LAURI V MCDONAGH IN ITALY TONIGHT

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LAURI V MCDONAGH IN ITALY TONIGHT

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anyone know if there is any betting for this?
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Google it :TU: There might be some site somewhere offering betting
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Re: LAURI V MCDONAGH IN ITALY TONIGHT

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oscar wrote:anyone know if there is any betting for this?
If you're betting on a mcdonagh win. I'll take your money. :lol: :lol:
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Branco is on the undercard after a miraculous recovery from whatever kept him out of the Lynes bout :o
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Post by Wales »

results?
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Post by oscar »

Wales wrote:results?
macdonagh loses in 6 tko branco wins pts
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oscar wrote:
Wales wrote:results?
macdonagh loses in 6 tko branco wins pts
That doesn't really tell the story, McDonagh cut over eye by Lauri's head I heard and the fight had to be stopped because of cut and Lauri wasn't having it all his own way. McDonagh was touching the light welter limit the last 3wks before the fight, he is 100% a lightweight
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I watched the fight and fought Lari was on top that round and the stoppage was coming anyhow. I think the doctor did Peter a favour.
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REAL_DEAL wrote:I watched the fight and fought Lari was on top that round and the stoppage was coming anyhow. I think the doctor did Peter a favour.
where did you see the fight? thought it was going to be on eurosport but didnt see it, do you know if any repeat is going to be shown?
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Italian tv.
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McDonagh? Pah!

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Why won't McDonagh defend his Irish lightweight title?
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ApolloCreed wrote:Why won't McDonagh defend his Irish lightweight title?
Is there fights for this title to be made? Is there people willing to pay to watch Peter square off against Mark Winters?

Maybe Toby can fill us in as to what's going on?
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ApolloCreed wrote:Why won't McDonagh defend his Irish lightweight title?

He was supposed to fight Oisin Fagan for that Irish belt a couple years ago and pulled out b/c of some "sudden" knee injury. Are you sure it hasn't been revoked by now?
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Post by ApolloCreed »

He's running scared I reckon
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Post by slapbangwhallop »

I doubt the BUI stripped him of the title - they arnt like the WBC in that way. Robbie Murray had it for ages and didnt defend it and infact only vacated it so that

If McDonagh has any balls then he would stop messing around and fight Fagan for the lightweight title or else retire with a bit of grace!
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I doubt the BUI stripped him of the title - they arnt like the WBC in that way. Robbie Murray had it for ages and didnt defend it and infact only vacated it so that

If McDonagh has any balls then he would stop messing around and fight Fagan for the lightweight title or else retire with a bit of grace!
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There are three or four lightweights out there that would take the title off him handy anyway i reckon
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ApolloCreed wrote:There are three or four lightweights out there that would take the title off him handy anyway i reckon
Who do you reckon would beat him?
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NaFianna wrote:
ApolloCreed wrote:Why won't McDonagh defend his Irish lightweight title?

He was supposed to fight Oisin Fagan for that Irish belt a couple years ago and pulled out b/c of some "sudden" knee injury. Are you sure it hasn't been revoked by now?
I doubt it, McBride has had the Irish title for years and I don't think has ever defended it despite Colin Kenna trying to get the match made. I think there was talk about stripping him and Colin fighting Delahny but he got sent down so don't know what will happen with that now. I was hoping Rogan would make more progress than he's done for the fight to be made. Maybe Belshaw down the line?
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Exactly, McBride won the Irish Heavyweight title in 1996 i think and is still champion despite Kenna, Rogan and Belshaw all being active. It's time the big oaf was stripped.
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Dirk Kelly wrote:
NaFianna wrote:
ApolloCreed wrote:Why won't McDonagh defend his Irish lightweight title?

He was supposed to fight Oisin Fagan for that Irish belt a couple years ago and pulled out b/c of some "sudden" knee injury. Are you sure it hasn't been revoked by now?
I doubt it, McBride has had the Irish title for years and I don't think has ever defended it despite Colin Kenna trying to get the match made. I think there was talk about stripping him and Colin fighting Delahny but he got sent down so don't know what will happen with that now. I was hoping Rogan would make more progress than he's done for the fight to be made. Maybe Belshaw down the line?
Would Belshaw fight for an Irish title?
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When i spoke to him i didn't sense a problem. After all he won Irish titles as an amateur.
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Post by slapbangwhallop »

steve689 wrote:When i spoke to him i didn't sense a problem. After all he won Irish titles as an amateur.
true true - just some are sensitive about it and I wasnt sure.
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sligobhoy67 wrote:
Dirk Kelly wrote:
NaFianna wrote:
He was supposed to fight Oisin Fagan for that Irish belt a couple years ago and pulled out b/c of some "sudden" knee injury. Are you sure it hasn't been revoked by now?
I doubt it, McBride has had the Irish title for years and I don't think has ever defended it despite Colin Kenna trying to get the match made. I think there was talk about stripping him and Colin fighting Delahny but he got sent down so don't know what will happen with that now. I was hoping Rogan would make more progress than he's done for the fight to be made. Maybe Belshaw down the line?
Would Belshaw fight for an Irish title?
Simple answer - yes he would.

There has been alot of talk of Rogan vs Belshaw for this belt if Mcbride didnt want to defend it against either, though due to career paths it may not be something we see anytime soon.

Belshaws Manager - Frank Maloney is in the press recently stating that he thinks Belshaw could beat skelton over 6 rnds and that he think he has a ligitimate chance of a British title shot within the next 18 months if not sooner.
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Gareth wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:
Dirk Kelly wrote: I doubt it, McBride has had the Irish title for years and I don't think has ever defended it despite Colin Kenna trying to get the match made. I think there was talk about stripping him and Colin fighting Delahny but he got sent down so don't know what will happen with that now. I was hoping Rogan would make more progress than he's done for the fight to be made. Maybe Belshaw down the line?
Would Belshaw fight for an Irish title?
Simple answer - yes he would.

There has been alot of talk of Rogan vs Belshaw for this belt if Mcbride didnt want to defend it against either, though due to career paths it may not be something we see anytime soon.

Belshaws Manager - Frank Maloney is in the press recently stating that he thinks Belshaw could beat skelton over 6 rnds and that he think he has a ligitimate chance of a British title shot within the next 18 months if not sooner.
Fair enough I was just asking as I know certain "Northern Irish" wouldnt fight for a British title.

Yes I'd like to see Rogan and Belshaw get it on - from what I understand there is no love lost between the Holy Trinity and Eastside boxers.

Anyone know what Tommy Donnelly is up to?
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