He was approached by a group of BIG lads who clearly work out regularly and a fight started , Gavin knocked 2 out in a blink of an eye, He kicked the first boy up under his jaw and dropped him instantly and then before he even brought his foot back down he superman punched the other and dropped him out cold .

And I think the turnout today, at such short notice, shows how determined the community feels about it, because it's our Pontsarn.Lee Macca wrote:I am going to tell you about my mate Gavin Mac ebbw vale he has not got a massive reputation but he should have.

And, how despite teaming up with top Welsh trainer Eddie Thomas and sparring with the legendary Howard Winstone, he sunk into an underworld of street fighting after pushing a broken glass into a man's face. Protestor Emma Bush talks about Merthyr Tydfil's ambition to become even more of a tourism destination. If their proposals were given the go ahead, Dwr Cymru Welsh Water plans to turn the three current water treatment sites into community amenity facilities. Disclaimer : The views and comments entered in these forums are personal and are not necessarily those of the management of this board.

But he was too big for one place and talked with his fists all over Wales, from Newport in the south to Rhyl in the north. Some of these men have become real characters in their communities, some lionised, others vilified - but all have a story to tell. Gavin tryed to explain to the bouncers what happened but they tried to manhandle him out of the club Big mistake as my M8 is just so fast he slammed his elbow into this guys face 3 times fast as f**k and split him open WIDE , He just sat on the floor like a big fat c**t dripping with blood and clearly dazed. When this picture was taken Howard Winstone had just turned professional, standing with him are Eddie Thomas and David and Bobby Giles. And one was a direct plea to Dwr Cymru Welsh Water:"Keep your promise to 'look after our beautiful environment now and for years to come'.

And in an AirBnb poll, released this Easter, Merthyr Tydfil was revealed in the top ten holiday locations across the UK. The other bouncer got the worst of it thoe , Gavin let his hands go on him and all he could do was cover up and take a massive beating He smashed him up so bad that this guys head was swelled right up and it looked like he had a crushed cheekbone as his face was disfigured but it was hard too see with the blood . He then got in "hardmans" car tried to run him over, but failed so drove to his house about 200yds away, drove thru his front wall and into his house. It makes you a game fucker with a talent mind, and no doubt some boxers are hard but in the context of the question I think the obove is invalid.Eventually he was being hired as a hardman to do favours for businessmen who wanted rivals frightened off or debts collected. Emma said: "We are doing this really good job of rebranding ourselves, and then they want to slap an industrial plant in the middle of our green spaces. AN INSIGHT into the lives of Wales' toughest men will be revealed in a new book written by a Valleys boxing trainer. Merthyr Tydfil Public Library (1997) "Valley lives, book 2: boxers and boxing in the Merthyr Tydfil Valley". It has been largely untouched, and is still inspiring thousands of local people and tourists every year.

There were 126 demonstrators gathered to make their voices heard, all waving homemade banners and placards. hardman" never hit him again, well he couldnt cos "tapped man" went to prison for 2 years but hes given a wide birth! But my concern is the statutory designations that are on this site in terms of environment, ecology and archaeology.People are curious to know what goes on in the mind of someone like that but they want to find out at a distance. Put anyone mentioned in this thread in a fight with the likes of Mike Bisping, Paul Daley, Dan Hardy, Andre Winner, Ross Pearson and it'd be over within a minute - they are professional athletes trained to fight in multiple disciplines. They believe that there are other sites within the county borough of Merthyr Tydfil that could be used to create a 'state of the art' modern treatment plant - others which are not in the gateway of the Brecon Beacons National Park.