Irish Boxing

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  1. ardy

    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    THere's a list of clubs for you
    http://www.iaba.ie/ulster/:hi:




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  2. Jonny The Hips

    Jonny The Hips Boxing Addict Full Member

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    he said intially he was hoping to get on a few belfast shows over the summer then see were to go from there. but the wedding hampered that i presume. He was asked to fight ont he McCloskey bill-
     
  3. moorser

    moorser Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    John Duddy and Craig McEwan in the amateurs

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zVz12BVx9k[/ame]
     
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    moorser Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Michael McDonagh beat a very good Russian 12-9 today

    George Bates beat Bulgaria 22-8

    A good double for the St.Marys lads to kick start the championships .
     
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    I miss ole Duddy... Too bad he couldn't go a little further in career...he sure was fun to watch!
     
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    moorser Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Stephen Broadhurst wins at 75 kg against Croatia to make it 3 form 3 on the opening day .

    Here is a full list of todays results -

    Irish team captain Michael McDonagh and George Bates, both of the St Mary's BC in Dublin, and Stephen Broadhurst got Ireland's European Youth Championships campaign off to an unbeaten start with three wins out of three at the Citywest Convention Centre in Dublin today.

    McDonagh, the current Irish Elite champ, beat fancied Russian lightweight Kristian Stepanov 12-9, McDonagh taking the third and final round after both boxers were locked at 1-1 and 5-5 after frames one and two.

    Bates followed that up with a resounding 22-8 win over Bulgarian Damyan Damyanov. Bates produced a particularly good second round in this clash and was 17-7 up going into the third.

    Broadhurst, of the Dealgan BC, was in action in the final bout of today's session versus Bruno Knjezevic of Croatia.

    And the Dundalk middleweight never looked back from opening up a 4-2 lead in the first to complete an opening day hat-trick for Ireland at the 38-nation tournament.

    Thirty six bouts were decided at today's opening session which was attended by Dr Ching-Kuo Wu, President of the International Amateur Boxing Association.

    The Championships resume tomorrow with two sessions at 2pm and 7pm. Tuesday's weight-in will be held between 7am and 8am.

    Pleases see below attachment.





    2011 European Youth Championships

    Monday August 22nd

    Session 1A

    60Kg: Parviz Baghirov (Azerbaijan) beat Matteo Angioni (Italy) 9-2
    60Kg: Mger Oganisian (Ukraine) beat Kazimirez Legowski (Poland) 14-8
    60Kg: Michael McDonagh (Ireland) beat Kristian Stepanov (Russia) 12-9
    60Kg: Aleijaksej Hohleu (Belarus) beat Matteo Komadina (Croatia) 17-6
    69Kg: Igor Kharitonov (Russia) beat Spanos Kyriakos (Cyprus) 12-6
    81Kg: Lajos Sarkozi (Hungary) beat Huseyn Gasimov (Azerbaijan) RSC1
    81Kg: Bruak Askin (Turkey) beat Nikola Milacic (Montenegro) 10-3
    91Kg: Armin Prasovic (Montenegro) beat Rigo Jaroslav (Slovakia) 9-8
    91Kg: Ivan Veryasov (Russia) beat Fotios Arapoglou (Greece) RSCI1


    Session 2B
    60Kg: Mihail Orlov (Moldova) beat Charles Flynn (Scotland) 14-11
    60Kg: Henry Thomas (England) beat Denislav Suslekov (Bulgaria) 10-9
    60Kg: Gor Yeritsyan (Armenia) beat Gabor Hinger (Hungary) 16-10
    60Kg: Henrik Enroth (Finland) beat Vjaceslav Skreivers (Latvia) 10-4
    69Kg: ***an Huseynov (Azerbaijan) beat Dario Morello (Italy) 13-12
    69Kg: Arayik Harutyunyan (Armenia) beat Nikita Smirnovs (Latvia) RSC2
    69Kg: Ihsan Erdogan (Turkey) beat Adam Pawlowski (Poland) 13-6
    69Kg: Alberto Ghoerghe (Romania) beat Diogo Barbosa (Portugal) 23-18

