View Full Version : Tony Bellew vs Luis Garcia (sparring video)
achillesthegreat
11-02-2009, 09:46 AM
Tony, give us some background to this video and tell us what you think of Garcia.
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turpinr
11-02-2009, 09:53 AM
bellew is shit
won't do fuck allbased on what ??
hit me HARDER
11-02-2009, 09:54 AM
based on what ??
Based on him refusing to meet Amir Khan at a catchweight most probably.
hit me HARDER
11-02-2009, 09:57 AM
that vid
Are you being humorous or being a cunt?
turpinr
11-02-2009, 10:00 AM
well he impressed me.his footwork is beltin'
WATERBOY
11-02-2009, 10:22 AM
what your problem with bellew?
your clearly jealous or are just trying to stir people up!
your a complete prick mate, bellew being a gentleman probably wont respond to you!
Dan684
11-02-2009, 10:24 AM
I hate this "I hope he proves me wrong shit" - No you dont your saying he's shit and will go nowhere.
I was there at this sparring and Bellew DEFINATELY got the better of Garcia
Tony Bellew
11-02-2009, 10:26 AM
Luis is a good fighter and will go far if he is living the right lifestyle, The sapr was a good one and hard too, I'd say I landed the harder shots and didn't tire but he was more elusive than me.. Quite even to be fair.. He was supposed to come back on the Thursay but no show, Glen Mc called and said he wasn't back in the gym??
He also told us it was the most he's seen Garcia pushed since he'd watched him..
Flea Man
11-02-2009, 10:29 AM
Word is that Garcia spanked Frochy in sparring. His amateur background makes him very experienced, Bellew holds his own in this and FAIR PLAY.
mr Perfect is clearly one of the worst posters on here, follow your bum boy over to America.
Twat.
turpinr
11-02-2009, 10:30 AM
Luis is a good fighter and will go far if he is living the right lifestyle, The sapr was a good one and hard too, I'd say I landed the harder shots and didn't tire but he was more elusive than me.. Quite even to be fair.. He was supposed to come back on the Thursay but no show, Glen Mc called and said he wasn't back in the gym??
He also told us it was the most he's seen Garcia pushed since he'd watched him..you're fast and nimble on your feet tony:good
Tony Bellew
11-02-2009, 10:31 AM
bellew is shit
won't do fuck all
Your spot on mate.. If I don't do nothing from now I'll still be happy as I have give it 100% and have left nothing to chance and no stone unturned..:good Won 3 ABA titles numerous medals and trophies and represented my country on numerous occasions all round the world.;)
Some people like me some don't, I'll say this though, What you see is exactly what you get...;)
turpinr
11-02-2009, 10:34 AM
Your spot on mate.. If I don't do nothing from now I'll still be happy as I have give it 100% and have left nothing to chance and no stone unturned..:good Won 3 ABA titles numerous medals and trophies and represented my country on numerous occasions all round the world.;)
Some people like me some don't, I'll say this though, What you see is exactly what you get...;)tony,what weight(s) did you win your ABA titles at.
Paddy
11-02-2009, 10:35 AM
Luis is a good fighter and will go far if he is living the right lifestyle, The sapr was a good one and hard too, I'd say I landed the harder shots and didn't tire but he was more elusive than me.. Quite even to be fair.. He was supposed to come back on the Thursay but no show, Glen Mc called and said he wasn't back in the gym??
He also told us it was the most he's seen Garcia pushed since he'd watched him..
He will be back soon
Some lads in Miami who I cant name
were messing with his head sending him contracts making him empty promises ect....
Hopefully his head is in the right place now
BURNLEYBLUE
11-02-2009, 10:35 AM
You dont think mr perfect could be your mate shaymus.:think
He has another thread sayin Fry woul school you.:roll:
Tony Bellew
11-02-2009, 10:35 AM
91kg aka 14st 4pounds.. Heavyweight..
He will be back soon
Some lads in Miami who I cant name
were messing with his head sending him contracts making him empty promises ect....
