Irish Boxing

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  1. fra

    fra Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    thats a shame about macklin....i hope he fights here again...i have enjoyed his fights on rte ...and his fights on sky before that
     
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    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    Neil Sinclair lost on points in his bid for the Euro title tonight against Italy's Daniel Petrucci. It will be interesting to hear a full report on the fight,we all know it's virtually impossible to get a fair decision in Italy.Anyway it's far from a career ending defeat for Neil, to lose on points to a fighter who stopped Craig Watson in 3rds.
     
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    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    Im off work on monday and tuesday and thats about 5 minutes drive from me i might have to go up!

    thanks for the heads up podge!
     
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    fra Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    pavlik was awesome tonite...i dont know how r man duddy would do against him....or how calzaghe for that matter:shock:
     
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    Well i doubt duddy would quit but thats not exactly a good thing judging from the way pavlik came out! but if he gets his shot ive still got that money waiting to fly over!
     
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    fra Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    duddy is an irish warrior 4 sure...and i would luv to make the trip to the usa to watch him mix it up with pavlik...but i aint got the funds..but it would b a great night 4 the irish..win r lose:good
     
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    Fellas, I know its off topic but i would like to get your opinion between a Pavlik vs Calzaghe matchup. Who you like? I think Pavlik would take him out. I just become more and more impressed with his skill and character after every fight.
     
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    Pavlik looked good against a limited opponent in Lockett, but against Calzaghe it would be a different matter.I think Calzaghe could stop Pavlik.
     
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    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    It would be a pick-em fight, youth against experience, power against skill. If that fight took place in Britain, I would most definitely cross the Irish sea to watch it.:yep
     
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    Millenium stadium :deal
     
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    Calzaghe has too much movement for pavlik.
     
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    I didnt stay up last night to watch the match.The ghost looked da buisness, when I seen the repeat today.I think his power might be too much for Joe.
     
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    is williams destruction of quintana evidence that a talented fighter can suffer a loss and recover their career. will Lee fall into the same category if he wins impressively in his next bout?