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think back about 3 months to our conversations about colin, lenny daws and morrison. would you like a slice of this nice humble pie i have ready in the oven, butch?

Been on holiday actually and come back to find that my Sky had fouled up the recording :x

Not sure how your victory dance is totally relavant to me, the Lynes defeat at the fists of Lenny is obviosuly sticking in your throat, but i'll let you have your moment

i think its relevance is fairly clear. colin was beaten by illness not lenny daws. like most of us suspected daws was a lucky fella that night and went back to his normal luck when he took on morrison who was the better man that night. i dont think you'll carp when i describe lynes win over morrison as a masterclass and that it was a very good pro beating an average one. lynes is the genuine no.3 L/welter in the country. like i said 3 months ago.

do you think there is any chance Lynes would give Olusegun a fight then if he is eligible for the British title?

Think Colin is a very good boxer but I don't think he'd come away from a Daws rematch, Bami and Mutley unbeaten and I think he'd stand very little chance against Olusegun.

i have heard that welterweight david barnes is colins next opponent after a low key defence. its still early yet but thats on the cards.

do me a big favour, lenny - daws really isnt the fighter you think he is.
he was well beaten by a novice, morrison, and would be beaten inside the distance if he faced lynes again. morrison has a better future than daws if truth be known and i raise my glass to a guy who took on a very dangerous first defence. he can come again he's got a lot to learn but he deffo has potential and will get more bite into his combinations with time. this really is bad news for daws who will not even be in the lightwelter picture in a year in my view.
down the line for colin is bami thats certain. i think he'll win that one.
olusegun is a difficult fight and i do not think he is top of anyones priorities
for the moment. thats boxing