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Glenn Catley is making a comeback
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Max Molyneux
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At 33 now, I did think Glenn retired a bit young. I don't know what his weight is like - but I never really liked him at Super Middleweight, even though he had his greatest success there.
Could be a useful addition to the buzzing Middleweight devision (both domestically and futher afield).
Mind you thats Barry Jones, Jon Jo Irwin and Mark Potter all saying to papers that they are returning.... I haven't read a comeback date for any of them yet.
Could be a useful addition to the buzzing Middleweight devision (both domestically and futher afield).
Mind you thats Barry Jones, Jon Jo Irwin and Mark Potter all saying to papers that they are returning.... I haven't read a comeback date for any of them yet.
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Old bones Ian
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Was his loss to Woodhall really that bad a decision? Suppose it must've been if Woodhall admitted to not getting the better of it.nickd wrote:Catley was pretty good against Woodhall. And the last round knockout of Beyer was pretty good. His fight against Neville Brown for the British title was a bit of a war too.
woodhall showed a lot of class that night,only time i"ve seen someone upset at being given a decision.the neville brown fight was intense,glenn fought rough and ripped the title from him.really nice guy too,never heard a bad word said against him.watching dean francis and glenn sparring together was a revelation.
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Yes its true Glenn is to make a comeback. Glenn never officially retired but became dissolusioned with boxing with the bad decisions against Haussler especially after all the politics with Woodhall verdict and Thobela.
Glenn has been back in the gym for a few months now training to see how he felt about making a comeback. He has looked good and sharp in training so decided to make a comeback. He has finished work and is in full time training twice a day. The plan is to fight early October in Bristol and then before xmas. Probably another fight in early part of next year and then hopefully if he wins those 3 fights look at title opportunities.
As regards Dean Francis he is no longer managed/trained by Tex Woodward. I believe he is self managed and promoted by Tony Hay. Dean had another shoulder op after in went out against Tommy Eastwood in February. I think this is his third or fourth op and the shoulder has gone on various occassions so it looks bleak. Dean Francis was an exceptional boxer and the best boxer I have ever seen in our gym. The public never got to see the best of him that is a shame for British Boxing.
Glenn has been back in the gym for a few months now training to see how he felt about making a comeback. He has looked good and sharp in training so decided to make a comeback. He has finished work and is in full time training twice a day. The plan is to fight early October in Bristol and then before xmas. Probably another fight in early part of next year and then hopefully if he wins those 3 fights look at title opportunities.
As regards Dean Francis he is no longer managed/trained by Tex Woodward. I believe he is self managed and promoted by Tony Hay. Dean had another shoulder op after in went out against Tommy Eastwood in February. I think this is his third or fourth op and the shoulder has gone on various occassions so it looks bleak. Dean Francis was an exceptional boxer and the best boxer I have ever seen in our gym. The public never got to see the best of him that is a shame for British Boxing.
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