Showing posts with label Lucas Browne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lucas Browne. Show all posts
Sunday, 19 May 2013
Sunday, 17 March 2013
Lucas Browne - The Dark Horse Of Heavyweight Boxing
By John Hoolan @JohnHoolan
Lucas Browne was part of a blog I wrote in April 2012 under another name, he is also mentioned in my picks of 2013 - Click here for that blog. I have written a blog about him when he was due to fight Richard Towers in an eliminator for David Price's Commonwealth Belt and I have been a big cheerleader of his on various fans forums, twitter and facebook.
Suffice to say I am a huge fan of "BigDaddy".
Why am I a big fan? Why am I a big fan of a fighter who is based on the other side of the world from where I live? Ask yourself why is Ricky Hatton Lucas' promoter...
Monday, 4 March 2013
Interview With Lucas Browne!
We chat to one of the most exciting heavyweights in the world today...
Lucas 'Big Daddy' Browne!
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| (15-0, 14 KO's) |
First of all, congratulations on your most recent win over Masataka Takehara. Did you expect it to be so easy?
To be honest I wasn't expecting it at all. He took Alex leapai the distance and I thought he would've been there for at least 5-6 rounds
Your next outing is in Melbourne on April 26th.. What do you know about your opponent Franklin Egobi?
At this stage I am fighting on that show but it's looking like I'll be fighting James toney.. Now that's a fight I've been looking for.. It's not 100% booked in but it's looking good.
You're moving closer and closer to a Commonwealth title shot against David Price.. Is it a fight you're ready for and would you travel to Liverpool to fight him?
You're moving closer and closer to a Commonwealth title shot against David Price.. Is it a fight you're ready for and would you travel to Liverpool to fight him?
I personally would like to have a few more fights and gain a little more experience and exposure before I face off against him... I'll travel anywhere to fight in the big fights, it doesn't bother me at all.
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Richard Towers - The Forgotten Man Of British Boxing?
By John Hoolan @JohnHoolan.
Richard "The Inferno" Towers is the forgotten man of British boxing, who had some rare headlines this week, thanks to uncertainty surrounding the Price Vs Thompson fight. Towers claims he was offered the fight at a few days notice for peanuts and quite rightly turned it down. A fight against Price would need a couple of months preparation, to have taken it at a few days would have been just asking for a defeat to be added to your record. It turns out that Maloney was covering his bases in case Thompson's medical records didn't arrive in time.
Richard Towers is the 33 year old current undefeated EU Heavyweight Champion based in Yorkshire with a record of 14 fights, 14 wins with 11 KOs. His last fight, in June 2012, was against the Former French champion Gregory Tony, who Towers stopped in the 9th round. Tony had previously been in with both Perez and Helenius and was a big step up for Towers, who although rocked slightly in the 5th did well to recover and win.
Saturday, 5 February 2011
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