Irish Boxing

Cause Top Rank see Lee as high rish low reward. check espn.

 

Great show from Mairtín Ó Muirreadhaigh, what a performance. Don't think he'll get it though...here goes....

 

got the history of cork boxing book toay its outstaning

 

tubrity is one paedo lookin ****er

 

odd looking ******* alright:blood

 

Thought Martin Murray looked good tonite, never stoped coming never got hurt and if anyone was getting stopped it was Strum. Lost money on the outcome but wages of sin and all that. Strum does look to be on the slide, while I think he shaded the fight or the draw was fair enough he is on the decline and if Murray had maintained the pressure a bit more could have had him out of there. WBC's Suiliman has said Chavez jr must defend against Martinez next, if this upsets the Macklin fight should Mathew look again at rematching Strum or with Andy out of the loop with Chavez jr and Martinez should he pushing for a fight with the WBA champ. After tonites performance there will be plenty chomping at the bit thinking Strum is there for the taking.

 

wat da **** does tat mean:huh:good

 

that he looks like a paedo

 

No, I just couldnt be arsed with the hassle and have to watch the blood pressure.

 

I tried to subscribe but they don't accept maestro debit cards so I can't.

Met Spike today, he said provided he keeps winning he expects at least 6 fights next year. He didn't seem very confident in ****** putting on a card over here though. Said he will only go back to 154 if he's offered a title shot as well

 

Intermediate results lads

Friday
http://www.irish-boxing.com/2011/12/intermediate-semi-final-results/

Saturday
http://www.irish-boxing.com/2011/12/saturdays-intermediate-results/

 

INTERMEDIATE S/FINALS RESULTS (SATURDAY)

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David Roche (blue) in action)
Hughie Myres emerged victorious from today's all-Ryston BC flyweight semi-final at the Dublin's National Stadium.
An eagerly contested 51Kg showdown saw Myres secure a 12-9 decision over Stephen Treacy, while Michelle Chambers saw off the challenge of Deria Lynch on an identical points decision in the only female semi-final of the day.
Portlaoise BC prospect Michael Nevin will meet Gary McKenna in next Friday's bantamweight final after edging out Carl McDonald by a single from a three-rounder which was in the balance right up to the final bell.
In the featherweight class, Chris Nevin denied the Ryston club a second finalist with a hard-fought 7-5 win over Paddy Joyce, while Belfast lightweight Barry O'Hara held a five point advantage five at the conclusion of his contest with Daryl Fitzgerald.
The Riverstown BC in Cork, meantime, will have two boxers in next Friday's finals after David Roche followed his team-mate, Mark Fitzpatrick, into next weekend's deciders with a third round stoppage of Jamie Quigley.
"We're absolutely delighted with the results this weekend and everyone with the club is looking forward to next Friday's finals," said John Wiseman of the Riverstown BC.

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2011 European Youth silver medalists Gary Sweeney and Michael O'ReillyBut there was disappointment for Cork's Noel Murphy - who would have met Fitzpatrick in an all-Cork final if he had beaten Belfast's Paul Upton today.
However, Upton registered a 14-10 verdict to book his ticket into the 67Kg decider.
There was mixed fortunes for the Immaculata BC in Belfast in the 75Kg and 81Kg three-rounders, with JP Delaney, who recorded one of the biggest wins of the afternoon at the expensive of Michael Frayne, advancing, but Alfredo Meli bowing out to Dubliner Bernard Roe.
Emmett Brennan and Eamon Walsh beat opponents from the Ballincarrow BC in the 71Kg and 81Kg eliminators, Brennan posting a 20-12 win over Liam Green, and Walsh, who will meet Delaney in the light-heavyweight final, beating Thomas Roohan 11-6.

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Hughie Myres (blue) in action
The O'Griofa's, Ciaran and Anton, both of the Conamara BC, bowed out today. Ciaran dropped a 18-7 decision to the impressive Gary Sweeney, a silver medalist at the 2011 European Youth Championships in Dublin, and Chris Devanney recorded an inside the distance win over Anton.
Danny Tourish progressed from today's 91Kg semi-final, the Donegal heavyweight chalking up a 13-10 decision over Patrick Ward.
The 2011 National Intermediate Finals will be held next Friday at the National Stadium.


National Intermediate Championships National Stadium Dublin
Saturday December 3rd (2pm) Semi-Finals
51Kg: Hughie Myres (Ryston) beat Stephen Treacy (Ryston) 12-9
54Kg: Michelle Chambers (Castlebar) beat Deria Lach (Cavan) 12-9
54Kg: Michael Nevin (Portlaoise) beat Carl McDonald (Golden Cobra) 13-12
57Kg: Chris Nevin (Holy Family) beat Paddy Joyce (Ryston) 7-5
60Kg: Barry O'Hara (Immaculata) beat Daryl Fitzgerald (St Pauls) 16-11
64Kg: David Roche (Riverstown) beat Jamie Quigley (St Pauls) RSC3
67Kg: Paul Upton (Holy Family) beat Noel Murphy (Macroom) 14-10
71Kg: Emmett Brennan (Corinthians) beat Liam Green (Ballincarrow) 20-12
75Kg: Bernard Roe (Dublin Docklands) beat Alfredo Meli (Immaculata) 14-10
81Kg: JP Delaney (Immaculata) beat Michael Frayne ( St Marys) 21-10
81Kg: Eamon Walsh (St Annes) beat Thomas Roohan (Ballincarrow) 11-6
85Kg: Gary Sweeney (Mike Flaherty) beat Ciaran O'Griofa (Conamara) 18-7
91Kg: Danny Tourish (Twin Towns) beat Patrick Ward (St Pats Tribes) 13-10
91+Kg: Chris Devanney (Dockers) beat Anton O'Griofa (Conamara) RSC3
Friday December 2nd (7pm) Semi-Finals
51Kg: James Higgins (St Davids) beat Scott Hanway (St Saviours OBA) 12-10
54Kg: Gary McKenna (Smithboro) beat Paul McGrath (Ballincarrow) 18-9
57Kg: George Bates (St Marys) beat Ryan Peake (Ballyhaunis) 16-15
60Kg: Jason Conroy (Crumlin) Anthony Upton (Holy Family) 14-13
64Kg: Stephen Coughlan (Bray) beat Stephen Carroll (Drimnagh) 17-9
67Kg: Mark Fitzpatrick (Riverstown) beat Ryan Flanagan (Pegasus) 24-8
71Kg: Christy Joyce (St Michaels Athy) beat Kyle Roche (St Michaels) RSC2
75Kg: Chris Blaney (Navan) beat Eamon Tighe (Ballincarrow) 16-11
85Kg: Denis O'Donnell (Dungloe) beat Roman Seredjuks (Golden Cobra) 16-14
91Kg: Chris Sekora (St Francis) beat Andrew Hanley (Bray) 17-15
91Kg+: Michael McDonagh (Olympic) beat Colin McCabe (Ligoniel) 18-5

 

An all-Ireland title/association is the way forward. A few more doors need to be opened.

 

was over in pascal collins gym today and stephen ormond is in form of his life he did ten rounds with two lads from the north and paulie hyland and looked as fresh in the last as he did in the first, brabazon looked strong and fit he was sparring a good supermiddle whose making his debut soon for emerald promotions think his second name was mc ginley anybody know anything about him??