Sam Sexton, Scott Belshaw & Ian Millarvie

[Grebfan9]

Any info from British boxing fans about these three heavyweight
prospects????

Height, weight, reach, fighting style, potential???





Grebfan9
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[NOrth]

Belshaw is 22yrs old, 6ft 7, 240-250lbs (pretty solid physique), 6 wins out of 6 with 5 being KO's inside the first 2 rounds (the other a points win), so he can bang a bit too.

Bad news is he's just had a car crash which left him witha broken knee cap. Spoke to him in Dublin in August, he reckons it'll be a good 8 months before he can even think about fighting again... but times on his side and of the 3 I think Scott is the best prospect.

[Grebfan9]

Thanks for the info. He is young so hopefully he will be okay
and be able to resume his career.

Grebfan9
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Belshaw is 22yrs old, 6ft 7, 240-250lbs (pretty solid physique), 6 wins out of 6 with 5 being KO's inside the first 2 rounds (the other a points win), so he can bang a bit too.

Bad news is he's just had a car crash which left him witha broken knee cap. Spoke to him in Dublin in August, he reckons it'll be a good 8 months before he can even think about fighting again... but times on his side and of the 3 I think Scott is the best prospect.

[Gareth]

Scott has his first fight after the crash tomorrow in Cork against Latvian Journey man Aleksandre Borhovs - [Only registered and activated users can see links]

If all goes well Scott should have about 10 fights this year, starting with a run out in Feb in London a show in Belfast March 1st then possibly over to the USA for a fight in end of March. USA is to be confirmed yet but hopefully working with Irish Ropes and celtic boxing we should have him on a USA bill soon. The remainder of the bouts will be UK London Dublin Cork and Belfast