what is the future for the ingle style?

Shows no sign of letting up, from way back when to present day with Kid Galahad the style has remained.

Looks as though it's something dyed in the wool - which is no bad thing if your an aspiring fighter in the Sheff area. Agreed I love it!

 

It depends on the talent they get walking through the doors of the gym

 

I think they'll continue to get the talent through the door, they have the reputation that people want to work with them, plus... A great deal of lads they have they have made themselves.. Experts with blank canvases

 

The ingle style is an acquired taste imo. I am a Roberto Duran kind of bloke. Nuff said really.

 

Ingle himself is an utter c*nt, as evidenced when he made a complete fool of himself when arguing with Eubank. His lies were quickly exposed.

That said, he has developed an original and effective style for his fighters even if it's not always the best to watch and for that he deserves credit.

 

Naz v Steve Robinson was the ingle style at its very best !!!! Great to watch

 

Its boring too

 

The future of the Ingle style is a lad (nay, legend in fact) called Steve Barnes. Check him out.

 

Keep an eye out for Sam O'Maison in the next few years. Huge talent. Best Ingle prospect imo and very underrated.

 

nice tip, didn't do too well on saturday :rofl

 

It's a flawed style, most of the Ingle stable are going nowhere... ..

 

Didn't he get sparked by Michael Mooney on Saturday night?

 

Yes he did. I was there and he got caught with a shot out of nowhere. He is a very good fighter though and pretty much anyone you speak to in the ingle gym says he's the biggest puncher p4p in the gym. He'll come back from this and have a good career trust me.

 

It's bast on reflex power counter ,you have to be in the right position to deliver these sort of shots or you will be left wide open to be knocked out, not many boxers can be tough this, but what the ingles do doesn't get anuff credit, they aren't glory men that thrive on "look at me" but get on with the job in hand.