where is bernard dunne
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TheRiverCityHippy
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FightingIrish
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FightingIrish
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Belfast Telegraph reports that Dunne will fight Pedro Mora (1-8) on Friday, and Brian Peters is trying to get him in with 14-0 Daniel Maldonado for 10 rounds on August 19.
A 1-8 fighter is shit preperation for a 14-0 fighter.emile wrote:Belfast Telegraph reports that Dunne will fight Pedro Mora (1-8) on Friday, and Brian Peters is trying to get him in with 14-0 Daniel Maldonado for 10 rounds on August 19.
If any were wondering, Dunne did not look too good against Mora. He clearly controlled the fight, but this was an opponent who was being regularly knocked out.
Mora did go down much, but not from a very solid punch. After he took that and got up he seemed to gain some bravery and actually took the fight to Dunne a little.
Dunne doesn't seem to be any improved from the last time I watched him. At that time he looked to have some solid power, but there was little on display in this fight.
Mora did go down much, but not from a very solid punch. After he took that and got up he seemed to gain some bravery and actually took the fight to Dunne a little.
Dunne doesn't seem to be any improved from the last time I watched him. At that time he looked to have some solid power, but there was little on display in this fight.
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Eric the Viking
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Agreed - Except for the first round or two, Mora sure looked better than a 1-8 fighter vs. Dunne. Especially in the late rounds he landed some pretty decent shots against Ben, and if that had been someone with power, especially in a 10-or-12-round fight, it might've ended rather badly for Dunne.emile wrote:If any were wondering, Dunne did not look too good against Mora. He clearly controlled the fight, but this was an opponent who was being regularly knocked out.
Mora did go down much, but not from a very solid punch. After he took that and got up he seemed to gain some bravery and actually took the fight to Dunne a little.
Dunne doesn't seem to be any improved from the last time I watched him. At that time he looked to have some solid power, but there was little on display in this fight.
Litzau
Litzau's handlers offered to fight Dunne on NBC and were turned down. I've been ringside for Litzau's last 3 fights and saw Dunne's performance last Friday. Needless to say, had Jason been in the ring with him, Dunne would have gotten "done" in a bad way.I'll tell you where Dunne is - he's on the move. In fact he's running as far away from Jason Litzau as he can get.
Re: Litzau
CH5 showed the 1st, 4th and 6th rounds on tuesday night. I thought Dunne looked reasonable but an opponent who'd been KO'd 7 times should not have been fighting with such confidence throughout. Dunne was bloody lucky not to have been nailed too when he stupidly dropped his hands up close.
Much like Rocky Juarez, he seems to have gone off the boil a little...his last performance was one-sided but my impression from sparring footage and his earlier fight, is that he is at the very least susceptible to flash knockdowns...he doesnt seem to be really learning anything, he makes the same errors each time...
Its the first time I have seen Dunne, very different to what I have read. I was expecting a big punching, Hatton esque fighter. Quite the contary, despite an impressive record, he's not a huge puncher (IMO). However, he's an excellent tactition - reminded me alot with his footwork of Damean Kelly.
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