Irish Boxing

thanks...it does not look like team magee is interested in defending in belfast... more poor management from pat magee:-(

 

:good And I hadn't forgotten about Dmitri Sartison.....

http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/february10/feb10_magee_pat.html

Magee's big plans

2 February 2010 - By Steve Wellings

Brian Magee pulled off a remarkable away win on January 30 when the Lisburn man outgunned Denmark’s Mads Larsen in seven one-sided rounds to claim the vacant European super-middleweight title.

Despite splitting from career-long trainer Harry Hawkins prior to his big chance, Brian had two familiar faces in the arena on fight night. The managerial team of John Rooney and Pat Magee -the latter donning an Irish Boxing Supporters Club tie- were in Aarhus to witness a famous away victory.

“It was a fantastic performance from Brian and not unexpected," enthused Pat Magee (no relation). “There was talk about Brian losing Harry Hawkins after so long as his trainer but John Rooney was in Brian's corner, as he has been from the start, so there was still a stabilising influence.

“Brian assumed control early on and continued his dominance throughout; he battered Larsen for the most part and broke his heart,” opined Pat.

“We’re obviously not going to sit down and discuss the future straight away but we're free agents and will take a look at all the options available. Maybe the end of April could be a possibility.”

Pat Magee admitted that fighting in Belfast would be a boost but added that Brian has proven time and again he is an excellent away fighter and believes there is plenty more to come from the 34-year-old. WBO ruler Robert Stieglitz is in Magee’s sights, although strong German backing means Brian would almost certainly have to travel, while WBA champion Andre Ward is involved in the Super Six tournament. “The expression on Larsen's face told it all on Saturday,” continued Pat Magee.

“The Danes’ had just signed a big TV deal and it was all to be built off the back of him winning. This is a guy who was beaten controversially by Sven Ottke and the other loss was years ago [1996 on a cut].

“Brian just dominated him. Who else goes away from home and posts a performance like that?”

Not too many. Whether or not world titles beckon for the former amateur star, he has already had a professional career to be proud of.

 

It was a terrific performance from Magee. He has set the bench mark for other Irish fighters to perform to.:yep

 

there its here ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/8492387.stm

 

anyone hear anything about stephen haughian

i thought he was being lined up for a shot at o'donnell for the commonwealth welterweight strap

 

would it work in the states

 

it will work not sure on the prices though! I had a billpay one ive used around europe its great

 

on a sad note peter perry died and the funeral was yesterday peter was bernard dunnes and jim rocks old amatuer trainer there was a great turnout everybody and anybody from dublin boxing past and present was there great tribute to the man who was CIE boxing club RIP

 

HaHa Flex is gutted he didn't stick his neck out for a Magee win.

 

Sad loss to the sport, he was always a familiar face at the stadium and around the shows in Dublin. R.I.P

 

new sinky says, chatting about Prizefighter on irish-boxing.com

 

Do you think he can win it Cormac???:think

 

i reckon he can anyway.think he has the power and the savvy to do it :good

 

It says in his piece that he is expects to fight for a major title like the European if he wins this prizefighter.:deal