I read the article in Boxing Monthly mate, you were very open and honest. good luck for the future, I hope you fulfil that potential.
Best of luck franky, you've got to take the positives out of the change- I do think that a move to the states would be ur best choice! Not sure what ur family situation is or anything but a link with a top american gym would likely serve u well! If I was ur age and had ur talent I'd go for it!
It was the absolute pricks he was encouraged to hang about with i.e the ugly ginger **** with a scar on his face,. You will not get pricks like that so close the fighters at Tibbs.
Am I that predictable...:yep You all know that Tibbs is the best, I just have to remind you of it every now and then...:yep Consider my load blown...:nut Arnie is a fantastic trainer and great coach, a very good mentor for developing fighters to learn from...:good If Frankie didn't like Manchester for whatever reasons it will be interesting to see how he adapts to life in London...:think I hope that things work out, it's a bit more than sparring in my view...:yep Consistent nutrition and regular early nights are a key ingreidient that can't be overlooked either...:deal
I dont get it. If you are going to go off the rails you will, regardless of who its with. If you cant say no, you will always find someone that will lead you down the wrong road.
:rofl Not your best post that was it? Kevin Mitchell sniffing his brains out with a bunch of no marks prior to the Katsidis fight ring any bells??
I dont know Arnies gym at all. I was just asking a question about the age of a fighter, to a get a better understanding of what you are saying. Because people being lead astray when they are adults is part down to that individual himself.
Thats the point I was trying to make plus everything that went on after that fight. Surley it is down to the fighters management team not really the trainer.