On rte in a few minutes.
Live on web too.
Got too love the cheesie ring entrance he does :D
kdjac
Printable View
On rte in a few minutes.
Live on web too.
Got too love the cheesie ring entrance he does :D
kdjac
Hope he wins it. I think he's class the way he acts really confident the whole time, never seems worried about a fight at all. I know someday that will probably backfire on him but hopefully not tonight:).
This another stat padding fight, unless he gets cocky he should win. Noone on my road tonight even the scumbags gone to the fight. Its quite peaceful :)
kdjac
Marty Morrissey is the announcer in the ring. :eek:
Should win it on points, great fight.
kdjac
He wins it. Didn't think it'd go the whole way though, great challenger so fair play. Brilliant fight.
Gwan the neilstown :)
Dunne wins on unamous points
kdjac
Turned my head for a few minutes
Did he cheat wnd open your mans cut up with his head??
I wouldn't claim to be an expert but I think he should put his gloves up a bit more, box cleverer and not be so cocky or he could be in for a land someday
Spot on. I can't see him making it to the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Couldn't believe the amount of times he dived into close combat with your man - who was tough as nailsQuote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
THE JAB Bernard, THE JAB!!!
The fact that his left hand is always dropped is his major fault and has been discussed many times, other than that he is a fine fighter although i dont think he will get a lot of knockouts. Having said that he looked a bit shaky in the last round, think everyone thought that yer man wouldnt last the 12.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Dunne will not go any further than he already is I reckon. He is a good boxer but is lacking power. That Norwegian guy should have been on the deck in the first four rounds.
Ïd fear for Dunne against a fighter of decent pedigree. Beating No marks from around Europe however...
Was yer man not handy like?
Hard to tell for a passing fan like me?
Yer man Martinez and the Canadian are the only fights left for him but a big step up, correct?
Your man was tough and powerful but a better fighter would have it wrapped up in the first six rounds. I feared for Dunne in the last couple of rounds because the Norwegian was going for it. It was similar to his fight against the Ukranian where he got walloped in the last round and was lucky not to be KO'd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
This Spanish fella will be a different class of opponent. He's unbeaten and has 13 KO's to his name. Dunne will be doing really well if he wins it but >I wouldn't be extremely confident
if mccullough had dunnes class, he would have won a title by now......i spose you can invert that and dunne could be a far better boxer, i think dunne will struggle against a silky opponent with power, he hasnt really come up against anyone like that lately.
Martinez is ranked lower than Dunne but his record is OK. Molitar is seen as the weakeest of the 4 world champions, and as such Dunne's best chance of a World TitleQuote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
Although Boxrec can't always be relied on, they have Dunne ranked 11th in the world so there are plenty of step ups, just none in Europe. Molitar could be attracted to Dublin though
McCullough was world champion...Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
ya i meant at featherweight, against some of the more famous boxers.
thing is to be a really class boxer you need to be able step up and win at another weight, dunne will never reach that, and he would get found out. its a real pity he hasnt the power to match his speed. keeping his left paw down the whole time is going to catch up on him too.Quote:
Martinez is ranked lower than Dunne but his record is OK. Molitar is seen as the weakeest of the 4 world champions, and as such Dunne's best chance of a World Title
Although Boxrec can't always be relied on, they have Dunne ranked 11th in the world so there are plenty of step ups, just none in Europe. Molitar could be attracted to Dublin though
andy lee mixed with dunnes speed would make for a great boxer
I disagree on the stepping up point. Some fighters are awesome talents but just aren't suited to it, that's why Hatton stepped back down.
Thats rubbish. Most of the little guys move up weight divisions as they get older but if someone was Featherweight champion for 6/7 years they could call themselves a world class fighterQuote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
The ability to move up or down in weights means nothing
from a pound for pound perspective maybe not, but all the greats can move up and still win thats my point.
But they move up when they've dominated a weight division or they move up for a big money fight. They don't just move up to prove they can do it.
ya its money and the lure of a big showdown, which again reverts back to money, but they still can go up and win. really there aren't too many household names that would stick out for dunne to fight next in that division.
what are you talking about!:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Torn-Ado
that Norwegian was a bloody good battler, sure he wasnt a Mexican or whatever, but he had guts, and i think this was the perfect fight for Dunne, he couldnt have asked for a better preparation
Exactly. He was a 'bloddy good battler' as you say. But how much talent did he really have. Dunne had the beating of him in every round but didn't have the power to put him on his arse which better fighters would have done.Quote:
Originally Posted by bennocelt
I wouldn't expect to see him beat the Spaniard in his next fight.
Have you seen him fight?Quote:
Originally Posted by Torn-Ado
No but I've seen his record which includes 13 knockouts and zero defeats which indicates that he's a powerful fighter. It will be interesting to see how Dunne will do but I don't think he'll win tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Dunne has more wins and more knockouts, without losing, although Martinez does have 13/16 KOs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Torn-Ado
It indicates nothing, It could indicate he's fought nothing but ****eQuote:
Originally Posted by Torn-Ado
Maybe but it could also indicate that he literally battered 13 out of 16 oponents into submission, bums or not. Its impressive, as is Dunnes record but watching Dunnes last few fights, tells me that he may be lacking power.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
The point I was making is that you've seen only one fighter so you can't say what would happen
Quote:
Originally Posted by Torn-Ado
so you are going for a fighter you have never seen, against a decent boxer like Dunne
strange:confused:
Exactly , Spaniards are notorious for having padded record and then being destroyed when they stepped up . Martinez won't be utter **** , because he has stopped some guys on his record quicker than other notable opponents and has clearly beaten some of the tougher journeymen in Europe .Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
But if someone was to offer me the bet now that Kiko Martinez would not only lose to Dunne but will also never win a world title I'd take it .
Simply because I've seen it all before , Spanish fighters are fed weak opponents at home , get a nice record then fight for the European title(a perfect example is Sergio Palomo-http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=049294)
and then lose and don't do much after that .
Sometimes they have a decent punch and like Martinez stops most of his opponents and does it quickly .
Ever so often they produce a Castillejo http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=001308 but the truth is 95% of the time Spaniards are brought up with padded records and exposed at European level .
Despite what Dodge said Daniel Ponce De Leon(WBO) is the weakest of the champions but Molitor is the best suited to Dunne as he is a much lighter hitter than the rest .
However it is clear that the spaniard is going to be dunnes toughest fight to date plus the fact he wont be fighting in front of his home crowd