leighton said:Harry regarding Frampton it was a keep busy fight. The kid has been calling out Munroe and Quigg since the end of last year and Quigg last summer the kid is a speical talent. His second fight this year a keep busy fight. Quigg has been offered a lot of chances to fight Frampton but it seems Joe Gallagher and Ricky Hatton doesnt want Quigg fighting Frampton. He will more than likely fight Kiko next if Quigg and Munroe are fighting each other. He has the power theres no doubting it and the gym he is in is great for him. He spars a lot of rounds for years they have got him good sparing when he started out he helped Scott Booth in the build up to his World title and he was holding his own with him back then. He often trains with the Irish am fighters in Olympic Bronze medal winner Paddy Barnes in his gym he gets some great sparing from a quicker boxer with brilliant boxing skills. If he qualifies for London he has a medal chance and expect him to turn pro after London as well.
Dirty Harry said:leighton said:Harry regarding Frampton it was a keep busy fight. The kid has been calling out Munroe and Quigg since the end of last year and Quigg last summer the kid is a speical talent. His second fight this year a keep busy fight. Quigg has been offered a lot of chances to fight Frampton but it seems Joe Gallagher and Ricky Hatton doesnt want Quigg fighting Frampton. He will more than likely fight Kiko next if Quigg and Munroe are fighting each other. He has the power theres no doubting it and the gym he is in is great for him. He spars a lot of rounds for years they have got him good sparing when he started out he helped Scott Booth in the build up to his World title and he was holding his own with him back then. He often trains with the Irish am fighters in Olympic Bronze medal winner Paddy Barnes in his gym he gets some great sparing from a quicker boxer with brilliant boxing skills. If he qualifies for London he has a medal chance and expect him to turn pro after London as well.
Cheers mate, I suppose that makes sense, but still would have liked to have seen a better class of opponent than that though, Frampton's lightyears ahead in every department, I bet he's had far harder sparring sessions, even taking everything into consideration I'm not too sure what he has gained or learnt from this particular fight, but hey ho.
Cheers bud.
Haha, not a schoolmate of mine, Harry, I'm twice his age! He's my mate from Burton-on-Trent's lad.Dirty Harry said:I bet he was cock of you school lol.
Seen a few clips of Fraser and he looks a very good prospect, all the tools are definitely there without a shadow of a doubt (reminds me a bit of Mark Breland actually), says he's up against Courtney Clift though ( Joyce is the name of his trainer, maybe you got mixed up bud ? )
Wish the lad well from me Longsight.
LongsightM13 said:For anyone who's interested, the ABAs are live from the York Hall on BoxNation tonight. Yet another sporting event the fucking useless BBC used to cover, but doesn't seem bothered with any more. Just so long as there's money for the boat race and endless hours of millionaire tosspots walking around an F1 grid.
Anyhow, my young mate Frazer Clarke is in the super-heavyweight final. He was 6ft 5in and 16 stone when he was 14, so it was almost impossible to match him. He is even bigger now but he is very inexperienced, so at just 20, these Olympics came to soon for him. But a very decent prospect and a thoroughly nice lad, part of the England elite squad.
He's up against a lad called Joyce who he fought last year and was beating on the computer until he suffered a freakish swelling to his eye which saw the bout immediately called off. I hope he can see the job out tonight.
Fury v Rogan should be entertaining if nothing else on C5 on Saturday night. Rogie is a true warrior but an old man now. Tyson is going to have to face Price sooner or later, he can't keep ducking him.