Pat Mccormack when he turns pro next year vs the Domestic 147s

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  1. Time Na Wait

    Time Na Wait New Member banned Full Member

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    he'd beat @james5000 's fave fighter Conor Benn on his pro debut!

    He'd school all the fellow Brit 147s with ease. I'd expect him to be fast tracked at least as fast as the brilliant Josh Taylor has been.
     
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  2. DavidJames

    DavidJames Active Member Full Member

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    Top fighter. There are a few good ones in the current GB crop
     
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  3. Trafford

    Trafford Active Member Full Member

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    any idea who hes turning over with?
     



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  4. BoxingABC1

    BoxingABC1 5x WBK Champ Full Member

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    He beats the lot with ease
     
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  5. Journey Man

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    He is very good and has a style more open to transitioning to the pros than other amatuers so should do well. At 25 he doesn't need to rush and can learn the trade for a few years before stepping up.
     
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  6. Furey

    Furey EST & REG 2009 Full Member

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    He's going to be a big problem
     
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  7. Time Na Wait

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    No but both Mccormack brothers will definitely be turning pro straight after the Olympics. And their excellent coach at Birtley boxing club Graeme Rutherford has said he will be going into the pros with them, Rutherford has made Birtley the best club in the country they must have about 7 or 8 in the GB squad now. He got asked to coach for GB as well but turned it down. I'd imagine they'll probably be signing with Eddie Hearn.
     
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