Look out for this bloke, people dont generaly do that to tony Booth and hes only 19
http://www.britishboxing.net/boxers_...is-Jegeni.html
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Look out for this bloke, people dont generaly do that to tony Booth and hes only 19
http://www.britishboxing.net/boxers_...is-Jegeni.html
According to boxrec.com he weighed 231 lbs. for that fight, and he's 6'1" and only 19 years old. From the picture on that site he's not fat either so he must be heavily built to say the least. Maybe we have another Tyson-type fighter here?
I forgot to mention the reason I thought stoping Booth in the first was it was in hism debut, Tony can out fiddle lots of good fighters and he gave Omar Sheika his first loss when he came to the UK
Who is that stone constructor now ? ? ? :builder:Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
http://www.britishboxing.net/img/rec...arry%20013.jpg
Who is that now just a simple UK boxer or what he get in his cards with his 1 win and 1 KO ? ? ?
I have no idea what your getting at ???
If its because hes only had One fight so why mention him, its because the guy he beet in his first fight is a very crafty guy, yes hes been stopped in the first before but not by someone whos 19 and in their debut.
BOOTH IS A BUM... ILL LOOK @ THIS GUY WHEN HE CAN CONSTRUCT SOME TYPE OF RECORD AGAINST A FORMIDABLE BOXER... MAYBE THATS SOMEWHAT GOOD HE DID IT IN THE 1ST BUT ITS BOOTH :cwm28:Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
Rahman Jax - loved your new website and blog!!
the Uk guys will realise that at 19 to Knockout Booth in your first pro fight is good, hes been around donkeys years and fought everyone
You could take him in 2 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rahman
THATS MY POINT... GUYS HAD LIKE 90 LOSSES... I WOULD HOPE A FRESH FACE, NEW LEGS, A BODY AS SOLID LOOKING AS IT IS WITH A DECENT POWER PUNCH AND AVERAGE BOING SKILLS COULD KNOCK THIS WASHED UP CLUB FIGHTER OUT... YOU GUYS ARE MAKING TO MUCH OF THIS... THE KIDS 19 AND STRONG... OOOOOOOOOOO NEXT IRON MIKE ::**Quote:
Originally Posted by ross
Don't sweat it...no one else ever does either...no one except maybe...ILL MITCH...the name that strikes fear in Rahman the Night Destroyer's heart. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ross
i dont know man, stone constructors can be dangerous :builder:Quote:
Originally Posted by SecondRoundKO
:coolclick: You beat me to the post, and I absolutely agree with you.Quote:
Originally Posted by 71HOOKS
GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE :coolclick:Quote:
Originally Posted by TyBuff
:beat:Quote:
Originally Posted by SalTheButcher
Tee Hee :lolololol:Quote:
Originally Posted by wacko3205
wHAT THIS IS JOKE YOU are mAKING ON RAHMAN? :beat:Quote:
Originally Posted by X
Hey guys ang gyals,
Let me tell u something about this kid , he is definatley the real deal and a worthwhile propsect to loook out for. Personally i rekon he will be british champion in a few yaer time no problem and to tell u the truth he will probably wax the floor with Rahman soon enough if Rahman is still around. I can say this with confidence as i have seen him fight in the amateurs and he had a rather immpressive record then with some 5 fights and 4 Ko's at the time. I dont blame him for turinng pro as his stuylle was more suited for the Pros.
Definatley one to watch out for!! Any one no where i can get the footage of his most recent outing against this Tony Booth?
Thanks alot Peeps
Raheel
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Originally Posted by "PRIDE OF PROVIDENCE"
looks like another tomato can to meQuote:
Originally Posted by ross
i think its a bit doon to say yet guys
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/_...80127.full.jpg
Damn, his weight at the age of 17 was 116 kilos
Thursday 4th December 2003:
Brunel boxer aiming to become world champion
By James Webb
Mean machine: Brunel University student Ervis Jegeni after becoming BUSA super heavyweight boxing champion at the weekend
A TEENAGE boxer from Brunel University has set his sights on becoming world champion at the age of 21 after winning the 2003 BUSA super heavyweight championships with one hand.
Ervis Jegeni, who was making his first-ever appearance in a boxing tournament, took the honour at the British University Sports Association finals in Coventry, on Saturday.
The 17-year-old Albanian, said: "It went pretty well especially as it was my first competition. I didn't feel nervous, I just wanted to do the business and I had to box with one hand in the final because I hurt the other one in the semi-final."
The 116kg business management student suffered the injury whilst outpointing Raheem Butt from Kingston University but despite this disadvantage going into the final, Jegeni still managed to knockout Alan Willecki from Coventry University in round two.
The talented fighter, who has been boxing for less than two years, is now targeting next year's National Youth title and then the National Senior title in 2005 before turning professional.
And Jegeni, who compares his style to Mike Tyson, has dismissed talk of following in the footsteps of former Brunel student and Olympic super heavyweight champion Audley Harrison.
He said: "My way of boxing is not suited to amateur competitions. I want to turn professional in 18 months, which means I will not be able to box in the Olympics."
Harrison, who takes on world number 106 Brian Nix in Nevada a week on Friday, turned professional after winning gold in 2000 and Jegeni has not ruled out the possibility of facing him in the future.
He added: "If he is still around in a few years I may fight him. He is a good boxer but our styles are different."
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/s...d_champion.php
Speaka any English?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rahman
its to early to say if this kids any good, but lets not write of people to soon as the heavyweight division is suffering enouth without young fighters being dump as well
Well by the looks of his latest win I may have got a little overexcited
http://www.britishboxing.net/fights_...Kecsk%E9s.html
HAHAH Looks like a piss head got lost trying to get a kebab and found him self in the ring... started to sober and fought "huh... the fuck is going on"... :D
It amazes me how people like that pass a medical to prove they are fit to fight.
One look at him shows he doesnt train :P
I don't know how much stricter they are with pro cards but the doctors are normally on the fiddle in the amatuer game. before a bout they just want to check if you are severely dehydrated or have damaged hangs/skull etc... some times they check your breathing. When I went for my amatuer card he checked my blood pressure and listen to me breathing and that was it, your ment to get a fill piss test and all sorts but tbh unless you are practiclly dead you'll pass the medical.
Ervis can fight make no mistake, hes the best prospect this countrys got at heavy. He won the british four nations juniors easy. Unbeaten Spars all the top pros in the country and dont come second. Comes out of Harringay, bit special
In fact your Greenbergs will not go near him, just wait and see.Ive had it on good authority that this kid could be the one to go all the way, Hes that good.