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Mine is Evans Quinn. Ok he's not British , in fact he's a heavyweight from Nicaragua , so has probably got no chance. But i like the look of him. nice moves. He has a couple of early career losses 1 by KO, so his chin might not be all that, but he has taken on decent competition in his last 2 fights, and done the business, he could make cruiser i think.

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLZCG3BgDho

Andy Murray, Irish lightweight/light welter

Has every shot in the book, chin hasn't been tested but he's grwing in power all the time. Former top class amateur.

Also, here's a lot of talk about a Cuban based in Cork called Mike Perez, I wasn't that mpressed first time I saw him but he's supposed to be excellent

Peter Quillin, next star of the super middleweight division!

Alexander Alexeev - a brilliantly well schooled, former world amateur champion, southpaw campainging as a pro cruiserweight.

Old bones Ian wrote:Mine is Evans Quinn. Ok he's not British , in fact he's a heavyweight from Nicaragua , so has probably got no chance. But i like the look of him. nice moves. He has a couple of early career losses 1 by KO, so his chin might not be all that, but he has taken on decent competition in his last 2 fights, and done the business, he could make cruiser i think.

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLZCG3BgDho

LMAO at that clip, ROFL. Crazy fight, that some funny shit right there.

Razor wrote:

Old bones Ian wrote:Mine is Evans Quinn. Ok he's not British , in fact he's a heavyweight from Nicaragua , so has probably got no chance. But i like the look of him. nice moves. He has a couple of early career losses 1 by KO, so his chin might not be all that, but he has taken on decent competition in his last 2 fights, and done the business, he could make cruiser i think.

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLZCG3BgDho

LMAO at that clip, ROFL. Crazy fight, that some funny shit right there.

yep, i didn't say he was the best prospect, just one of my favourites, looks as if he could be entertaining.

Not been in the ring since November though, hope he's not got into trouble

I would agree that Murray is a good pick but again only if the team take it slowly, and build him up right, though I'm sure the guys will.

One of our own fighters Luke wilton impressed me in his Pro debut. (to be honest Luke impressed more than I thought possible, I was really shocked by his performance and I have watch him fight regularly in the AMA's for the last few years) Luke is definatley one to watch and is out again on Saturday in Dublin against Delroy Spencer.

I picked him last year and stand by the choice this year as well - Scott Belshaw. I know he has lost his last fight and not shown any great class yet but i think things could be changing in camp Belshaw and a new improved boxer should come out the other side.

It was Eric Fields, it is now Yuriorkis Gamboa. I think this guy would win a world championship belt now.

Audley Harrison and his new comeback

james degale - watch for this guy after the olympics. cos he probably won't win a medal knowing that daft scoring system.

Havent seen much of him in recent months, but I really liked the look of Martin Lindsay.

Would like to see him stepping up against the best Brits in the coming year

There is a prospect on Sky Sports, approx 5 fights unbeaten, lighter weight division, quite tall, good balance and punch, good amateur, can't think what his name is? I'm looking out for him.

Kilburn wrote:There is a prospect on Sky Sports, approx 5 fights unbeaten, lighter weight division, quite tall, good balance and punch, good amateur, can't think what his name is? I'm looking out for him.

Lee Purdy maybe?:
http://www.britishboxing.net/boxers_764 ... Purdy.html

or Paul Truscott (although Paul isnt known for having a dig on him):

http://www.britishboxing.net/boxers_737 ... scott.html

Nice one Terry you nerd

It's Truscott, for some reason I had him down as a bit of a banger. Tidy boxer though.

Kilburn wrote:Nice one Terry you nerd

It's Truscott, for some reason I had him down as a bit of a banger. Tidy boxer though.

Too much time on my hands sometimes Kilburn!

I am with you on Truscott though - he has real nice skills and is a pleasure to watch

John O'Donnell, though still waiting to see if he comes back from that ko loss.

Jaidon Cordington

MightyWarrior wrote:John O'Donnell, though still waiting to see if he comes back from that ko loss.

Jaidon Cordington

Good shout on O'Donnell MW - he is another for the future!

I am less sold on the chin checker, although he showed balls in his contender final fight

MightyWarrior wrote:
Jaidon Cordington

I've sure nearly everyone has seen this, but incase you haven't...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXh5GfdYid4

Dean Harrison.

TerribleTerry wrote:

MightyWarrior wrote:John O'Donnell, though still waiting to see if he comes back from that ko loss.

Jaidon Cordington

Good shout on O'Donnell MW - he is another for the future!

I am less sold on the chin checker, although he showed balls in his contender final fight

Just noticed John O'D is on for the great Froch/Witter bill. Good to see him back.

Yeah I like watching Cordington, vunerable big hitters always good to watch, he might get a few big wins now and again. I like to see the boxers who come back from bad KO's and turn things around

I like what I've seen of Grzegorz Proksa so far

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer

Learning a little bit in this thread - as much as I love boxing really taken my finger off the pulse with regards to prospects coming through.

Really going to watch the olympics closely - I do not give a toss what the promoters say about not touching the boxers because of 2012 - money talks and if someone does well in this years games then that lure of the pound may not tempt the promoter but it will certainly tempt the boxer!!!

I honestly believe this games will throw up another name or 2 - maybe not on the Amir Khan or Audley Harrison hype but nonetheless a name which will have the promoters stabbing each other in the back in the race for the signature.

Keeping an eye on the irish lads as well.

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer

Kenny Anderson has the best record of any prospect coming through just now.

http://www.bebo.com/FlashBox.jsp?FlashBoxId=3080650193&

Watch this video of him i found it on the bebo website, great to watch!!!

Gamboa, enjoy watching his fights and his opponents are top notch for his progression.

World Wide: Rock Allen (if he is eligable).

Domestic: McCloskey, Appleby, Bathia.