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WBF Lightweight Title
Chris Goodwin vs Oisin Fagan Before anyone gets started, forget about the title, whats everyones opinion on this fight? Is Goodwin experienced enough for a seasoned fighter like Fagan or has Fagan took too much punishment and ripe for the taking by a prospect like Goodwin? |
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Goodwin will beat Fagan who wasnt bad in his prime but is past it now and Goodwin though not a great fighter certainly isnt bad. Goodwin 116-112 pts decision
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the thing about Fagan was despite having no boxing experience he was a natural athlete and learned to do the basics well, constant pressure and super fitness and doing everything well but not spectacular was what led to him being a handful for anyone, not to mention his typical irish iron chin |
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Fagan has an iron chin? where was it against Amir Khan when he was like bambi on ice for 3 rounds, and after giving it the typical irish hardnut act in the build up....pathetic!!
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Haha, Cairns- either you don't really know your boxing, or you take what they say on Sky Sports as gospel-truth, or are a huge Khan fan. I think Fagan would still have been beaten against Khan but the lad broke his leg in the first round and hobbled along in the 2nd til his corner threw in the towel. Sky Sports didn't want to announce it, as Khan was the goldenboy of Sky and it sounds better for TV that Khan "hammers" him rather than the truth that Fagan broke his leg. I am a doc at the hospital he came to the next day and we had to study the tape to see where it happened. So, it was pretty obvious that it happened in the first round, but the lunatic got up in the 2nd to fight on- that might have been silly or brave, but you're dead wrong Cairns- IRON CHIN is correct- tough as nails. Here's a piece on it- [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
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I remember that, in the build up he smashed a glass The only glass shattered that night was his irish glass |
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Haha, yeah, "glass leg Fagan"- but brave guy getting up with a broken leg. Don't think Khan would have done the same. In fact, I rem when Benn "twisted" his ankle against Collins and stayed down. And there was a few more instances like that, when guys hurt their knee- that guy against Kiltchko, but have NEVER heard of someone trying to bounce around with a broken leg- that's lunacy
-some mental toughness though... OUCH !
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"and after giving it the typical irish hardnut act in the build up....pathetic!!"?? No, that's pathetic. |
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aye right mate come on, Fagan got dropped by a good counter and snapped his ankle, yet still got up and made it to the next round, I've seen plenty of so called tough fighters quit for less |
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