Irish Boxing

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  1. slapbangwhallop

    slapbangwhallop The Sweet Scientist Full Member

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  2. dutchie

    dutchie Active Member Full Member

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    Heard of a good little young boxer from Cork over the weekend,his name is Lewis McCarthy,any info on this chap,thanks.
     
  3. jonnytightlips

    jonnytightlips Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Does he box outta the Glen.
     
  4. nutter

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    Martin Rogan-Luis Andres Pineda For Vacant WBU Heavyweight Title, Oct. 27th In Belfast

    By James Slater: Unfortunately, as his fans know, a Martin Rogan-Tyson Fury fight could not, for whatever reasons be made, but the 40-year-old former “Prizefighter” and Commonwealth heavyweight
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    champ now has another fight set. “Rogie,” inactive since November of last year, will face experienced Panamanian Luis Andres Pineda at The Odyssey Arena in Belfast on October 27th. At stake in the bout will be the vacant WBU title.

    Rogan still has big ambitions and he will look to rid himself of some rust against the 37-year-old visitor with the modest 22-10-1(18) record. Realistically, unless he has grown old during his period of inactivity, Rogan should have things all his own way against Pineda; a fighter who has been stopped ten times as a pro.

    Rogan is no massive heavyweight, yet at 6’3” and around 235-pounds he will be both the bigger and taller man in the ring when he meets the 5’10,” approx 225-pounder known as “El Lenador.” Pineda, a former cruiserweight (he fought plenty of big names down at cruiser, including
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    , TKO by 7, Valery Brudov, TKO by 11 and Wayne Braithwaite, TKO by 1), has only had five fights as a heavyweight. The draw he picked up against Evans Quinn wasn’t a bad showing, and going the full ten with Timur Ibragimov in October of last year suggests Pineda can be durable on occasion, but the fighter from Robert Duran country was stopped inside six-rounds last time out, when he met promising Cuban hope Luis Ortiz.

    Loser of six of his last eight outings, Pineda will cause a big upset if he can pull off a
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    over Rogan. But at a certain level (cruiserweight), Pineda can punch (18 KO’s) and if Rogan has lost a step or two due to age and inactivity, things could get a little interesting for a round or three. Rogan is almost always in exciting fights and he has already given us some memorable battles. The back-to-back stoppage losses the former cab driver suffered at the hands of Sam Sexton back in 2009 halted a real run, and it remains to be seen how much those tough losses took out of Rogan.

    The Belfast man has won a couple since, and he should make it three against Pineda (and pick up the WBU belt into the bargain), but can Rogan get back up to the level he was back when he was defeating Audley Harrison and Matt Skelton?

    Look for “Rogie” to get a decent workout in front of his loyal fans next month, as he despatches a
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    Pineda inside four-to-six rounds. ​
     
  5. dutchie

    dutchie Active Member Full Member

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    Dont know tbh,but i think he is with elite youth squad.
     
  6. tony mush

    tony mush Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    lewis is a right ****ing beast think he has brothers who box aswell
     
  7. jonnytightlips

    jonnytightlips Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If he's around 19 then its the fella im on about. I boxed his cousin years ago.
     
  8. bobalachko

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    He's finished boxing as far as I kno I remember him was really good up to about 15/16 but then left and came back I dont think he's boxed in two years.Could be wrong
     
  9. BK99

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    Ya he was unreal til he was about 15. He definitely won at least one all-ireland but was there or thereabouts every year. You're right he left and came back again. He was definitely boxing in the last year or so (up at about 75kg now) but it seemed to be only in club shows. Didn't enter the under 21's or intermediates or anything.
     
  10. BK99

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    Ya he's aroung 19 and definitely boxed for the glen. Was the cousin you fought paddy mccarthy? He was fairly good too for a while, not as good as lewis though. Then to confuse matters another paddy mccarthy came along and boxed for either brian dillons or mayfield :think
     
  11. jonnytightlips

    jonnytightlips Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah I boxed paddy when I was around 12. Big tall ****er:lol:
     
  12. bobalachko

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    Yeah I saw him about 18 months ago I think I judged a munster championship fight which I think he lost on a countback to Arthur McDonaghin OLOL in Limerick.
     
  13. BK99

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    That's the fella I have in my head too:lol:
     
  14. BK99

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    When was that fight versus Arthur mcdonagh? about 5 years ago? Is it the arthur mcdonagh who boxed with fermoy? If so, he was brilliant too. He won about 3 all-irelands. They would have always been only a weight or 2 apart but then would have clashed on some occasions in club shows and that.
     
  15. bobalachko

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    No its no more than 2 years Id say boxed at 69kg