Bernard Dunne - must be raging
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Achybreaky
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Bernard Dunne - must be raging
After watching munroe struggle last night, dunne must be kicking himself for making a balls of his fight with martinez. If dunne and munroe ever meet i see a one sided fight and dunne getting his belt back.
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thepocketrocket
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Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
Yep, completely in agreement!
As I have always said, Dunnes major fault is his chin..Munroe doesnt hit that hard and smothers his own work...in a test of skill Dunne rips him apart...
But sadly I doubt it will happen, neither will give up promotional rights...Dunne will go straight to world class and Munroe will lose his title relatively soon
As I have always said, Dunnes major fault is his chin..Munroe doesnt hit that hard and smothers his own work...in a test of skill Dunne rips him apart...
But sadly I doubt it will happen, neither will give up promotional rights...Dunne will go straight to world class and Munroe will lose his title relatively soon
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sweetscience
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Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
starched at euro level.. but then straight to world class ???thepocketrocket wrote:Dunne will go straight to world class and Munroe will lose his title relatively soon
also... can the mods move this to the current scene, Dunne would not want to be discussed in the British Forum
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
Im sure Dunnes rage has nothing to do with the Sais talking about his career.
I agree that its a strange assumption to make that he will be able to go to World Class, after Kiko sparked him in one, and then was himself withstood and dismantled by Monroe. Surely Dunne -- Monroe, if not Dunne in an eliminator, is more likely than a move UP the rankings.....
I agree that its a strange assumption to make that he will be able to go to World Class, after Kiko sparked him in one, and then was himself withstood and dismantled by Monroe. Surely Dunne -- Monroe, if not Dunne in an eliminator, is more likely than a move UP the rankings.....
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Achybreaky
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Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
sweetscience wrote:starched at euro level.. but then straight to world class ???thepocketrocket wrote:Dunne will go straight to world class and Munroe will lose his title relatively soon
also... can the mods move this to the current scene, Dunne would not want to be discussed in the British Forum
you speak for him do you?
shut up
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
In the rankings before Monroe fought Kiko, Dunne was rated 2nd behind Malodrottu. There is/was also an EU champion Jeremi Parodi, who I suppose is nominally in front of him.
Since the Kiko defeat he has fought two opponents records of 15-4-1 and 25-7-1... his rating with the big four is non-existent
Since the Kiko defeat he has fought two opponents records of 15-4-1 and 25-7-1... his rating with the big four is non-existent
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
cut munroe some slack, he is still a bit of a novice and is still learning.
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sweetscience
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Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
why is it the Irish are always crying when the irish boxers get called british or ranked in british ratings but they will put posts up in the British ForumAchybreaky wrote:sweetscience wrote:starched at euro level.. but then straight to world class ???thepocketrocket wrote:Dunne will go straight to world class and Munroe will lose his title relatively soon
also... can the mods move this to the current scene, Dunne would not want to be discussed in the British Forum
you speak for him do you?
shut up
why not the Austrialian Forum ?
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
lets not turn this into a paddy-bashing thread shall we?
he said the wrong thing, he looks a bit of a tool for it (no offence) but theres no need to start banging on about it and generalising.
he said the wrong thing, he looks a bit of a tool for it (no offence) but theres no need to start banging on about it and generalising.
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Achybreaky
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Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
Who called him british, this is the right forum for domestic fights etc, stp trying to start the Irish/british thing again its been done to death.
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thepocketrocket
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Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
At any point did I say that Dunne would win a world title??? What i said was that he would go to world class..whether he wins a title or gets a shot is another thing..he will bypass the Euro route!
Hope that makes me look less of a 'tool'
Hope that makes me look less of a 'tool'
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
assumption is the mother of all fcukups, as in this case. I was not referring to your post, but to the reply to it.thepocketrocket wrote:At any point did I say that Dunne would win a world title??? What i said was that he would go to world class..whether he wins a title or gets a shot is another thing..he will bypass the Euro route!
Hope that makes me look less of a 'tool'
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thepocketrocket
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Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
MatthewS wrote:assumption is the mother of all fcukups, as in this case. I was not referring to your post, but to the reply to it.thepocketrocket wrote:At any point did I say that Dunne would win a world title??? What i said was that he would go to world class..whether he wins a title or gets a shot is another thing..he will bypass the Euro route!
Hope that makes me look less of a 'tool'
Well deepest apologies, ive only just got up, not had my obligitary 3 cups of coffeeto get ny brain working yet
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
ná habair é!
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
Dunne may be fighting an english guy (munroe) in the future so we like to get your views on the fighters etc and the easiest way to do that is to post here , so it makes sense in my eyes.sweetscience wrote:
why is it the Irish are always crying when the irish boxers get called british or ranked in british ratings but they will put posts up in the British Forum
why not the Austrialian Forum ?
Re: Bernard Dunne - must be raging
Ya Dunne is 2nd behind Maludrottu and that won't change no matter who Dunne beats and if Maludrottu doesn't fight again until Maludrottu is mandatory. Martinez is the next mandatory and Maludrottu will be the one after that, however parodi isn't going to jump over Dunne in the rankings even with his EU title. Infact the EU champion is often down far enough in the rankings.MatthewS wrote:In the rankings before Monroe fought Kiko, Dunne was rated 2nd behind Malodrottu. There is/was also an EU champion Jeremi Parodi, who I suppose is nominally in front of him.
Since the Kiko defeat he has fought two opponents records of 15-4-1 and 25-7-1... his rating with the big four is non-existent
Dunne is ranked 26th by the WBC and 13th by the WBO, so his rating isn't quite non existent.
Before last night Munroe was ranked 17th by the WBC, 8 by the WBA, 8th by the IBF and unranked by the WBO
Matirosian was ranked 11th by the WBA, so Munroe will move up in their rankings and probably make the WBC top 15, and possibly the WBO's too.
Kiko Martinez is ranked 11th by the IBF
Michael Hunter is ranked 14th by the WBO
Matthew Marsh is ranked 33rd by the WBC
Damir Bulatov is ranked 40th by the WBC
Simeone Maludrottu is ranked 13th by the WBC, he's also ranked 12th by the IBF at Bantamweight
That's how European fighters are ranked at the moment. I don't think it would be hard for Dunne to get into either the IBF or WBA's top 15.
He was top 10 in them last year so an inter-continental belt win would probably do it. Afterall Matirosian managed to get ranked #11 with them.
With the WBC it wouldn't be too hard to move up the rankings either, Malcolm Tunacao the former WBC Flyweight champion is ranked 21st by them at Super-Bantamweight even though he's only a Bantamweight nowdays and someone like that would be any easy win for Dunne.
Dunne did actually have a chance to fight Celestino Caballero in Panama next month, but this was before Dunne had even fought Damian Marchiano and it was too early in a comeback for that fight. You may notice Dunne isn't ranked by the WBA so that fight couldn't happen.
Well 43 year old Elvis Mejia who hasn't beat a winning opponent in over 2 years wasn't either............until he was named as Caballero's opponent. It's great how these sanctioning bodies work.
Anyway the point is Dunne could pursue a World title if he wanted should a European title fight not come about. Okay he'd probably lose it, but don't doubt that he could actually get it.