Irish Boxing

It was on Sky 3 actually! :hey

 

Why specifically english?

 

They have bigger thicker heads to punch.:rofl

 

Presumably to avoid Ivan Glazchin. English promoter should know more good english (scottish/welsh/etc...) or local figthers who they can trust to not bottle it or cave in after two good digs.

 

Haha, cheers lad, better late than never

Carlos I wouldn't be surprised to see you matched with Gavin Reid, a tough guy but a bit(well maybe more than a bit) lacking in the skills department.

 

when r the tickets going on sale 4 mccloskey... any body no:good

 

Bam bam hit the nail in the head there. I should have said British or Irish rather than English. Hopefully get someone who's been in with other good prospects so I can compare my performance. It always looks good if you KO someone who's went the distance with a prospect

 

Good shout! His name has been mentioned a few times so we shall see

 

Im still not sure if a defenite date has been set but I know it's either going to be the 4th or 11th June. Once they get the nod from sky then the tickets should go on sale soon after

 

That Kimball article is bang on the money - at last someone has put this into perspective. How I am sick reading about Valero's loss to boxing etc. How about his family and the dubious questions to his health etc...

Plus, I remember McGuigan calling for him to quit the ring after his last outing - warning of health dangers.....

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/colum...-ring-for-the-sake-of-boxing-115875-22039494/

 

Just read on todays Star that Sweeny already has his next fight lined up, June 25th in America he must be really confident of beating Tims.

 

Lads - if anyone has Brian Magee's number - give him a quick call and do a piece on his thoughts on the Froch-Kessler fight. I would love to read his thoughts on this one.

 

thanks man... i hope ur on it:good

 

O'Hara bout in England
22 April 2010 - By Cormac Campbell Kevin O'Hara's, 17-5 (5KO) British super-featherweight title fight against Gary Sykes will take place in England on May 28.
The Sky Sports televised, Frank Maloney promoted show will be held in the Huddersfield Sports Centre.
Sykes, 15-0 (4KO) claimed the title with a points victory over Andy Morris at the same venue in March.
Belfast fight fans had been hopeful that the bout would form a Belfast double-header topped by British featherweight champion Martin Lindsay's second defence which is pencilled in for the city in early July.