Andy Lee v John Duddy on the Martinez/Dzinziruk undercard

It's not a bad location actually, it's between Boston and New York isn't it? Good location to get the Irish fans from both places.

 

transport to and from is a ballache though. Would have better off being in either Boston or New York itself

 

The Duddy v Lee facebook page

http://www.facebook.com/pages/John-Duddy-v-Andy-Lee-The-Irish-Civil-War/163808906998998

 

Lee's chin is a bit questionable, so if Duddy can get the right shot in, he could win. More than likely, however, Lee wins a wide UD

 

Andy Lee (8/15) John Duddy (5/2)

They recently made a big update on odds. Donaire 1/2 :bbb

http://www.oddschecker.com/boxing

 

lee by TKO!

 

war lee!

 

Duddy won't lay a glove on Lee, he won't let his hands go anymore. Lee will pick him apart and win by wide decision or maybe evev late stoppage

 

No.

No offense, but you're completely ignorant on this topic.

World class boxing in Boston is all but non-existent in this century. It's a shame really, for a city with such a rich pugilistic tradition to have become so disconnected with the sweet science...but it's the bleak reality. There are startlingly few gyms in the city proper; up until about a decade ago you had to commute to Woburn (16 kilometers away from the city limits) for a boxing lesson or workout. As for venues staging professional fight cards, there are PRECIOUS few - and NONE of them hold a candle to Foxwoods. The last high profile event we had here was Bika vs. Codrington in the Contender finale at the TD Garden (formerly the famous Boston Garden) but that is the only boxing match to be held there since it was built to my knowledge and that was over three years ago now...and there were empty seats aplenty.

The next largest venue can barely even be called mid-size. It's a club called the Roxy (that has a ****ing weekly gay dance night) and they've had one or two ESPN2 shows taped there over the years but that's it (and you can clearly see the huge fruity disco ball above the ring on TV :-(). It's mostly just local yokels.

Foxwoods or Mohegan Sun (another Indian Casino in Connecticut) is as good as it gets until you hit NYC for world championship boxing. Boston? Forget it.

 

Duddy can take a punch, and is a warrior. But I think Lee will cut him down with body shots, which he throws exceptionally well.

 

your talkin **** as usual Lee has never been down as a pro !!

 

Lee should win a comfortable decision. If you have any aspirations of becoming a top class fighter you should be comfortably defeating the John Duddys of the world.

 

I think people are way off with this fight. Will go the 12 with it possibly a draw. Duddy hasn't been stopped yet and I don't think Lee can. Lee will dominate early rounds with Duudy taking over towards the end.

 

its only a ten rounder