I know he just had a wee baby, and we’re all excited about that.
“I’ve been torturing him come over to Dublin.
“I say this with nothing but love for Dillon, he knows I love him: I’d love to see him just put the phone down for a minute, and come back to Dublin,” Kavanagh said in an interview with MMA Junkie. To hear him tell it, whatever Danis decides to do next, it shouldn’t be more boxing. Following the boxing match-in which Dillon Danis largely stayed shelled up on the back foot (and only landed 16 punches in 6 rounds)-Kavanagh took some time to give his thoughts on Danis’ fighting future. Not if coach John Kavanagh gets his way it won’t. Dillon Danis’ coach John Kavanagh urges him back to MMA