Hopefully his head is in the right place now
Thanks for the update Paddy, is Mike back from his injury?
kosaros
11-02-2009, 10:38 AM
Your spot on mate.. If I don't do nothing from now I'll still be happy as I have give it 100% and have left nothing to chance and no stone unturned..:good Won 3 ABA titles numerous medals and trophies and represented my country on numerous occasions all round the world.;)
Some people like me some don't, I'll say this though, What you see is exactly what you get...;)
Just ignore the boo-boys on here, they are just shit-stirring to get a reaction from you. I wonder if they would say the same thing to your face???
Keep up the good work :good
Any news on when you out next Tony after that last fight im sure it will take time to recover :yep
LP_1985
11-02-2009, 10:56 AM
cant watch keepssaying error
achillesthegreat
11-02-2009, 11:07 AM
91kg aka 14st 4pounds.. Heavyweight..
oh no, i think i remember you now. you've been on bbc?
you've lost alot of fat ain't you?
i'm sure i remember you as an amateur now.
achillesthegreat
11-02-2009, 11:09 AM
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Bellew won three consecutive ABA Heavyweight titles (2004-06) while boxing out of Rotunda ABC. A former kickboxer, his amateur record was 40-7 (32 KO).
achillesthegreat
11-02-2009, 11:10 AM
John Conteh Backs Tony Bellew To Hit The Heights
British boxing legend John Conteh has backed Tony Bellew to follow in his footsteps - and bring the world light-heavyweight title home to Liverpool. "Bomber" Bellew makes his highly anticipated professional debut at the Nottingham Arena on October 6 following a stellar amateur career in which he won the ABA title. His boyhood hero was Conteh, who won British, Commonwealth, European light-heavyweight titles - and the prestigious WBC World title when he was just 23-years-old..
"It's great news that we've got a young guy from Liverpool turning pro, and by the sounds of it he can bang a bit," said 56-year-old Conteh, who will be ringside for Bellew's debut.
"It would be fantastic if he could follow in my footsteps, and I'll be watching his career develop with interest. Hopefully one day I can watch him win a world title headlining a show in Liverpool.
"It sounds as if he's got his head screwed on because he's signed with the best promoter out there in Frank ******.
"What advice would I give him? Listen to his management team and work hard in the gym, and fight whoever is put in front of him.
"It's important for young guys to keep busy when they first turn professional, because the best place to learn is in the ring.
"Other than that, I'd say get a good accountant and look after your money, because your career is only a short one."
Bellew, 23, who fought out of the world famous Rotunda ABC as an amateur, didn't start boxing until he was 17 having previously represented Great Britain at kick boxing.
Of 47 amateur fights, he won 40, 32 inside the distance, and earned the nickname "The Bomber" because of his dynamite punching power.
And he is hoping that power will transfer to the professional ranks.
"I'm delighted that John has taken time to wish me well, he's always been a big hero of mine," said Bellew, who will be trained by former WBU World Middleweight Champion Anthony Farnell.
"To win a world title like he did would be a dream come true."
Bellew is set to fight Doncaster's Nicky Taylor on October 6, on a show headlined by Amir Khan's Commonwealth lightweight title defence against Scott Lawton, which will be screened live on ITV1.
hit me HARDER
11-02-2009, 11:13 AM
I always remembered Tony as an amateur Heavyweight, think he went over to Italy & twatted their top boy? I could be wrong.
I was surprised to see him come in at Light Heavy for his pro debut, I think a few Scousers were. Was expecting Cruiser at least. Looks cracking at the weight though, great start.
Best of luck to you anyway Tony mate. I know it's a long way into the future but could you ever, ever see yourself at Heavy again in the Pros?
cotto20
11-02-2009, 11:15 AM
Luis is a good fighter and will go far if he is living the right lifestyle, The sapr was a good one and hard too, I'd say I landed the harder shots and didn't tire but he was more elusive than me.. Quite even to be fair.. He was supposed to come back on the Thursay but no show, Glen Mc called and said he wasn't back in the gym??
He also told us it was the most he's seen Garcia pushed since he'd watched him..
