Irish Boxing

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by ardy, Dec 19, 2007.


  1. nutter

    nutter Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I dont know if Dunne will be ready for a title shot, even if he beats this dude.:huh
     
  2. BamBam

    BamBam The Brick Fist Mafia Full Member

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    No I agree with you. I think he has been way too inactive over the last 2 years. But he does have a lot of natural boxing ability s you never know. Given the fact he hasn't boxed some of the people at the level i would have liked him to I think Marchiano -v- Ponce De Leon is now the best yardstick of his ability we are likely to get
     
  3. nutter

    nutter Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Are you going to the fight yourself BamBam, it should be a cracking night of boxing, even more so with the fact that Coyle has been handed a tasty opponent.
     
  4. cormac

    cormac Active Member Full Member

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    cheers nutter. We passed 100,000 hits last week (thats since March) and the number are improving month on month so we must be doing something right!
     
  5. nutter

    nutter Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Great Cormac, getting the message out there. Lets what its all about.:yep
     
  6. cormac

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  7. BamBam

    BamBam The Brick Fist Mafia Full Member

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    No I had some serious issues with my stay the last time I went to the Breaffy (I mentioned it on here before). It's an expensive auld trip and after what happend the last time I can't justify going back. Hopefully I'll be hearing reports that things have improved big time so I won't be put off anymore.

    I'm raging, though, since I haven't missed seeing Bernard live since he came home. Add to that how good the undercard is looking as well and its a real shame to miss it but I wouldn't spend €300 + on a repeat experience of the last time. I'll have to live with watching it on the box (horrible thing to have to do when you are used to being there as you miss out on a lot of little things).

    Can anyone tell me who does the radio commentary? I plan on watching the tv with the sound down and the radio turned up. I couldn't listen to Jimmy Magee all night. His day has been and gone. For someone who has been covering sport for a long time he seems to know **** all about what he is watching. I was away when Lee fought Gibbs and I sky plused the fight. I was watching it when a friend of mine from the states called around. It was actually embarrasing trying to explain to him who Jimmy was and why he was let do the commentary. Some of the stuff he says is cringeworthy
     
  8. ardy

    ardy UP THE IRISH Full Member

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    FOUR IRISH BOXERS IN QUARTER-FINALS OF YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS IN MEXICO

    http://www.breakingnews.ie/sport/mhidmhidmhey/
     
  9. Rebel 08

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  10. cormac

    cormac Active Member Full Member

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    Its a good fight and exactly what is needed to get the best out of Moore. From that end he is in with a great shout. Boxrec have Foreman 13th in the world so beating him would make a lot of noise.
     
  11. ishy

    ishy Loyal Member Full Member

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    Lee comeback could be delayed

    Andy Lee’s return to the ring may be delayed until 2009 as he continues his recovery from facial surgery.

    Lee has already returned to the gym, but has now revealed that an expected December 13 bout is far from a certainty.

    “A spot on the Klitschko-Povetkin card in Germany is a possibility but nothing has been signed yet,” Lee told The Irish Independent.

    Thus far Lee has only returned to light training following the procedure to remove scar tissue but he is desperate to fight in front of a home crowd again and to continue to put his defeat to Brian Vera behind him.

    “Whatever happens, I hope to be back in action before Irish fans as soon as possible," continued the 24-year-old.

    Instead of scheduling a fight for this autumn, Lee opted to have the operation after his ten-round stoppage win against Willie Gibbs and remains happy with his decision to go under the knife.

    “I’m happy to say the operation was a complete success.

    “I had to have it done as opponents were simply targeting the injury, either with punches or with their heads. I had scar tissue removed and everything is fine,” explained Lee.

    While his loss to Vera acted as a significant roadblock on the Limerick man’s seemingly destined road to success, Lee is viewing his professional career with a new lease of life and an assuring sense of maturity.

    “I want big fights and I want to be tested. I feel I have finished my apprenticeship.

    “I should have taken him [Brian Vera] and so I paid the high price.

    “He had turned up in the best condition of his life. I was goaded into a brawl and he stopped me. But that will not happen again,” continued Lee.

    http://sport.setanta.com/en/Sport/N...cets/sport-space/great-britain-locale/boxing/
     
  12. fra

    fra Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    thanks mate...now at long last... we have news of why his fight wasnt announced for the autumn date that we expected...i thought he had been beamed up by martians r something...he seemed 2 have simply vanished off the radar..:good
     
  13. fra

    fra Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    good...mayb a medal r 2 ...is coming back 2 Ireland...keep the results coming in ....please:good
     
  14. mike4819

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    Yes, thanks for the info!;)