mick roberts jr, whats the point?

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  1. boxingcrazy

    boxingcrazy Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I've watched mick roberts jr box since he was a kid and when he turned professional i was a bit confused because in my eyes he never really had the style for it but after nearly six years as a professional he only did his first 8 rounder on saturday in his 19th yes 19th professional bout :rofl:patsch

    He has boxed 1 guy with a winning record a craig johnson who was 9-4 at the time.:rofl:good

    so what is the point really? there are fights for him at scottish area level at both feather and super feather lewis paulin, stephen tiffany are 2 guys who although had less fights would jump at the chance to fight him for the scottish title.

    there is also darren traynor from aberdeen, the 2 of them had great bouts as amateurs and would be a great scottish battle that could maybe be done as an eliminator for the british at featherweight.:good

    also there is him vs ronnie clark at super feather, i remember a couple of years ago mick roberts snr saying that ronnie needed to bring something to the table well ronnie is now chasing a british title shot and I'm pretty sure he would love the chance to fight mick roberts jr:good

    i really don't understand why he turned professional to not want to push for titles? or maybe just like in the amateurs his dad is protecting him from the fights everyone wants to see:rofl

    i'll carry on watching, waiting for him to step up but at 29 years old he really needs a meaningful fight soon or he will be regretting it once his career is over:good
     
  2. Pro Punter

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    Jamie Wilson of Jock Land even worse - 10 fights and the same opponent 3 times FFS.
     
  3. boxingcrazy

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    its harder to match a super flyweight though and at least when he was offered the chance he took a fight for the commonwealth title, he wasn't ready for it but imo he showed ambition, something that mick roberts jr is yet to do:good

    mick roberts jr is wasting his time imo and if he isn't ready for the guys i mentioned earlier after 19 bouts then he never will be :good
     
  4. B.A.S.

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    It's beyond belief.

    When he had his first fight for MGM which he drew, Sam Kynoch said it was just good to dust off the cobwebs and he would kick on immediately for title fights. 9 months later and he's still fighting journeymen.
     
  5. boxingcrazy

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    and in 9 months time he will still be fighting them :rofl:rofl

    if at 29 he can't tell his daddy that he wants to fight someone that can hit him back then his dad must have some hold over him:rofl:rofl

    mick pull your finger out and fight someone like lewis paulin, stephen tiffany, ronnie clark or darren traynor:good

    lets see if you can mix it with these guys but i know my money would be on each of them beating you easily:good
     
  6. Pro Punter

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    Agree the young Jock guy looked as though he took that fight far too early against Nelson but looked a decent boxer.

    Think he will come again but needs fresh opponents as very little to be gained beating the same opponent 3 times.

    Never heard of the boxer in the thread title and your points are the reason.
     
  7. boxingcrazy

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    in regards to jamie wilson i agree that his management need to get him different types of opponents, there is a guy from edinburgh gareth stemp who is trying to get back into the ring after a wee holiday behind bars. he isn't the best but it would be a great wee s**** if they could get gareth a license again, also a bout against scott allan would be decent:good
     
  8. maley

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    BoxRec has Roberts opponent has Antonio horvatic 10-25.
     
  9. boxingcrazy

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    yes that is who he boxed on saturday night but i don't understand where you are coning from by pointing that out:think:huh:good
     
  10. maley

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    I misread how u put it. I thought u mentioned he fought the kid 9-4 Saturday my bad.
     
  11. boxingcrazy

    boxingcrazy Boxing Addict Full Member

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    :rofl no problems pal, i thought that might have been the case:good

    you ever seen him boxing? its crazy that he hasn't progressed at all in the last 4 years:patsch:good
     
  12. maley

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    No I haven't. But i have Always followed the featherweight and super feather divisions tho with alot of interest due to our kid being around the weight and possible opponents. It's shocking how Roberts career is developing.
     
  13. Daviddee1983

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    Roberts jnr won't fight for a title because Ronnie holds that belt.. His dad has said so many times they won't fight Ronnie.. I agree with his dad. Ronnie was poor against Jordan Mcrorry but the stoppage was brutal. It would be a lot worse against Roberts jnr.. Him and Lewis Paulin would be a decent s****. Both quite decent technically but both lack power. At Feather I think it would be a good fight v Tiffany but can Roberts jnr really make that weight?? I'm not so sure. I think Darren Traynor suits the pro game better than Michael and would win that one probably by stoppage.

    Onto Jamie Wilson. I think his next fight has to be Scott Allan.. I actually like both lads.. Have know Scott since he was knee height to a grasshopper not sure hes much bigger now.. Jamie is a local lad from Dundee and a nice lad.. This fight is interesting Scott I believe should be lighter than bantam and is a lot smaller than Jamie but has a lot of heart.. Would make a great weekend fight
     
  14. boxingcrazy

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    I've spoke to mick snr and he has never once said that his son won't box ronnie, he has always stated that it would be a hard fight and that his son would win but it would have to have a title or an eliminator to make it worth the risk:good

    although the stoppage looked bad against jordy, i was there and imo it looked as much to do with jordy putting so much into the fight that he was exhausted in the last round. got to give ronnie credit for keeping going even when he looked slow and old:good

    id like to see ronnie vs mick roberts jr but unless ronnie wins the british then i really don't see it happening:good
     
  15. Daviddee1983

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    I seen them spar and so did his dad we knew then no way he was letting him near Ronnie.. He has been offered the fight on loads of occasions. One of the times Morrison accepted and Snr said no. Alex was raging that he wouldn't take fights. Every time Ronnie hit Jordy he hurt him. If the fought again Ronnie would stop him quicker he just got it all wrong weight wise for that one.. Jordy didn't know where he was for a long time his face was a mess. I know Michael isn't as brave or tough as Jordy. Maybe Michael should fight Jordy.. If you speak to him again ask him why Ronnie he still won't fight Ronnie even when eliminator for the British is on the line..