Hmm looks like Lindsay could have a tougher task that Dib so. 6.Salido(who is now champion, so Cruz could possibly slip in somewhere around here). 7.Jhonny Gonzalez 8.Miguel Garcia 9.Cornelius Lock 10.Edurado Escobedo 11.Fernando Beltran 12.Steven Luevano 13.Oleg Yefimovich 14.Michael Farenas 15.Ricardo Castillo Well I suppose in the words of Brian Peters 'if it was easy everyone would be doing it'
Also this short video of Duddy is pretty good [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elzHBvhnSoQ&feature=fvsr[/ame]
a tough line-up for sure.... and how many of these could maloney entice to belfast:huh... i think lindsay should get a british title defence now as a means of staying busy... then tackle one on that list by the end of the year.. but i hope he does not have to travel to get this eliminator :deal
Not all knockouts but here's a few good ones. [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRevkiIwOr0&playnext_from=TL&videos=S3_TtrCh2jU[/ame]
johnny gonzalez is just after fighting a final eliminator for wbc so it could end up being mikey garcia
Not an easy fight but if I could choose one of those lads for Lindsay it would be Beltran. I just boxreced Beltran and he's already 2 other fights scheduled so I'm guessing not him. Escobedo is fighting for an interim WBA strap Salido, Cruz, Gonzalez, Lock, no thanks if possible. That leaves Garcia (unbeaten but somewhat untested) as the main candidate. I think Castillo is there for the taking but his ranking is very low. Same goes for Yefemovich. Intersting times ahead anyway
Basically Rafael said I was full of **** (in a more flattering way) when some one in his chat presented him with an article i had written. Time proved that i was right and rafael was wrong. deal:deal
most of the boxers on this list are controlled by major promoters... maloney might struggle to make a match in belfast... this must be a big concern for lindsey and team
I would pay to watch Paddy and Dan Rafael rumble. It would be a heavyweight matchup of epic proportions.
hes got height reach weight advantage over me Id still spark him out in the presser i would say "You have been selected for Pruntination!"
SYKES V O'HARA PREVIEW http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/may10/may10_sykes_ohara.html I'VE BEEN WORKING ON MIND TECHNOLOGY http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/BN08/detail.asp?id=1767 COYLE RETURNS TO INDIANA http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/may10/may10_coyle_return.html HYDE WINS RIGONDEAUX RULING http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/hyde-wins-rigondeaux-ruling-47165 THIAM COULD LOSE LEE PURSE http://www.independent.ie/sport/other-sports/thiam-could-lose-lee-purse-2194181.html TOLAN AND HEALY IN RETURN TO THE RING http://www.belfastmedia.com/boxing_article.php?ID=298 WALES BARE AMBITION FOR PRIZEFIGHTER GLORY http://www.thefightnetwork.com/news/boxing/6809/wales_bare_ambition_for_prizefighter_glory CASEY TO MEET MORAN TO KICK OFF PRIZEFIGHTER TOURNEY http://www.thefightnetwork.com/news/boxing/6816/casey_to_meet_moran_to_kick_off_prizefighter_tourney PRIZEFIGHTERGIVES MARK MORAN CHANCE TO SHOW WHAT HE CAN DO AFTER CAREER SAVING OPERATION http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...fter-career-saving-operation-100252-26513111/ It's that time again lads when an Irish boxing favourite takes part in Prizefighter. Big punching Willie Casey steps up to the plate and tries this year to do what Neil Sinclair and Darren Corbett failed to do. Casey at 6/1 to win the tournament is a tempting offer and one I might avail off. Willie also starts a slight underdog[11/10] against Mark Moran in the tournaments opening contest. Moran although a decent operator has been out for over a year, recovering from a back problem, and on top of that wasn't the most impressive when Booth easily beat him last time out. I know Willie can be outboxed and is a slow starter, but still feel he will have too much power for Moran once he starts connecting. My predictions for the winners of the quarters is Casey Wales Arthur Owen What's your predictions lads ?