anybody seen much of heavweight prospect gary cornish?

Nope. But i suggest his ring name should be 'the pasty'.

 

Hairy highlander is good pals with him ,and used to play shinty with him

 

HH knows the inside scoop on him but hes decent, i saw his last fight but one(in inverness) against rasani. He seemed to make it harder than he had to, hes very tall but didnt seem to jab enough IMO.

But hes still very young for a HW and learning(only had about 12 Amateur fights)

 

I saw his first bout with Rasani, for a guy in his second pro fight, with barely an amaeur career behind him, he looked decent. He didnt realy seem to fight his size, and I think he may just fall short of British title level but theres plenty of time to prove me wrong

 

Cornish is developing nicely. There are obviously elements of his methodology that require sharpening and he is aware. He grafts like no other in his efforts to improve. Watch this space. He's probably fighting as I type this in Aberdeen on the Lee Macallister under card.

 

Cornish is probably the best prospect that hasn't been shown on TV yet.
As for Ian Millarvie, he is now based in New York and was set to be making a comeback next month, but that's been cancelled for some reason.

 

They showed Cornish on Sky Sports 1 HD, rounds 2-4. McGuigan and Alex Arthur the studio pundits were impressed.

 

Cn only judge him on what I saw last night. Looks not bad for a heavyweight. Looks to have quite a good variety of punches, looks to have a bit of power in his right and decent speed for a big man. Quite mobile.
His defence is pretty shaky thought and he carries his hands pretty low at times. Sloppy.

 

Heard very good things about him from my man HH, the HW's in Britain know he's a danger to them in year or so time.

 

I heard that Pele Reid had some beef with him, which resulted in Pele Reid sparking Gary Cornish out.

 

whered you hear that?

 

He didnt, he just made it up.

 

To be fair to Gary hes only fought wee fat guys from abroad typical type opponents,once hes fought a half decent opponent who punches back regularly will be the time to judge him.But good luck to him.