    Session 3A Evening (7.30pm)
    52Kg:Yilmaz Yasin (Turkey) beat Oliver Lakatos (Hungary) 15-5
    56Kg: Enrico la Cruz (Holland) beat Iyad Snounou (Denmark) 11-6
    56Kg: Eimantas Stanionis (Lithuania) beat Patrik Velky (Czech Republic) 15-4
    56Kg: Qais Ashfaq (England) beat Ionnis Makariou (Greece) 15-3
    56Kg: George Bates (Ireland) beat Damyan Damyanov (Bulgaria) 22-8
    56Kg: Radzhab Butaev (Russia) beat Shaban Shahpalangov (Azerbaijan) 13-8
    75Kg: Burhan Akcay (Turkey) beat Artjom Kiltsov (Estonia) 10-5
    75Kg: Ivan Nesterenko (Ukraine) beat Hampus Henriksson (Sweden) 10-8
    75Kg: Guiseppe Ranno (Italy) beat Vazgen Shahverdyan (Armenia) 12-4

    Session 4B
    52Kg: Dzimitry Sapon (Belarus) beat Joshua John (Wales) 13-7
    52Kg: Samson Sykes (England) beat Dmitar Georgiev (Bulgaria) 16-14
    56Kg: Mark McKeown (Scotland)beat Aleko Tchadashvili (Georgia) 20-11
    56Kg: Kolya Grigoryan (Armenia) beat Omar Rahmoune (Italy) 11-6
    56Kg: Sylwester Kozlowski (Poland) beat Ruslan Aliyeu (Belarus) 19-10
    56Kg: Ionut Baluta (Romania) beat Michael Zatorski (Slovakia) DISQ3
    75Kg: Dzianis Prykhodzka (Belarus) beat Marko Bozovic (Montenegro) 16-9
    75Kg: Grant Quigley (Scotland) beat Aljaz Venko (Slovakia) 8-4
    75Kg: Nathan Thorley (Wales) beat Sergio Pestana (Portugal) 17-3
    75Kg: Stephen Broadhurst (Ireland) beat Bruno Knjezevic (Croatia) 9-6
     
  7. moorser

    moorser Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Here is the upcoming bouts involving Irish fighters -

    August 23rd
    49Kg: Evan Metcalfe (Ireland) v Kamran Malikov (Azerbaijan)
    52Kg: Joe Fitzpatrick (Ireland) v Vladyslav Vyetshkin (Ukraine)
    64Kg: Kieran Forde (Ireland) v Mitchell Buckland (Wales)
    91Kg: Jack Morrissey (Ireland) v Alex Toth (Hungary)
    91+Kg: Florian Shulz (German) v Thomas Conroy (Ireland)


    August 24th (Last 16)
    56Kg: George Bates (Ireland) v Radzhab Butaev (Russia)
    60Kg: Michael McDonagh (Ireland) v Aleijaksej Hohleu (Belarus)
    69Kg: Michael O'Reilly (Ireland) v Ivegeni Barabanov (Ukraine)
    75Kg: Stephen Broadhurst (Ireland) v Nathan Thorley (Wales)
    81Kg: Gary Sweeney (Ireland) v Bogdan Kryzhini (Ukraine)
     
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    puca Boxing Addict Full Member

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    The four nations was a class tournament great boxing but with a lot of local pride aswell,Would be great to see it back if only at Elite level.
     
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    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    I think it all went wrong when he stopped thinking he was the plucky underdog/against the odds fighter giving it one late shot at glory and managed to convince himself that he's actually a lot better than he really is.

    Such a shame. He had a good thing going :-(
     
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    slapbangwhallop The Sweet Scientist Full Member

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  14. ardy

    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    That's about right bambam

    Did you ask him about his options, considering he has now pulled out of his EU contest.:deal
    He sounds like a man desperate for any excuse to why he isn't boxing Fury, and he's getting angry because his bluff was called. I'm actually still a fan of Rogie but he needs to stop talking and simply fight. He's outpricing himself in every contest he's offered. I think what he needs now to do is get a 8rd contest on the Fury undercard, in the hope if he performs well, they can put Fury/Rogan on at the end of the year. But knowing "Rogie logic" he would turn that down as well, probably claiming he won't help fill the Kings Hall to make Fury look popular.:nut
     
  15. puca

    puca Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i hope Rogie doesnt live to regret this i mean 50k for him is big money in my book and i think he is being a bit arrogant here refusing to talk to some of the people that Hennesey sent over in his place,Still its up to Rogie and i hope he gets what he is hoping for.