Frankie Gavin Or His American Counterpart Frankie Gomez, Or Frankie Gomez Or His English Counterpart Frankie Gavin? (Depending On The Way You Look At Things) Overall I Think Gavin. Gomez's All Out Agressiveness Will Be His Downfall. Thought's, Views And Opinions, Who Will Turn Out Best From What We Have Seen, Or If It Is To Soon, Who Would Win If They Fought Now? I Say They Are Both Future P4P Top 10 Assuming They Have No Fatal Flaws (Lack Of Chin, Heart, Stamina Etc.) But Gavin Seem's Better. (No Im Not Putting In An Option For Both, You Must Choose Only 1 :good)
Post some vids up of both. Most Americans have no idea who Gavin is and vice versa. I seen little of Gomez (two rounds against a cab driver) but I know he is supposed to be a top prospect. Gavin will get a world title, he is a beautiful example of the sweet science, so he gets my vote.
Frankie Gavin is the truth. He just has sick boxing instincts. Reminds me a little of a young southpaw version of Floyd. Gomez is good too, but he's too young and raw and doesn't have enough pro rounds under his belt to really make a great analysis. Of what I've seen, I like Benavidez better than Lopez.
Gomez beat Benevidez in the ams. In the final of a big competition. Not saying it would be the same in the pros but I just said I'd throw it out there.
Frankie Gavin [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9sEiPf2Fbs[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AE8j_O7mWg&feature=channel[/ame]
I know that, but I like Benavidez's tools better. At their age, there's plenty of time to add extra polish. Benavidez is younger, longer and more powerful than Gomez, and probably has a better trainer.
I think Gavin is the better prospect, he was a world champ am and turned over sooner s hes had better opposition. In saying that I think gomez is a bit younger.still in his teens isnt he? I think Gavins worst downfall is he is inclined to stand and trade too much when he doesnt have to,especially considering how easily he cuts. I think Gavin is all round more skilled but I think its way too early to be talking future p4p as the thread starter said.
Must admit to never seeing Gomez Fight before. Therefore it's Gavin by defult for me. I agree with TS tho, I think Gavin has all the attributes from what I have seen to make the top 10 p4p. The only problem I see so far is his cut issue, I've seen him bleed more times than I like at this stage in his career.
Only one picking Gavin are the Limeys who just dont know. Gomez is from Hollenback Gym in East LA(my old gym) fighters from there are like Philly gym rats he will even be a better pro than amatuer. Im not picking Gomez cause im biased, i would be willing to put money on Gomez being a better pro. EAST LA>> England