Av heard since garcia come to england tony he has stopped living the boxing livestyle and hardly trains, who gave you more trouble tony, garcia or deagale in sparring?
turpinr
11-02-2009, 11:17 AM
looking at his amateur stats.32 inside the the distance wins out of 40 wins is some bangin'.
achillesthegreat
11-02-2009, 11:27 AM
I always remembered Tony as an amateur Heavyweight, think he went over to Italy & twatted their top boy? I could be wrong.
I was surprised to see him come in at Light Heavy for his pro debut, I think a few Scousers were. Was expecting Cruiser at least. Looks cracking at the weight though, great start.
Best of luck to you anyway Tony mate. I know it's a long way into the future but could you ever, ever see yourself at Heavy again in the Pros?
only when he said he was a heavyweight did his face ring a bell. i remember thinking he was a fattie heavyweight. great to see he has trained hard and gone down to 175. looks like the slim fighter he should be.
if he ever goes up in weight, i hope its with muscle and not fat.
brown bomber
11-02-2009, 12:10 PM
Mr Perfect? = Mr plow?
cityofgod
11-02-2009, 12:21 PM
Garcia didnt spank froch - the lad on froch's site had the video in the members-only section.
Garcia was about 13.5 stone against Froch and after Froch came on strong about the 4th, Garcia was on his bike.
Garcia is flashy and has an abundance of talent but does not seem to have the mindset.
I suppose coming from poverty to the UK is like being a millionaire lottery winner.
achillesthegreat
11-02-2009, 12:22 PM
guys with speed are often going to look good for upto 4 rounds before slower fighters get their timing, distance, break them down etc
froch can get spanked in sparring by alot of guys who are faster than him. i bet amateurs could make froch look bad for a round or two.
brown bomber
11-02-2009, 12:25 PM
Sparring means nowt. I've seen some amazing things happen in sparring. The exact opposite would happen in a contest. Hands down, angle guys are always going to look better then 'wear down' types for the simple reason in sparring its much harder to wear someone down.
cityofgod
11-02-2009, 12:32 PM
guys with speed are often going to look good for upto 4 rounds before slower fighters get their timing, distance, break them down etc
froch can get spanked in sparring by alot of guys who are faster than him. i bet amateurs could make froch look bad for a round or two.
i watched Booth gets owned by a young lad who kept fit by hitting the bags in shinfield's gym. A lad with no boxing experience other than sparring.
but apparently he really does not spar very well until the big gloves and head gear are off and its a proper fight, then as we all know, its a diffrent kettel of fish.
Tony Bellew
11-02-2009, 01:14 PM
Sparring is sparring it's that simple, I'll go back up to cruiser after I've won all I possibly can at light heavy..
Thanks again for all your support guys it helps a lot..:good
Paddy
11-02-2009, 01:25 PM
Sparring is sparring it's that simple, I'll go back up to cruiser after I've won all I possibly can at light heavy..
Thanks again for all your support guys it helps a lot..:good
No bother Tony you will always get a few wankers out there who try to belittle your accomplishments
I've been impressed with Garcia but hes still very young and needs to mature (mentally)
Tony Bellew
11-02-2009, 03:48 PM
No bother Tony you will always get a few wankers out there who try to belittle your accomplishments
I've been impressed with Garcia but hes still very young and needs to mature (mentally)
Your right mate, Sometimes you get people having a pop but I don't mind it to be fair..;)
I hope Luis does well and settles down..:good
hit me HARDER
11-02-2009, 03:53 PM
Unfortunately I don't wish Luis Garcia well at all, I just can't.
It'll be the same as if there's ever a boxer called Steven Gerrard, or Sean Dundee.
robpalmer135
11-02-2009, 04:40 PM
tony what was behind the decision to be at light heavy, is there allot more cash in the division at world and domestic level??
jabjab
11-04-2009, 01:30 PM
Av heard since garcia come to england tony he has stopped living the boxing livestyle and hardly trains, who gave you more trouble tony, garcia or deagale in sparring?
If u look at my photo, thats what DeGale was like straight after sparing Bellew. James said to me 'Bellew hits fuck:n hard mate'
He does look like a cardboard cut-out in that picture :lol: Must have taken a beating.
As for the sparring, Garcia had a lot of volume and seemed very strong on the front foot but Bellew landed the better shots.
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