did anyone see in the mirror today the story about the irish amateur called robert Gorman, who claims he is the man that injured mayweather.
No, I have not seen it, but Gorman has been mentioned on here by a few. I think he is turning pro soon.
here is a few articles on gorman http://www.fingal-independent.ie/sp...-is-the-hardest-man-in-las-vegas-1785905.html http://www.fingal-independent.ie/sport/other-sports/gorman-gets-to-grips-with-floyd-1775442.html
hylands had press conference today announced show for 25th july in the basketball arena 2 IBF inter titles on the line 2 Hyland brothers vs 2 Herrera brothers Yogli & Hevison from Columbia. John Waldron fights Jamie Power, Spikes on so is Declan Timlin, Robby Long, Paulie Hyland, and Anthony Fitzgerald going to be great night
Looks a good line up any ino on where to get tickets,Jamie and Spike alone make sure its going to be a fun night but the brother v brother thing adds that extra spice.Havent seen the others fighters live read about Long and Fitzgeralds contest not to long ago.Timlin i dont know about and Paulie is class.....25th in Dublin for sure.
lads i want your opinions on this..if rogie beats sexton in september is there any chance of a european title shot at christmas??
No let-up for Sutherland Olympic medallist set for two fights in 10 days Last updated: 25th June 2009 This content is protected Sutherland: Busy LIVE ON SKY SPORTS Jason Booth v Rocky Dean Britsh super-bantamweight title June 30, 8pm, Sky Sports 1 & HD1 Darren Sutherland plans to steal a march on his Olympic rivals with two wins in 10 days. Ireland's Beijing bronze medallist bids for his fourth straight win at York Hall, Bethnal Green on Tuesday when he boxes Ukraine's Gennadiy Rasalev (2-1) in a super-middleweight six-rounder Provided he comes through the test unscathed, 'Dazzler' will appear on the same card as possible future opponent Tony Jeffries at Sunderland's Seaburn Centre on Friday, June 10. Sutherland, 27, is now based in Bromley and promoter Frank Maloney is backing him to impress on his London debut - the undercard of Jason Booth's British super-bantamweight title defence against Rocky Dean. He said: "The York Hall crowd is one of the most knowledgeable in the world and they know a good fighter when they see one. "I firmly believe that they will take to Darren and his popularity will quickly gain momentum in England. "Every time I speak to Darren's trainer Brian Lawrence he talks about the non-stop improvement. "You improve most from ring action and two fights in ten days will bring Darren on no end. I'm proud to say there has been no Olympian busier than him and Tony Jeffries this year. "I can't believe that the two real Olympians are part of the FTM team."