Fair play to him for admitting how badly hurt he was after the 2nd KD. A boxing interviewer would have got some good info out of him but that jug eared **** was never going to manage it. Dunne is incredibly hard to dislike though. He got a bit choked talking about his daughter. Defo wasn't part of the plan. By the way, no shame in him still being tired a week later, but I'm fairly sure its a sign that he can't do the McGurn regime at SBW too many more times. It obviously takes a big, big toll on his body.
What are the chances of a move up to featherweight after a defense or two? He would be so much stronger at that weight and would probably have improved punch resistance too.
i think thats a good idea.i dont think bernard would want to take the easy way out but i also think feather is a weaker division
There was talk of a move up before the Cordoba fight but Dunne did not seem too keen on it. I would love to see how he performs with that little bit of extra weight added to his improving power.
tony quigley beat tony dodson in an obsolute war...for brian magee old british title belt...magee now fights quigley next...and that fight might b in belfast:good
yeah man...it was on setanta...it went one way then another...and then quigley finished dodson off in the last...magee was in the crowd...i think magee will have 2 much experience 4 the 25 year quigley when they meet:good
wonder will it be shown on repeat tomorrow ??....my dog ate a neighbours rabbit this evening, and the ensuing debate with said neighbour took my mind of the fight being on....fookin rabbits!!
i think its on in the morning at 11 followed by julio cesar chavez jr against an unbeaten argentinian who has only fought his brothers and sisters at 12
yeah its guaranteed...magee was champ...but stepped aside 2 let dodson + quigley fight 4 the vacant belt....on the understanding he would fight the winner...magee must have got a bung from hayemaker 2 do that:good