Irish Boxing

Joe Murray is from that area and weighed lighter than Willie did in his last one,he is currently training to fight TBA 2 weeks later,Would be a good match up id say.
http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=485757&cat=boxer

 

balls to that is right- we just cant get any luck Irish boxing wise these days

 

its getting a bit strange alright ,ill tell ya the next show that is on down here in the real world ill definetly go.
Dont care whos on or who is promoting.Its the only way,if one show breaks even the rest might follow.

 

but thats the thing- shows shouldnt have to rely on peoples loyalty to boxing or get pity tickets sales.. there are enough quality fighters here to excite and make people get up and go to shows- promoters also have to think outside the box and create a nights entertainment.

 

100 percent agree thats why i was interested in that show in Dundalk boxing and boobies how bad..Whatever happened there?
it would be easier to get others along to the boxing if there was something on after band or dancing ..........or a nice poetry recitial

 

i seen an interview with Tyson and he was saying that Boxing should follow UFC's lead and have a party between fights etc

Peters shows was class have to say- Bernard Dunne's point shows were one massive party

Casey's fight with Galahad is off
http://www.irish-boxing.com/2011/11/casey-galahad-off/

 

Like Dundalk!?

Come on, get real, most of the time I feel that besides us dozen or so gobshites no one gives a shite about domestic pro boxing.

OK, self pity over.

Without a solid commercial sponsor and/or TV support (both usually run in tandem) its virtually impossible to run a profitable show in this country.

 

Talking about the Dundalk show gives me a legitimate reason to repost this picture of an ultimate sultry princess. Ms. Semion.

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More of that good **** thisaway -

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.212795918781766.51726.100001540776116&type=1

 

Jamie Kavanagh ready to impress on another Amir Khan Card-looking for titles next year
http://www.irish-boxing.com/2011/11/kavanagh-to-fight-on-khan-peterson-bill/

 

He should fight Ormond next year for the Irish title.

 

Ormond is in WBO top 15 now- id say he will be looking for World titles

 

Is he, who told you that?

 

McGuigan urged to regrow the Mo
http://www.irish-boxing.com/2011/11/movember-call-on-mcguigan-to-re-grow-the-mo-we-lend-our-support/

 

Irish boxers make mark on world rankings

Wednesday, 2 November 2011 12:32
Nine Irish boxers are ranked in the Top 20 according to the latest released AIBA world rankings.
Katie Taylor, Darren O'Neill, Joe Ward, John Joe Nevin, Paddy Barnes, Ray Moylette, Michael Conlan, Ryan Burnett and Eric Donovan are all in the Top 20 in their respective weight categories.

Taylor, who has been ranked number one since November 2008, tops the 60Kg table with 1,200 points, 400 points ahead of China's Cheng Dong, who she beat in the 2010 and 2008 World 60Kg finals.


Darren O'Neill, Michael Conlan and John Joe Nevin, who all qualified for the 2012 Olympics at the AIBA World Championships in Baku last month, occupy top 15 positions, with O'Neill moving
up six places from August's rankings to number three at middleweight.

Conlan, meanwhile, has shot a massive 38 places up the flyweight table from 52 to 14, while two-time World medalist Nevin remains unchanged at number 4 in the bantamweight class.

Ireland's European light-heavyweight and light-welterweight champions Joe Ward and Ray Moylette have dropped three ranking places.

Ward, who turned 18 last weekend, is down to third place and Moylette drops two places to eighth.

Barnes, the 2010 European champion, improves one place to number 7 in the light-flyweight category, but his Holy Family BC team-mate Ryan Burnett drops five places from 11 to 16.

Donovan is ranked 19th in the lightweight class.

Ten-time Irish Elite champion Ken Egan is at 28 in the heavyweight rankings.

Tyrone McCullagh (24), Michael O'Reilly (39), Chris Blaney (38), Willie McLaughlin (44) and John Joe Joyce (45) are all ranked in the bantamweight, lightweight and welterweight classes.

The rankings are based on points accumulated at AIBA approved tournaments.

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