curtis woodhouse - frankie gavin adds new stipulations a week before fight

what muppets on this thread, i dont recall the same outrage when mayweather, castillo and joan guzman all done way worse and im sure some of the "upset" lads probably had them 3 as their avatars at some stage, gavin is only 25 his bones will still be getting denser(heavier) and his muscles are still gonna be growing

 

Muppets who hide behind false accounts and start giving him ****, it must wind him up coz it would wind me up if i were in his position

 

kinda off topic but i heard an international gymnast once say that around 27/28 the bones in your body become their heaviest and most dense as it were and from then on, slowly degrade over time, hence why its rare for good gymnasts to make it out of the early 20s and many peak in their teens

 

It does but I ent made 10.4 so sit back an take it I had a poor performance against mutley Ill or not it was still poor so have to agree but hopefully a good win sat an then onwards an upwards

 

will take another 6 month for Gavin to get a British title show.

 

Maybe if Gavin took all those gumshields out of his arse he would make weight more often. To be honest some heavy shitting would force those last few pounds off and save Frankie abit of cash.

 

dont fully understand what you were trying to get across, any sort of training will lead to denser bones even at an old age, hence the reasoning behind OAP's getting advised to start some weight bearing exercises to increase bone density and somewhat prolongue or prevent osteoporosis

 

Your money and opinion Lirva but surely you can't base all this off the back of one performance? He's looked good in his other fights, pretty daft to bet on him not stopping him considering he's comprehensively beaten better and bigger fighters previous to this and Woodhouse will actually come to take Gavin out :good

Genuinely no bias here I can't see anything but a Gavin stoppage here :good

 

i dunno what i was saying either tbh :?

 

Frankie is levels above Woodhouse and should win comfortably. I really like Gavin. He has a very good skillset and is getting hit less then any of his contemparories among the British prospects, which is probabily the single most important thing to look out for at this stage. Having said that, there's just something about Frankie that's stopping me from anointing him and giving him that stamp. Fighters like him need to be incredible defensively to go all the way. He's not the most athletically gifted, his reflexes are not off the charts, he has little game-changing power. So he needs to concentrate on perfecting the fundamentals. I like Gavin at this stage in his career then i did Amir Khan though.

 

Said it was bollocks and for show, I caught you both hugging at the end, bet you both went for a pint together afterwards.

 

Can't argue with that mate, good call