Irish Boxing

Mussolini was first shot by an Irish women in 1926.

I guess it just took the Italians another 20 years to cop on.

 

Gene Tunney would have put Abraham away very handily, and Froch could learn a lot from of good things from Tunney in this fight.....

http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/can-froch-execute-blueprint-gene-tunney-conquer-king-arthur

 

Lads, week two of the Lindsay v Simpson ticket competition now up on irish-boxing.com

 

who won the first pair?

Let me guess Eoghan Campbell, Andrew Wellings or Declan Stapleton?

:good

 

Ardy,

Thanks for posting the Quarry-Foster you tube video.
Now that was a fight.

Irish Jerry Quarry,,,one tough son-of-a-*****.
Mac Foster was no slouch.
That one left hook to Fosters body by Mr. Quarry late in the 5th round,
made Mac scream 'Mama'.

 

Anyway...

My question appears to have got lost amidst a big political debate. Does anyone know if the fighters will be present at the press conference in Crumlin on Tuesday?

 

misticmonk,

Yes an Irish woman, named Violet Gibson shot him twice in the nose, in 1926.
Mussolini felt sorry for her, as she was insane.
She spent the rest of her life in a 'mental asylum'.

Another term Mussolini used; Comando Supremo'

 

Just heard Patrick Hyland is now off the Dolphil show for december 10th.

 

why??

details man, details!!!!

dont come here with a story from the dinner table and only proceed to regale half the tale!

 

Fitzgerald is fighting for........wait for it..............The WBF Title:nut

 

its worsererer than that. WBF Intercontinental title

http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showpost.php?p=8290103&postcount=27357

 

Ardy,
I forgot to post that information on Frankie Ryan.
20-year old kid out of New Rochelle, New York
5' 11" 165 lb.
Amateur record, I think 33-1 (27 KO's)
Fought mostly 'smoker bouts'
Is very protected.

 

Why!atsch

 

Yep it was a character on the Flintstones and that doesn't change that you're talking through your arse. Anytime you want another lesson hit me up. A bit of education can take a person a long way.