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He boxed quite well and controlled much of the fight with his jab. Lots of single shots, though. Bunema is a tough guy and landed a few good shots. At the end of the day, it wasn't as exciting as mcewen, but that's probably a good thing. Andy still has work to do on defense, but Emanuel seemed satisfied.

 

so whos going to Macklin/Sturm lads? I was gonna go to the Hyland show but may have some new found finance available.

 

you dont think Long has a pulse :think

 

Granda Hyland says Pajo will be in a 12 rounder on 25th june on Hylands promotion :happy

 

Is Paul McCullough still training Rogan or is there any chance of him getting back with John Breen?

 

no was refering to his record thus far

 

wats up wit them ratings in the star

 

didnt see the star today- i bought the mirror cause there was a good bit on Andy Lee in it !!!!!!!

but we got the BUI ratings emailed to us this weeks- i presume its them

 

You making reference to the middleweight division??? Im thinking it has to be a mistake right??

 

Never got them. can someone ping them on to me.

We all know there are only one set of rankings that are worth their salt though! :hey

http://boxing-ireland.com/20110331_irish_weight_rankings_sept_2010_15.html

 

what did it say?

 

1. Sullivan 2. Lee 3. Macklin

 

BOXING UNION OF IRELAND
RATINGS
1st February, 2011


Heavyweight

1. Coleman Barrett (CH) Galway 13 - 1
2. Martin Rogan Belfast 14 - 2
3. Kevin McBride US/Clones 35 - 9 - 1
4. Colin Kenna Dublin 16 - 13 - 3
5. Scott Belshaw Lisburn 10 - 4
6. James Clancy Boston/Clare 9 – 1
7. Declan Timlin Mayo 7 - 1
8. Paddy Ward Galway 1 - 1
9. David Hanna Lisburn 0 – 1

Cruiserweight

1. Ian Tims (CH) Dublin 9 – 0
2. Darren Corbett Belfast 29 – 6 – 1
3. Bobby Gunn Canada 18 - 4 - 1
4. Mark Clancy Boston/Clare 8 - 0
5. Tommy Tolan Belfast 3 – 4
6. Declan Trainor Down 1 – 0
7. Jon Fogg Galway 0 - 1

Light Heavyweight

1. Ciaran Healy (CH) Belfast 12 – 16 – 1
2. Michael Sweeney Mayo 9 - 1 – 1
3. Paddy McDonagh Mullingar 6 – 0
4. Sean Monaghan New York 6 – 0
5. Jonjo Finnegan Burton-on-Trent 13 - 6 - 3
6. Jamie Power Limerick 7 – 2
7. Brian Cusack Belfast 3 - 0
8. John Waldron Mayo 5 - 4

Super Middleweight*

1. Anthony Fitzgerald (CH) Dublin 10 - 2 – 1 ND**
2. Brian Magee Lisburn 34 – 4 – 1
3. Lee Murtagh Leeds/Belfast 27 – 12 – 1 – 1 ND**
4. Joe Rae Ballymena 6 – 1 – 1
5. Robbie Long Dublin 6 – 2
6. JJ McDonagh Mullingar 4 - 1
7. Brendan Fitzpatrick Dublin 3 - 0
8. Darren Cruise 3 - 0
9. Leon Senior Dublin 3 - 1
10. Jason McCalmon 2 - 0
11. Philip Townley Bangor 1 – 7

** No Decision

Middleweight

1. Gary O’Sullivan (CH) Cork 11 - 0
2. Andy Lee Limerick 25 - 1
3. Matthew Macklin Birmingham 28 - 2
4. Martin Murray Manchester 22 – 0
5. Matt O’Brien Canada 18 - 1
6. Simon O’Donnell Galway/US 6 - 1
7. Ryan Greene Lurgan 4 - 0
8. Joe Hillerby Belfast 1 – 0
9. Ian Boyd Belfast 0 – 1

Light Middleweight (title vacant)

1. Tony Doherty Pontypool 21 - 1 - 1
2. James Moore Arklow 17 - 3
3. Henry Coyle Mayo 14 – 2
4. Ciaran Duffy Donegal 10 - 2 - 1
5. Alan Donnellan Galway 3 - 0
6. Niall Diamond Ballymena 1 - 0
7. Brett O’Callaghan London 1 – 0

Welterweight

1. Stephen Haughian (CH) Lurgan 20 - 2 - 1
2. John O’Donnell London/Galway 23 - 2
3. Danny O’Connor USA 14 - 0
4. Dean Byrne Dublin 14 – 0
5. Eddie Corcoran London 6 – 1
6. Willie Thompson Ballyclare 6 - 3 - 1
7. Scott Jordan Bangor 6 - 3
8. Mark Heffron Oldham 5 – 0
9. Gavin Prunty Dublin 5 - 2
10. Ronnie Heffron Oldham 4 – 0

Light Welterweight

1. Frankie Gavin (CH) Birmingham 9 – 0
2. Paul McCloskey Dungiven 22 – 1
3. Peter McDonagh London 16 – 19
4 Oisin ***an Dublin 27 - 8
5. Michael Kelly Dundalk 8 - 2 - 1
6. James Gorman Belfast 8 - 12 - 1
7. Jamie Kavanagh USA 6 - 0
8. Tony Nellins Belfast 1 – 0
9. Noel O’Brien Dublin 1 – 0
10. Michael McLoughlin 0 – 0 – 1


Lightweight

1. Andy Murray (CH) Cavan 24 - 0
2. Ryan Barrett London 22 - 8 - 3
3. Logan McGuinness Canada 14 – 0 – 1
4. Stephen Ormond Dublin 9 – 0
5. Paul Griffin Dublin 25 - 4
6. Finbarr Eade Mayo 5 – 0
7. Damian Taggart Omagh 3 - 1
8. Gary Hamilton Belfast 2 - 6
9. Paddy McGarrity Belfast 1 – 1
10. Kevin Maxwell Belfast 1 - 1

Super Featherweight

1. Eddie Hyland (CH) Dublin 15 - 1
2. Liam Walsh orfolk 11 – 0
3. Kevin O’Hara Belfast 17 – 6
4. Michael Harvey Belfast 1 - 4

Featherweight

1. Patrick Hyland (CH) Dublin 20 - 0
2. Martin Lindsay Belfast 17 - 0
4. Ryan Walsh Norfolk 11- 0
5. Mickey Coveney London 10 - 13

Super Bantamweight

1. Paul Hyland (CH) Dublin 17 - 3
2. Willie Casey* Limerick 11 – 1
3. Carl Frampton Belfast 9 – 0
4. Michael Walsh Norfolk 8 – 0
5. Eugene Heagney Huddersfield 8 - 4


Bantamweight

1. Martin Power London 21 - 6
2. Jamie Conlon Belfast 5 - 0

Flyweight

1. Luke Wilton Belfast 8 - 2 - 1
2. Paul Kayes Downpatrick 1 - 0

 

Surely its just putting the Chamion at number 1 same as any Organisation would. At least I hope thats what it is

 

ah now I see, yeah it must be that