Frank the Tank had a big pedigree coming out of the amateurs, beat/stopped some big names and had over 200 amateur fights. Early in his career he lost 32 straight matches, but didn't quit, learned from them, and got much better. He's a pretty decent to pretty good athlete, so far has shown to be EXTREMELY durable w/ great stamina. Has some BIG power shots. His other shots that aren't Tomahawk missiles are still stiff/precise/jolting and more than enough to make you reset. Future is probably at 168-175. For anyone who has seen him fight, what are your thoughts? Ceiling? He's a Massachusetts badass, from Weymouth - a small city south of Boston that produced two highly nationally ranked amateur superstars in the late 90's early 2000's, the Morganelli brothers. One of them was Demetrius Andrade's first amateur bout and beat him. I think "Red" Shea - well known boxer/trainer/former gangster from South Boston is his uncle. He certainly has the drive and hunger, I'm really excited about this kid and hope to see him reach his highest of heights. Supplements his income at the moment doing tough work for the Local 7 Iron Workers Union. He's 4-0 with 4 T/KO's, give him a watch i think he might make some fans of you.
co cool, will check him out. I love someone who can throw a right hook. Obviously an orthodox fighter isn't suited to throwing that shot so i suspected he was a southpaw.