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Elock vs Bendall?

Posted: 25 Sep 2006, 16:32
by stujones
I thought Tom Podmore spoke to team Elcock and say he was fighting Lee Blundell next..... According to the schedule page Wayne is now fighting Steve Bendall in November for the English title.

Anyone know which one is it?

Posted: 25 Sep 2006, 16:52
by leforge
Its Bendall for English title hopefully can be on undercard to another fight which get shown on sky, as it could be good match.

Posted: 26 Sep 2006, 07:28
by Podmore_Birmingham
Stu,

Wayne was due to fight Lee Blundell when Andy Halder pulled out (at the ICC on September 8th). Then Lee pulled out because he was 13 stone. Eventually Vincent Baldassara fought Wayne.

So Ken (Purchase, promoter) was going to put Elcock in with Blundell in October as another warm-up for Bendall but Wayne was cut against Vinnie and that idea was scrapped.

Bendall was always the plan for December as Wayne is mandatory for the English title.

It will take place at the Aston Villa Leisure Centre and the undercard will include Cello Renda, Leigh Hallett, D Mitchell, Max Maxwell and the debut of Wolverhampton heavyweight Alex 'The Bull' Ibbs.

Tom Podmore.

Posted: 26 Sep 2006, 09:13
by stujones
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Stu,

Wayne was due to fight Lee Blundell when Andy Halder pulled out (at the ICC on September 8th). Then Lee pulled out because he was 13 stone. Eventually Vincent Baldassara fought Wayne.

So Ken (Purchase, promoter) was going to put Elcock in with Blundell in October as another warm-up for Bendall but Wayne was cut against Vinnie and that idea was scrapped.

Bendall was always the plan for December as Wayne is mandatory for the English title.

It will take place at the Aston Villa Leisure Centre and the undercard will include Cello Renda, Leigh Hallett, D Mitchell, Max Maxwell and the debut of Wolverhampton heavyweight Alex 'The Bull' Ibbs.

Tom Podmore.
Got you now, sorry for dragging you into it.

Do you know if Elcock is happy with the situation (i.e. he didn't the warm up he wanted).

Posted: 26 Sep 2006, 10:31
by nickd
Could Elcock make Light Middle? He was 157 for his last fight.

Posted: 26 Sep 2006, 11:45
by Podmore_Birmingham
stujones wrote:
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Stu,

Wayne was due to fight Lee Blundell when Andy Halder pulled out (at the ICC on September 8th). Then Lee pulled out because he was 13 stone. Eventually Vincent Baldassara fought Wayne.

So Ken (Purchase, promoter) was going to put Elcock in with Blundell in October as another warm-up for Bendall but Wayne was cut against Vinnie and that idea was scrapped.

Bendall was always the plan for December as Wayne is mandatory for the English title.

It will take place at the Aston Villa Leisure Centre and the undercard will include Cello Renda, Leigh Hallett, D Mitchell, Max Maxwell and the debut of Wolverhampton heavyweight Alex 'The Bull' Ibbs.

Tom Podmore.
Got you now, sorry for dragging you into it.

Do you know if Elcock is happy with the situation (i.e. he didn't the warm up he wanted).
Wayne was obviously annoyed that people kept dropping out but at the same time he knew he had to be professional about the situation and get on with the job in hand. He really wanted to knock out Halder, though, as he had been mouthing off on BBN and in the Midlands press.

He added that Baldassara gave him a tougher fight than Halder or Walker would have done and he said at least he fought someone.

Wayne is really looking forward to fighting Bendall and really wants to put on a show.


Nickd - Wayne walks around at 164/165 so he probably could make it at a push but he doesnt want to strain his body and feels he is fighting well enough at middle to stay there.

Tom Podmore.

Posted: 26 Sep 2006, 12:04
by nickd
He should definitely boil down to 154 then, he could do so without too much strain 3lbs is nothing. And if he can then rehydrate he'd have an advantage on fight night. He'll clearly be giving weight away to a lot of fighters at middle.

Posted: 27 Sep 2006, 10:13
by steve richards
nickd wrote:Could Elcock make Light Middle? He was 157 for his last fight.
Wayne could make light middle if he wanted, but he's solid as fcuk all the time, no fat, no beer, no shite in his system no blowing upto 13 stone between fights, solid pro.

Posted: 27 Sep 2006, 15:40
by ciscokid
Looking forward to this one - :D

Posted: 12 Oct 2006, 11:43
by belter
Fancy Elcock to beat Bendall fairly convincingly

Posted: 12 Oct 2006, 12:57
by nickd
Elcock should work him over and stop him in the middle rounds.

Posted: 13 Oct 2006, 04:35
by Podmore_Birmingham
Wayne isnt usually one to make predictions but he has said if it goes longer than six he'll be very dissapointed.

I think Wayne will win in four. Bendall has never been able to hold too good a shot and has been dropped by much lesser men than Elcock.

Tom Podmore.

Posted: 13 Oct 2006, 15:38
by DG.
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:Wayne isnt usually one to make predictions but he has said if it goes longer than six he'll be very dissapointed.

I think Wayne will win in four. Bendall has never been able to hold too good a shot and has been dropped by much lesser men than Elcock.

Tom Podmore.

How do you think Elcock does against Williams or Eastman?.

imo they both stop him.


:TU:

Posted: 13 Oct 2006, 15:40
by DG.
:TU:

Posted: 14 Oct 2006, 04:15
by Podmore_Birmingham
How do you think Elcock does against Williams or Eastman?.

imo they both stop him.
I think it's 50/50 between Elcock and Williams. However, we'll see if Williams can beat Eastman first then move onto predictions of the fight, which should be next if Wayne beats Bendall.

Tom Podmore.