New Dublin show points to a Bernard Dunne return?

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by slapbangwhallop, Jul 31, 2010.


  1. moorser

    moorser Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    mate your the one being delusional
    munroe is goin to be destroyed in japan by nishioka
    all he offers is size...andy morris outworked him to point decision and hes domestic level fighter
    booth would offer a little more in the way of boxing ability but still is beaten by dunne all day long
    dunne proved himself at world level ...admittidley glass jawed but far superior boxing technique than the two you mentioned
    would have lovin to see munroe dunne fight to shut up the moronic ****in munroe nut huggers the man is average at best ...hes made the most of his size at the weight and thats it
     
  2. icemax

    icemax Indian Red Full Member

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    ...in Munroes 10th fight, taking on a 13-0 fighter for the British title...In his 10th fight Bernard Dunne was showing his class by shutting out a 4-4 Mexican with a 22% KO ratio after picking himself up off the canvas in the 2nd round...The beating must have been so severe that the Mexican retired directly after the fight. I'm not saying that Dunne wouldn't beat Munroe, just that you can use a fighters record to "prove" anything you want to.
     
  3. loughlan

    loughlan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Munroe has nothing to trouble Dunne, he's slow, featherfisted and has terrible technique. Dunne would box his ears off just like the smaller, older and lesser skilled boxer Simone Maludrottu did for the majority of their fight. As for your opinion that Booth is a better boxer than Dunne, that is simply not true. Go watch Booth - Marsh and then come back and tell me he's the better boxer. And they say the Irish posters are biased :lol:
     
  4. loughlan

    loughlan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    So what if was only his tenth fight, put him in with Morris now and he would lose again. The only well schooled boxer Munroe ever faced, he lost to. The best "win" on his record is a debatable decision over Maludrottu. He's just not that good, Nishioka will soon put this beyond all doubt.
     
  5. NSFW

    NSFW ESB interacial lovin... Full Member

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    Best of luck to him....had a few arguments on here about him in the past but always had a soft spot for the lad. I think he would be wise to stay retired but I think that of ay boxer who steps away from the game after a long career. Just a shame he never won a world title because the talent was there in areas.

    He could still probably fight at a decent level.
     
  6. tony mush

    tony mush Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    i reckon he cou;d pick up a title again within a couple fights he just needs to stay away from bangers like poonswatt