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Belt holder
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I Think hes got a fight in the states early next year. Then I would say fight top aussies like Elomar or Ganoy......then over the next 12 months fight 1 or 2 guys like Escobedo, Rios or Molina who are top 25 yanks. |
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Journeyman
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With Lenny fighting in the US in Dec and just signing on with Garry Shaw, he will be focused on oportunities there. Elomar is trained by Billy Hussein, who manages Lenny, that fight has zero chance of being made and Ganoy, whilst everyone wants to see it offers Lenny no real reward for risk. And certainly not a worthy risk when his contract allows him one fight per year in Australia. Garry Shaw's not going to let a budding champion and a potential stable star fight a high-risk fight here for a bag of lollies. Great fight yes, in my opinion though - won't happen! |
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He's in a good position. Being top 15 IBF means he can contest an elimination bout for the #2 spot. But I'm told they aren't in any rush to get that spot.
So with his ranking and US promoter he just needs to keep winning before petitioning for the #2 spot. |
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Belt holder
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i dont believe im talking out of school when i tell you that rick thornberry believes lenny is a very good little fighter....
'very' good to rick means more than an aussie title, i would think.. noel says rick is an exceptional judge of boxing talent.... . |
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Contender
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Why would he pay for Ganoy (airfares, accomodation etc) to fight on his undercard in the US? He'l fight local fighters or maybe a mexican, puerto rican etc who have probably been on tv before. They will pick an "opponent" for Lenny. Ganoy isn't an opponent. Way too risky. The ONLY way you would seee Zappa v Ganoy on Shaw's promotion would be if Ganoy got himself ranked high enough to contest the #2 IBF eliminator. Then Shaw may do that fight where he has options on Ganoy should he win. Even that's a stretch. |
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Yeah I know what your saying sounds good.....I just think TV is evolving boxing and we will start to see some strange fights get PPV and earn good cash that we would have never seen before. I mean next we will see is guys like Lovemore and Hattons brother be PPV features while Haye and Valuev miss out......
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Lights Out
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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Just a very rough awkward fighter with a decent shot. Onikeke only fights 1 way & thats going forward. After being in many wars, i too do expect an earlier night than last time for Ganoy. KO in 4 sounds about right, but it sure as hell would be explosive.
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Contender
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Onikeke didn't win a round against Gostellow after that. Shut out. Actually, I think one judge gave him a round. He's cooked mate. Hasn't been the same after Ganoy. (not pumping Ranee up either when I say that) |
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