Let's act as matchmaker for jeff thomas!

I fancy seeing Thomas-Zelenoff.

Charlie's stamina let him down, he was winning the fight before gassing. He can improve and do a number on Jeff :thumbsup

 

Hart was actually a pretty good fighter - strong as an ox.... Poor boxing skills. Big, big hitter. I do my homework..... And re this thread i'm currently retired with a broken heart. :bart

 

Amir Nadi? :think

Crap but durable. Also an Iraqi

 

zelenoffs a bum

 

Hang on, I was under the impresion he's an elite :huh

 

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=385825&cat=boxer

What's the inside word on this fella, jeff?

Although you'd have to move up to 147, or maybe a catchweight :|

 

was ya. Coz ure from iceland.. pussyhole land

 

There is a lot of hot *****, I can tell you from experience sunshine

Not that you'd ever know about that, being a 14 yr old zit ridden virgin :yep

 

lol

why dont u go get some then instead of chatting **** on here 24/7

 

Yes mate- I never achieved anywhere near my potential and that hurts me every day especially when I see guys not as good as I was doing well. Its utterly heart breaking! I'm proud of what I did and who I fought and the fact I was always prepared to go in against the odds and NEVER went in to lose even if my preperation was poor.

I fought Steve Murray and Ricky Burns at 2-3 days notice, ***an in a 10 rounder with about 2.5 weeks notice with no trainer and fought McAllister in Aberdeen and Hardcastle in Bradford getting jobbed against both. When I was up and coming when Lee Blundell beat Ryan Rhodes I was his main sparring partner- he was destroying everyone else in the gym and I was the only one who could keep up with him and I was barely 9st 8lbs- gr8 times.

I had no trainer for most of the last 2-3 years of my career and I was too daft to attach myself to a decent one instead waiting weekly for the person who persuaded me to turn pro to come back and express the same interest he had in me when I was unbeaten.

When I was robbed against those guys consecutively it took away my love for the sport- I actually would allege something sinister was going on behind the scenes in the McCallister fight such is my confidence that I dominated that fight. Against Hardcastle I made the fight harder then it could have being but nearly stopped him in the first and floored him in the fifth but he took a 96-95 decision which I feel was bollocks- but there you go.

I'd be fooling myself if I thought I was ever capable of being a world beater or even a british champion. I was pretty good thats it- but I was definately capable of being an area champion which would have made me so proud.

I train now and still spar and i've still got lots of relative 'skill' and I'm still actually getting better but when I push myself too hard my Asthma becomes a real issue and I find it massively dibilitating and can barely complete a hard round on the pads.... and I train 60% nearly every day.... Its just not normal.

So yes I still miss it so much and Steve Wood and Bobby Rimmer so kindly gave me the oppertunity to come back and I rip a muscle in my chest 2 weeks before the fight when I was enjoying my first proper training camp....

I just think God doesn't really want me to be a boxer and thats one of those things i'll have to accept and move on with and tbh i'm finally coming round to that way of thinking.

jeff

 

Christ .... its not looking to good for him is it? lol.