Geale v Fletcher rumoured for December in Brisbane.

You are not allowed to post links, it is a rule here at ESB.

 

Just quote what you claim they are saying. It's that simple.

 

Wouldn't be bothered

 

So there's nothing whatsoever to support your little story

 

Yes there is if you check twitter mate

 

atsch

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Geale is negotiating a fight for December whether it's Fletcher will have to wait & see

 

Type ''Gloves off in Geale friendship'' into google.

Gloves off in Geale friendship

By ROB SHAW

Sept. 19, 2014, 11:28 p.m.
Launceston fighter to take on former teammate
FRIENDSHIPS will be put aside when Daniel Geale steps into the ring with his former national teammate Jarrod Fletcher in December.


More than a month after losing the biggest fight of his career to Gennady Golovkin, Geale has confirmed his next opponent will be another Australian on the rebound from a failed middleweight world title shot in New York.
Fletcher is a 30-year-old Queenslander who went through the Australian Institute of Sport with Geale before the pair shared numerous overseas trips, including the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester where the Tasmanian won a gold medal.
Geale told The Examiner yesterday that he would fight Fletcher in early December, probably either in Sydney or Brisbane.
"He threw out a challenge to me and we accepted it," said the 33-year-old Launceston fighter.
"I've known him a long time and when you first think about fighting a mate it is a bit awkward, but business is business and you've just got to get on with it.
"We'll shake hands afterwards and probably share a beer, but in the ring we're enemies."
Just a couple of weeks after Geale lost the IBO and WBA super middleweight world title fight against Golovkin at Madison Square Garden, Fletcher was in the same city losing a WBA title to Brooklyn's Daniel Jacobs.
Geale said the Victorian-born, Hervey Bay-based Fletcher, who won a Commonwealth title of his own in 2006, was an ideal opponent as he seeks to retrieve enough ranking points for another shot at Golovkin.
"It's going to be a tough fight because he's a good smart boxer with a good jab," he said.


"But I don't think he has slipped into the professional mould yet and that's something I'll want to take advantage of.
"This sort of fight should keep me high up in the rankings, which is what we want to line up another world title fight."
Fletcher has won 18 of his 20 pro fights.
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Daniel who??

 

Huge!!!!!!!!!

 

Geale v Fletcher is now up on boxrec

 

Both these guys need a confidence building win. But only one will get it and I think it will be Daniel Geale.