Dunne/Facio Update?
Dunne/Facio Update?
any updates and/or rbr would be appreciated!
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You the man!
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Dunne winning all the rounds but has a terrible cut from a clash of heads in the 7th
The fight is stopped and Dunne gets the TD on the scorecards
The fight is stopped and Dunne gets the TD on the scorecards
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Dunne corner complitly stop blood, so why fight was stoped?
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One punch and that would have splatered everywhere. It took two minutes to get it stopped.Andrey wrote:Dunne corner complitly stop blood, so why fight was stoped?
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Just look at the interview Dunne is not bleeding. Dunne just don't want to fight.
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3 inch cut down the middle of his forehead, made me laugh the commentator said it was only small and looks much worse than it is, while his face was caked in blood.
Shame really cause Dunne was boxing well and winning clearly, but cuts like that can shorten careers
Shame really cause Dunne was boxing well and winning clearly, but cuts like that can shorten careers
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You must be talking out of your pocket surely.Andrey wrote:Just look at the interview Dunne is not bleeding. Dunne just don't want to fight.
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No I did not bet on this fight. I just look at Dunne very carefully after he took a dive against Martinez.Abbo wrote:You must be talking out of your pocket surely.Andrey wrote:Just look at the interview Dunne is not bleeding. Dunne just don't want to fight.
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I just think that Irish fans is the best in the world, and it is a shame that they have to support guy like Dunne.
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Did you develop a crack habit after Dunne nicked ur missus!
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If Dunne have fans like bum Coco then I guess it is OK.
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Haha, call me what you want, but what is your problem with Dunne, he is a decent European level fighter with lovely skills, ok he is not a puncher and looks chinny, which will be his downfall at world level, but are you really saying he threw the Martinez fight and quit tonight???
Lay off the crack man, and be happy for your ex missus
Lay off the crack man, and be happy for your ex missus
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Dunne fought well and was outboxing the guy until the terrible cut. However, I was ringside and didn't see it on TV but i'm surprised nobody picked up on the fact Dunne appeared quite badly hurt in the 6th and on shaky legs. Will need to check the DVD when I get home
Good night with Dunne, Coyle and Haughian all winning.
Good night with Dunne, Coyle and Haughian all winning.
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Dunne fought ok against a guy that has no chin and was a little stunned and holding on at least one occasion. He will succeed at the Euro level but he'll get demolished against genuine world class. He has some skills but no pop whatsoever and he's rather chinny. He wouldn't make it out of rd 3 against the top 5 in the division. His people will need to carefully choose his opponents.
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I still think he would be in with a shout against Molitor, and at least be competitive. Molitor isn't exactly a concussive hitter, just very skilled.
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How did Steve Barnes look ?

How did Steve Barnes look ?
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Merely scroll to the botton of the short article to find out
Aah here you go....
In the show opener Sheffield debutant Steve Barnes completed four good sessions of work, outpointing regular loser Piotr Niesporak. Referee Emile Tiedt scored 40-35, the same as myself, as Barnes (9st 5lb) switched stances as is familiar with his training team of the Ingles'. It looked like it might not go too far as 17 year-old Barnes raced out of the blocks and dropped Niseporak (9st 9llb) within seconds with a swiping double left hook. But praise to the Pole (now 1-19-1) who stuck by it and refused to whither under some solid body and head blows. Barnes seemed to be more comfortable when he boxed as a southpaw and Niseporak's red face was testament to some of those straight left hands. Inevitably Steve appeared to tire a little by the end of the third round, but still had enough in the tank to unleash some lead rights in the final stanza as he endeavoured to put Niesporak away.
Aah here you go....
In the show opener Sheffield debutant Steve Barnes completed four good sessions of work, outpointing regular loser Piotr Niesporak. Referee Emile Tiedt scored 40-35, the same as myself, as Barnes (9st 5lb) switched stances as is familiar with his training team of the Ingles'. It looked like it might not go too far as 17 year-old Barnes raced out of the blocks and dropped Niseporak (9st 9llb) within seconds with a swiping double left hook. But praise to the Pole (now 1-19-1) who stuck by it and refused to whither under some solid body and head blows. Barnes seemed to be more comfortable when he boxed as a southpaw and Niseporak's red face was testament to some of those straight left hands. Inevitably Steve appeared to tire a little by the end of the third round, but still had enough in the tank to unleash some lead rights in the final stanza as he endeavoured to put Niesporak away.