will andy lee put up a would title

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  1. stephen

    stephen Well-Known Member Full Member

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    he looked like the real deal and then got beat by a b level fighter and since that loss he has had 3 fights and hasnt looked that good
     
  2. LHL

    LHL Captain Freedom Full Member

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    Lee has been trying to get used to Vera's type of fighter his infighting was shown to be a shambles.

    Although he has had his two best wins since then against Willie Gibbs and Sipos. I'm sure Andy will improve as time goes on looking forward to the Duddy fight all going well tonight
     
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    puca Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Lee badly needs a big fight, Duddy has been mentioned in ireland.Since Vera he has looked like a fighter that is not sure of his own abilities.
    If Andy wins a big fight the confidence will be back and he will be a world champion.
     
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    CHEF Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I totally agree. Its not his ability, its his confidence that took a hit. IMO if he gets that back, he will become a champion
     
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    Ectoplasm BOXING IS DEAD Full Member

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    Hate to bring the bad news but Duddy/Lee probably won't happen. Duddy is due to fight on October 10th and he usually takes several months to recover from cuts. November 28th in UL looks to be out the window...
     
  6. Smazz20

    Smazz20 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Assuming Macklin beats Asikainen for the EBU belt, then that'll be the next step for Lee. Big fight in Ireland for a relatively prestigious belt.