A Bitish domestic Clash for the future Joe Murray vs Carl Frampton whats your view?

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  1. jonnytightlips

    jonnytightlips Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Frampton by stoppage. Simply the better fighter for me.
     
  2. Kevin Maree

    Kevin Maree Member Full Member

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    Frampton wins with body shots
     
  3. sportofkings

    sportofkings Boxing Junkie banned

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    Frampton by stoppage win.
     
  4. RebelBhoy

    RebelBhoy Active Member Full Member

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    Frampton must be the worst kept secret in boxing.

    Its easy to see why folk are so excited.
     
  5. Macky

    Macky Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Boring ****.

    Really close 1 to call for me but think Murrays in the right place to beat him if it happened.
     
  6. ImElvis666

    ImElvis666 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Murray is a tidy boxer but he doesn't have that the same kind of ability Frampton has hurt his opponent. I think Frampton is too strong for Murray and would knock him out. I think Joe will be better than his brother though.
     
  7. willmc83

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    There are two ways of confirming that Frampton is a special talent....

    1. Watch him box.
    2. Listen to the Brits claim him (you can be sure he's headed for great things when the Brits claim him as one of their own).
     
  8. HMSTempleGarden

    HMSTempleGarden Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    well he is British afterall :hat
     
  9. leo_messi

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    I'd pick Frampton.

    No bias whatsoever.:yep
     
  10. gemmell100

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    maybe he classes himself as british as he wants the british title:D it's the irish that try and claim british fighters..not the other way round.
     
  11. willmc83

    willmc83 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Born in Ireland
    Fought for Ireland
    Eligible to fight for British title
     
  12. willmc83

    willmc83 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    :patsch I'm afraid your wrong there pal, it's yet another example of an Irish fighter being claimed by Britain. Frampton was born in Ireland, lives in Ireland, fought for Ireland as an amateur and is managed by an Irishman, Barry McGuigan, who incidentally the Brits also like to claim.

    As for the British title... It's probably the most prestigous domestic title out there, he's eligible to fight for it and he's damn right to have a go at it.

    As for us claiming British fighters... I'm not sure who your referring to?
     
  13. diagnosismurder

    diagnosismurder Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i thought this was a interesting fact frampton has had more fights in england than in ireland

    out of curiosity for the irish members do think he should headline the title fights in ireland like against reid or fight international opposition in england on the undercard of a british title fight
     
  14. pathmanc1986

    pathmanc1986 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    clearly the fight cards in belfast - people in belfast love their boxing. If there was a show every friday night it would be full and with Framptons growing rep, his connection with Mcguigan and being well known in amateur circles here.

    he doesnt have to headline against the likes of Reid, voronin was over here before.

    Its that McGuigan doesnt have a big stable and setanta ireland only has finite resources so he has to fight in england in front of one man and a dog and not get shown by sky:twisted:
     
  15. leo_messi

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    get as much publicity and decent fights as possible. In short, he should fight more in Britain for the time being.

    Not forgetting belfast.