Irish Boxing

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?cat=boxer&human_id=438253
okay lads am i going ****in nuts or what i thought perezs debut was against diaz ??

 

i was tinkin that meself over the next 10 years or so with the pros and the lads in the amatuer game we could have a good few world champs and euro champs more than what weve had before combined

 

LEE DOUBLES UP
http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/august10/aug10_lee_doubles_up.html

MACKLIN WILL FACE BARKER WITHOUT ROACH
http://www.boxingnews24.com/2010/08/macklin-will-face-barker-without-roach/

BRIAN MAGEE SAYS WORLD TITLE TALK WON'T HINDER EURO BOUT
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/8937399.stm

DOUBLE BUBBLE FOR STATESIDE BOUND DEAN BYRNE
http://www.boxing-ireland.com/20100823_dean_byrne_double_14.html

 

Correct! Cheers.

 

You are indeed going nuts Mush. Perez defected before the other two Cubans, both Acosta and Garcia debuted that nightm but not but not Mike. Perez had even been shown on RTÉ before he headlined against Dias down in Neptune.

 

Here's two

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Egq7lHCcohM[/ame]
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS_rfgas-nc[/ame]

 

There was to much hype for JJ, and when he came up against it, Tommy Tolan's cracking shots put him to sleep...... Tolan would beat him again.
Would like to see the fight, can anyone give us look!

 

thats where im gettin confused lol.ffs i new that i blame drink/lack of sleep

 

Thanks a lot appreciate it:good

 

No problem. I just noticed you don't see the score in the semi final, he won by one point.

 

thanks for that..... looks good:thumbsup

 

Haughian returns against Mitchell
24 August 2010 - Steve Wellings Irish welterweight champion Stephen Haughian is looking to bounce back from title heartache with a victory over Birmingham’s Dee Mitchell on Barry McGuigan’s Ulster Hall bill on September 18. The Lurgan welterweight dropped a ten-round points decision to slippery Scotsman Kevin McIntyre at the King’s Hall in June for the Celtic crown but believes staying active will be the key to getting back into the title mix.
“It’s good to get back out again after the McIntyre fight and hopefully I can stay a bit busier from now on,” admitted the 25-year-old, who meets Mitchell over six rounds. I’m working hard in John Breen’s gym to get back on form and I just didn’t feel sharp enough in my last bout, probably due to being out of the ring for so long. I’ve been doing some good work back at home as well as travelling to Belfast to train with John and getting good sparring as usual. With the likes of Paul McCloskey, Willie Thompson and Michael McLaughlin in the gym I am always guaranteed good sparring.”
Haughian is desperate to recapture the same level of performance that saw him claim the Irish title in February 2009 when he stopped Cork veteran Billy Walsh in three rounds. Standing in his way this time is 33-year-old Mitchell who holds a 9-8 record and has been in with good names like Prince Arron, Jack Arnfield and Pat McAleese during a four-year career. He was scheduled to meet Henry Coyle in Castlebar two years ago but the fight fell through at the last minute.
“Dee has mixed mostly at light-middleweight and is coming down to welterweight so is likely to be strong,” added Haughian. “I believe he is a bit of a switch-hitter too so the quality southpaw sparring I’m be getting will be an advantage. Mitchell is a dangerous opponent, he holds a win over Martin Concepcion, and I’ll have to be focused. A good win can get the ball rolling again and hopefully I can stay active.”
With tickets for the September 18 card nearly sold out, Haughian is expecting his first competitive start at the Bedford Street venue to be a memorable one.
“I’m expecting a good following to come down from Lurgan and the atmosphere will be good. I was supposed to make my professional debut in the Ulster Hall but I ended up boxing Paul McCloskey in an exhibition that night, so it will be a good experience for me fighting there for real.”
September 18’s Setanta televised card is topped by Carl Frampton’s clash with Yuriy Voronin. Jamie Conlan, Ryan Greene, Troy James and Chris Keane also feature. However, Limerick’s Willie ‘Big Bang’ Casey has withdrawn from the card and will now attempt to chase down a European super-bantamweight title fight.
A limited number of ticket are still available, priced £55, £45, £35 and £30 from the Box Office on 028 90334455. For more information log on to www.ulsterhall.co.uk.

 

BRIAN MAGEE READY TO TAKE ON THE WORLD AS HE PREPARES TO FACE ROMAN ARAMIAN
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/s...-prepares-to-face-roman-aramian-14921815.html

LEE TO FACE WALKER 9/17
http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/lee...edium=rss&utm_campaign=lee-to-face-walker-917

TYSON FURY TO FIGHT UNBEATEN BRAZILIAN
http://www.britishboxers.co.uk/2010/08/tyson-fury-to-fight-unbeaten-brazlian.html

PETE McDONAGH READY TO FACE UNBEATEN WORLD CHAMPION ALEX ARTHUR
http://www.southlondon-today.co.uk/Sport.cfm?id=29598&headline=Pete

 

RYAN BURNETT IS THE NEW YOUTH OLYMPIC LIGHT FLYWEIGHT CHAMPION!!! final score was 13-6 I think. Apparently he had him over in the 3rd. The boy is special

 

That's a boy

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