Frank: Gavin to be world class in one year.

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by achillesthegreat, Jul 25, 2010.


  1. royalt0208

    royalt0208 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I would have him in there probably around 6/7. With Pryce back at 154, Woolacombe retiring (I heard), Small being blacklisted, Thomas McDonagh retiring and a number of other guys (Jamie Coyle, Marcus Portman, Andrew Facey, Neil Sinclair) completely off the radar completely he probably gets in comfortably. I would still much rather see Hall or Prince Arron who are clearly a level above Concepciom get the shot but as long the show has a decent undercard I don't mind.
     
  2. robpalmer135

    robpalmer135 Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    bumped your thread on saturday but didnt catch on, think u should start a fresh thread with a re-hash now the seasons over. will send u mine tomorow.
     
  3. royalt0208

    royalt0208 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    He's better than Sinclair, Sincliar has one legit win in 5 years the rest of his fights have been losses and wins against journeymen.
     
  4. kosaros

    kosaros Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Valid point actually. I thought Sinky had fought better opposition recently than what he has.
     
  5. robpalmer135

    robpalmer135 Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    i do two set all british and british title (exclude european and higher) only go to top 10. as you can see you would be 14th overall (in my opinion which doesn't count lol)

    Light Welterweight
    1. Amir Khan (WBA)
    2. Paul McCloskey (European)
    3. Ajose Oleguseun (Commonwealth)
    4. Lenny Daws (British)
    5. Jason Cook
    6. John O'Donnell
    7. David Barnes
    8. Nigel Wright (English)
    9. Colin Lynes
    10. Barry Morrison


    British Champion: Lenny Daws
    1. Jason Cook
    2. John O'Donnell
    3. David Barnes
    4. Nigel Wright (English)
    5. Colin Lynes
    6. Barry Morrison
    7. Steve Williams
    8. Curtis Woodhouse
    9. Dean Harrison
    10. Frankie Gavin
    Light-Welterweight

    Kosaros has you at 13.

    ESB Champ: Amir Khan (23-1) WBA Champion
    1. Paul McCloskey (21-0)
    2. Ajose Olusegun** (27-0)
    3. Lenny Daws* (21-1-2)
    4. John O'Donnell (22-1)
    5. Gavin Rees (31-1)
    6. David Barnes (24-2-1)
    7. Nigel Wright (21-6-1)
    8. Colin Lynes (33-8.)
    9. Jason Cook (26-3-1)
    10. Steve Williams (9-1)
    11. Curtis Woodhouse (14-1)
    12. Frankie Gavin (7-0)

    would have liked to see you fighting any of the men ranked above you apart from the obvious like khan, mcloskey and so on.
     
  6. royalt0208

    royalt0208 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Good list I would drop O'Donnell below Rees and think about taking out Barnes other than Prizefighter has he done anything in 2 years? Also I would drop Williams to below Gavin and Woodhouse otherwise bang on.
     
  7. robpalmer135

    robpalmer135 Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    which list. would say williams doing 10 with daws is better than anyhting woodhouse and gavin have done so far. think your right about barnes he should probs be lower.

    btw for anyone that doesnt no theres world rankings here. [url]http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=224146[/url]
     
  8. funtime09

    funtime09 Active Member Full Member

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    Interesting I guarantee I will be in ur top 3 by this time next year
     
  9. Dan684

    Dan684 Dave's Stepdad Full Member

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    2 Years - World Champ
     
  10. royalt0208

    royalt0208 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Kos specifically I didn't see yours.
    But your British one is pretty much bang on but I would lower Morrison he last beat a fighter with a winning record in 2007 since then he has lost all 3 of his fights against fighters with winning records (admittedly decent ones) and he has been very inactive. I consider Barnes semi retired other than Prizefighter he hasn't had a fight in 2 years. And Harrison doesn't deserve a higher ranking then Frankie other then that bang on. I would personally have Frankie around 7 on a British list.
     
  11. robpalmer135

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    write your exact list mate.
     
  12. robpalmer135

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    i hope so as that would mean some very intriguing fights with guys like Daws, O'Donnell and higher.
     
  13. royalt0208

    royalt0208 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    1 Lenny Daws
    2 John O'Donnell
    3 Nigel Wright
    4 Jason Cook
    5 David Barnes
    6 Barry Morrison
    7 Curtis Woodhouse
    8 Frankie Gavin
    9 Steve Williams
    10 Dean Harrison

    I reconsidered with Morrison about right actually. Curtis hasn't done quite enough just yet to overtake him but one more decent win from him or from Frankie and it would be enough for me to push them over him.
     
  14. robpalmer135

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    Champion: Lenny Daws
    1. Jason Cook
    2. John O'Donnell
    3. Nigel Wright (English)
    4. Colin Lynes
    5. Barry Morrison
    6. David Barnes
    7. Steve Williams
    8. Curtis Woodhouse
    9. Dean Harrison

    10. Frankie Gavin

    hhhmmm would still have barnes, lynnes and williams top 10. i rate a competative loss to someone decent than a journeyman win. if frankie doesnt fight one of the 10 mentioned in 2010 i would be very disappointed i imagine he would be to
     
  15. jj01709

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    clueless:roll: