 times this year. Why don't you try staying busy in 06? And I hope they're paying you right to get in with Platov.
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 05:11
by jomothepure
JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:Daniel Thorpe was on here the other day.
Which was the gomez post??
http://www.boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... ight=irish
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 08:56
by ibbo
Hello im John Ibbotson, ive posted on here before but i just come on and look mostly.
Height: 6ft 3 1/2inch
weight: Super middleweight
record: 4-0 (1)
next fight: dont know yet
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 09:09
by My T Sharp
I don't box, but may take it up when free from injury
6ft1
170lbs ish
Southpaw
would like to fight Matt Barney, as probably wouldn't get too smashed up
John, I remember seeing your fine KO of Teasdale, why the move to Super-Middle? Any particular opponents lined up 'cause it must be tough the make the weight being 6ft 3 1/2
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 09:28
by TerribleTerry
Peter Jackson used to post on here but I haven't seen his posts for a while...
where are you Jacko?!!?
What do u reckon to Muttleys chances? I reckon he might just do the biz if Jennings lets himself get involved.
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 09:43
by ibbo
My T Sharp wrote:I don't box, but may take it up when free from injury
6ft1
170lbs ish
Southpaw
would like to fight Matt Barney, as probably wouldn't get too smashed up
John, I remember seeing your fine KO of Teasdale, why the move to Super-Middle? Any particular opponents lined up 'cause it must be tough the make the weight being 6ft 3 1/2
well when i boxed Teasdale i weighed in the day before the fight but i was eating as much as wanted and what i wanted and came in at 12st 7lb when the fight was made at 12st 10lb he came in at 12 8 and a half i think. But i bet i still weighed the same when i enered the ring the next day. This happened because i was running more and training harder, so after my manager told me that if i wached my food a bit and came in at about 12st 3lb they would class it at supermiddle, so i did and for my last fight i weighed 12st 1lb without a problem. And that was just over 2 hours before i entered the ring and i felt good, my reason for moving down is because i have a more variety of opponents if i can box at two weights. Teasdale is now telling people that i was to strong because i was a light heavy and he was a supermidlle, but i can make supermiddle without a problem so hes got no escuses.
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 09:44
by ibbo
Oh sorry no i havnt got anything or anyone lined up yet
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 09:49
by Podmore_Birmingham
TerribleTerry wrote:Peter Jackson used to post on here but I haven't seen his posts for a while...
where are you Jacko?!!?
What do u reckon to Muttleys chances? I reckon he might just do the biz if Jennings lets himself get involved.
I have faith in Lee pulling this one off. I hope he does as it would be great for Midlands boxing should he win.
I think Mutley will stop him in 6.
Tom Podmore.
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 11:53
by black panther
5ft 7
134lbs
Featherweight ideally.
I m gonna start training with chris pyatt inthe new year - hopefully can get some am fights but it does get hard with all the training and studying(im at uni).
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 13:34
by sweetscience
black panther wrote:5ft 7
134lbs
Featherweight ideally.
I m gonna start training with chris pyatt inthe new year - hopefully can get some am fights but it does get hard with all the training and studying(im at uni).
pro or am
if u have already boxed am who for ?
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 14:13
by theguru
Good fight against "The tease" John are you managed by FW I would have expected things to take off for you after that fight.
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 15:49
by ibbo
theguru wrote:Good fight against "The tease" John are you managed by FW I would have expected things to take off for you after that fight.
No im not managed by FW i was managed by Dave Coldwell but have only fought once since which was in June, i will to be fighting in the new year under a new manager and promoter and hopefully things will start to take off
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 16:01
by steve689
Good luck with your career Ibbo, hope it takes off for you old chap

Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 16:57
by My T Sharp
steve689 wrote:Good luck with your career Ibbo, hope it takes off for you old chap

Yep good luck, hope you get some reward for your dedication

Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 17:19
by black panther
Amateur mate. I m originally from chorley and trained with reece bretherton at chorley amateur boxing club( the most famous boxers from there would be carl crook and michael jennings) but due to circumstances I didnt have any bouts. Im now in uni in leicester I really wanna have some bouts just to say ive had a go. Down the line wen im forty i dont wanna be saying to myself " Gee I really wish Id had a few bouts wen I was younger." I dont see myself going anywhere or anything like that but I take training pretty seriously and I get a real buzz of boxing.
Posted: 14 Dec 2005, 18:47
by ibbo
My T Sharp wrote:steve689 wrote:Good luck with your career Ibbo, hope it takes off for you old chap

Yep good luck, hope you get some reward for your dedication

Thanks a lot, i will let you know when my next fight is
Posted: 15 Dec 2005, 04:41
by Daveyswan
Good luck with the boxing Black Panther.
Me Kid Brother studies in Leicester and has been looking for a pub which shows the boxing any idea??
Cheers
Daveyswan