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Believe me it went through my mind but i decided i didnt want to go too hard on the guy!

I actually like him!

 

you're right - that would have been too far imo.

 

hes a good lad its a shame hes lost "it" after the taylor fight.

his live story is very interesting the film is out this summer

 

i heard the hylands r running a show at the start of june:good

 

it'll be 3 in 5 months ...thats not too bad as long as he doesnt stay fightin bums too long

 

he hasnt fought 4 the the third time yet and he signed pro contract a long time b4 his debut....he should b fighting every 4 to 6 weeks...staying busy staying sharp...he should never went with maloney... whos a ****ing *****:good

 

i think maloney is a good promoter.ok sure sutherland isnt fighting regularly but i bet you after this fight he will be stepped well up in class.he matches his prospects with good stiff opposition when they are ready

 

all im saying is daaren needs 2 stay busy...and 4 maloney 2 get a move on...but i cant help hating the little **** sucker maloney:good

 

i see where your coming from fra.sutherland is sparring the best in britain if thats any benifit too you..

 

I think he was sparring darren barker not too long ago he was also sparring Luis Garcia

 

Sutherlands are next big Dublin star, cant wait until he fights again:deal

 

sounds like a war

 

Good on Paddy for not letting Pavlik spurt his mouth off, without some type of response. A guy we have coming through is Darren Sutherland[ Olympic bronze medalist]. Well give Darren a couple of years and he will tear Pavlik another hole for shiteing out off. I can promise you that:deal

 

I think Darrens in the best place he can possible be atm. Brian Lawrence one of the best trainers in Britain and hes teaching Darren well.:thumbsup

 

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Quigley to fight Magee on July 4

by Ciaran Baynes , 05 May 2009

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Tony Quigley will make a voluntary defence of his British super-middleweight title against former champion Brian Magee.
Quigley won the vacant title by beating Tony Dodson in an epic battle live on Setanta in Liverpool on March 28, stepping in for Magee who vacated the Lonsdale belt.
This bout will also take place in Quigley's home city, but at the Liverpool Olympia rather than the Echo Arena.
An interested observer will be another Liverpudlian, mandatory challenger Paul Smith, who has been promised a fight against the winner by October.
"The Board has approved a voluntary defence by Tony Quigley against Brian Magee to take place at the Liverpool Olympia on Saturday, 4th July 2009," a British Board of Control statement read.
"The winner must defend the Championship against Paul Smith by the end of October 2009.
"Failure to do so will result in the Championship being declared vacant and Smith will contest the vacant Championship against a nominated contender."