Thread: Gavin v Eggington

Originally Posted by Master

Cunningham wins! Big upset. Gogo's legs were stiff and he was going to lose.

You watch Ogogo Retire in the post fight interview! He don't want it.

Ogogo I am afraid will not be a Champion, again promised a lot but has not produced.
The pro game is very hard he's a good armature but he seems a bit fragile at pro level.

Gavin was not bothered he did not make weight, that is bad of him.

Sam knocked him down!

Eggington took them shots like a trooper then, didn't even blink, Gavin looked done then

Brilliant round! Sam dominating and hurt Gavin with heavy shots and was nearly stopped.

Ref was terrible in that round though

Great 6th round!!

Sam is getting cocky. Gavin is fighting back with southpaw skill.

fucking brilliant, fuck you Frankie you coked up blue nosed bastard

Sam stopped him, another upset. Great performance. I thought Sam would be weakened by the body shots but instead he beats Gavin with them.

Originally Posted by Batman

fucking brilliant, fuck you Frankie you coked up blue nosed bastard

I am sure Sam came in blue too.

What a fight that was, Gavins finished now surely.
Definite contender for British foty so far that

Gavin just said he's just seen that he was ahead on the cards. Are they fucking serious!

Gavin should have stuck to his boxing to win the fight. Sam was like Corales, giving away his height just so he could fight. They should have a rematch.

Macklin talks a lot of sense at times, but I can't agree with him about that being Gavin's best professional performance. If it was, that just shows how much Gavin has blown his career.
How can it be a great performance if you've let your opponent impose HIS style on YOU?
There's a lot to like about Eggington, but a fully fit, dedicated Gavin with the boxing skills he has surely should be too much for him.
It's almost like Gavin was punishing himself for his lack of professionalism by seeing how much he could take.
I'm pleased for Eggington though , he's down to earth and he deserves everything he gets out of the sport.