Irish Boxing

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by ardy, Dec 19, 2007.


  1. dunne101

    dunne101 Active Member Full Member

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    Moore should have won but didnt look convincing at all. Garcia Prada very entertaining.
     
  2. ardy

    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    Mickrick, I wasn't able to anwser you earlier before the fight,but I'm sure your now aware, Moore was defeated last night.I read this report posted below, and it sounds as if his chin let him down, in that he was floored once and wobbled a few other times.I suppose the question now is, where does Moore at 30 go from here? In my opinion, there's a career waiting for him in Ireland, at Irish and European level he could still compete effectivity, but world level seems beyond him.:verysad

    http://www.***********.com/?m=show&id=14299

    This link hasn't worked, but you can find the report on boxing scene.com.
     
  3. sandwedge

    sandwedge Member Full Member

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    I read in the star today that martinez is on the egan bill and looking to rematch munroe and dunne.
     
  4. Ricky_Harvey

    Ricky_Harvey New Member Full Member

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    very dissapointed in the james moore fight:?
     
  5. marty

    marty Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah man it was a real bummer:bart
     
  6. nutter

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  7. mickrick1

    mickrick1 Member Full Member

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    2008 has been a **** year for the higher profile Irish boxers Stateside. Maybe it will help us to adjust our expectations in future. I am still hopeful that Andy Lee can lick his wounds from the Vera scrap, learn from the experience and come back a better allround boxer.

    With a bit of luck we'll get an excuse to visit the 'Garden' yet.
     
  8. dunne101

    dunne101 Active Member Full Member

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    Dont know if you have heard this but murray v mcdonagh has been confirmed for the irish title. Any thoughts?
     
  9. nutter

    nutter Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Is that the Mcdonagh that made Gomez quit in the stadium.if its him, then it will a good fight. Murray has been looking good, hes ready for harder tests, and the same Mcdonagh that beat Gomez will test him BIG.
     
  10. marty

    marty Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It is the same McDonagh nutter.And I agree it will be a tough test for young Murray.But its a match he can win.
     
  11. mickrick1

    mickrick1 Member Full Member

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    Heard on the radio today that Macklin intends to fight more in England and is no longer on Peters/Dunne bill.
     
  12. dunne101

    dunne101 Active Member Full Member

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    Dont understand this he was doing quite well with peters i thought. Any reason given?
     
  13. Paddy

    Paddy ESB Founders Club Full Member

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    If thats true id be very disapointed was looking forward to seeing him in action that night :|
     
  14. mickrick1

    mickrick1 Member Full Member

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    I was driving back from Dublin this evening and they said it on the sports news - not sure what station. They didn't give a reason but went on to talk about the Jim Rock fight - Peters was on talking about this . I have been checking RTE Sports on the web and they don't mention it.
     
  15. puca

    puca Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Murray will beat mc donagh easily.Remember gomez was hammering mc donagh and then quit.The best that can be said for this matchup is Murray will get some rounds in te bank as Mc Donagh is resiliant.
    But look for a wide UD or late stoppage from the impresive Cavan man.