You have a real issue with Hughie, it's quite sad in all honesty. Anyone with eyes can see Hughie has all the key fundamentals. He picks his shots beautifully with tremendous accuracy, his movement is very good, he controls range and has a venom to his shots to boot. He's by far the best prospect we've got. I've seen your pathetic posts lamenting his opposition, in case you're a ****** and need it spelling out he's 18. He's being grounded in what the professional scene is all about so that when his time comes to step it up he's had the best possible education.
He's fought people that you wouldn't fancy in a pub fight. Wait till he fights someone remotely decent before talking about it as a potential world champion. It's getting embarrassing.
I agree with you totally Saw a repeat of cotto margarito 2 the other day and there was a David price montage explaining how he wasn't just going to win a belt but that he would dominate the division for years And look at him today As I said in a previous thread today,level of opposition when regarding fighters is everything and without facing adversity you just don't know whether a fighter has the attributes that makes them a champion.heart,chin,stamina,tactical know how and ring iq,guts and nerve We don't know whether he will ever win the British title yet
Yeah unfortunately it's true. He doesn't get enough time away from running the big wheel and the reception on his dad's caravan park to take his training seriously so he's jacking it in. Shame, he had potential.