But - Dunne is a belt holder...
We can not deny him that.
educate yourself before you swallow the bullshitknowitall wrote:Where was this post about Ricardo Cordoba before Dunne took his title from him. Bernard Dunne is a world champion and you are a dickhead of the highest order!lowersmiths wrote:Bernard Dunne has just sprung a big upset to beat Ricardo Cordoba, but he isn't a world champion.
Dunne v Cordoba was really just an eliminator, that's all.
The WBA are thieves and don't give a shit about the credibility of boxing. The just want the sanctioning fee.
Thailand's Poonsawat Kratingdaengym won an eliminator against Somsak Sithchatchawal (former WBA champ) last year to earn the mandatory position to Cabellero (who took the belt off Somsak).
Then the WBA invented a bullshit interim title and super title to favour Cordoba while Poonsawat was frozen out.
What do mandatory positions mean any more? Nothing it seems.
When Cordoba was given the fake WBA belt, the WBA said Poonsawat could contest the ''vacant interim'' belt in Thailand but his management told them to fk off.
Dunne has a good win on his record but he is not a champion.....seeing as this is a board for knowledgable fans then hopefully no-one will refer to him as such.
This thread should be deleted!
Cballero would probably love to get a payday and beat up Dunne in front of his home fans. Cab has made a career of doing this.moorser wrote:he may not be the real champion of the wba but i he is 1 hell of a fighter and munroe should be his 1st defence . i cant wait to see what he dos to do the bin man . were is all the dunne haters now . i thought so . not a fuckin word . by the way dunne will have to fight cabballero whithin 12 months and this is a fight that he has a very good chance of winning after last night
this is the whole problem with the super and interim and fake WBA title....none of the holders have to go anywhere near each other and the mandatory slot is rendered absolutely meaningless.Autobarn wrote:Cballero would probably love to get a payday and beat up Dunne in front of his home fans. Cab has made a career of doing this.moorser wrote:he may not be the real champion of the wba but i he is 1 hell of a fighter and munroe should be his 1st defence . i cant wait to see what he dos to do the bin man . were is all the dunne haters now . i thought so . not a fuckin word . by the way dunne will have to fight cabballero whithin 12 months and this is a fight that he has a very good chance of winning after last night
do Dunne and Caballero have to meet or can they both go on defendig their versions of same title?
I think Dunne is enough of a draw, and exciting enough, for American TV to pick the fight up.
And your "Ricardo Cordoba is not a world champion" thread, where's that link?lowersmiths wrote:educate yourself before you swallow the bullshitknowitall wrote:Where was this post about Ricardo Cordoba before Dunne took his title from him. Bernard Dunne is a world champion and you are a dickhead of the highest order!lowersmiths wrote:Bernard Dunne has just sprung a big upset to beat Ricardo Cordoba, but he isn't a world champion.
Dunne v Cordoba was really just an eliminator, that's all.
The WBA are thieves and don't give a shit about the credibility of boxing. The just want the sanctioning fee.
Thailand's Poonsawat Kratingdaengym won an eliminator against Somsak Sithchatchawal (former WBA champ) last year to earn the mandatory position to Cabellero (who took the belt off Somsak).
Then the WBA invented a bullshit interim title and super title to favour Cordoba while Poonsawat was frozen out.
What do mandatory positions mean any more? Nothing it seems.
When Cordoba was given the fake WBA belt, the WBA said Poonsawat could contest the ''vacant interim'' belt in Thailand but his management told them to fk off.
Dunne has a good win on his record but he is not a champion.....seeing as this is a board for knowledgable fans then hopefully no-one will refer to him as such.
This thread should be deleted!
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stujones wrote:How big is Dunne's stateside following now? I know he was headlining ESPN shows back when he was boxing for SRL, but I do wonder if his move back to Ireland was because he couldn't shift the tickets in the states.
If that is the case, then Munroe might be the best option for him. Its a fight I've championed and wanted to see for a long time.
Careful there, Dunne and the majority of his fans aren't actually from the UK.DG. wrote:stujones wrote:How big is Dunne's stateside following now? I know he was headlining ESPN shows back when he was boxing for SRL, but I do wonder if his move back to Ireland was because he couldn't shift the tickets in the states.
If that is the case, then Munroe might be the best option for him. Its a fight I've championed and wanted to see for a long time.
It could not have been that big a following or he would still be there.I think.
Lets have Munroe Vs Dunne for the UK.
Welcome to the world of boxing......there have been no 'genuine' 100% world titles for years now. As a boxing fan you just got to learn to accept this.lowersmiths wrote:Bernard Dunne has just sprung a big upset to beat Ricardo Cordoba, but he isn't a world champion.
Dunne v Cordoba was really just an eliminator, that's all.
The WBA are thieves and don't give a shit about the credibility of boxing. The just want the sanctioning fee.
Thailand's Poonsawat Kratingdaengym won an eliminator against Somsak Sithchatchawal (former WBA champ) last year to earn the mandatory position to Cabellero (who took the belt off Somsak).
Then the WBA invented a bullshit interim title and super title to favour Cordoba while Poonsawat was frozen out.
What do mandatory positions mean any more? Nothing it seems.
When Cordoba was given the fake WBA belt, the WBA said Poonsawat could contest the ''vacant interim'' belt in Thailand but his management told them to fk off.
Dunne has a good win on his record but he is not a champion.....seeing as this is a board for knowledgable fans then hopefully no-one will refer to him as such.
Apparently this logic only applies to dunne and this thread is ridiculous and pointless as the OP made this statement in the other dunne thread and nobody listened to him there. At long last somebody from this side of the world takes a chance against one of the top guys in his division and pulls out a tough win, apparently this is not good enough for some people and they are so sad they need to pick holes in it.E wrote:Welcome to the world of boxing......there have been no 'genuine' 100% world titles for years now. As a boxing fan you just got to learn to accept this.lowersmiths wrote:Bernard Dunne has just sprung a big upset to beat Ricardo Cordoba, but he isn't a world champion.
Dunne v Cordoba was really just an eliminator, that's all.
The WBA are thieves and don't give a shit about the credibility of boxing. The just want the sanctioning fee.
Thailand's Poonsawat Kratingdaengym won an eliminator against Somsak Sithchatchawal (former WBA champ) last year to earn the mandatory position to Cabellero (who took the belt off Somsak).
Then the WBA invented a bullshit interim title and super title to favour Cordoba while Poonsawat was frozen out.
What do mandatory positions mean any more? Nothing it seems.
When Cordoba was given the fake WBA belt, the WBA said Poonsawat could contest the ''vacant interim'' belt in Thailand but his management told them to fk off.
Dunne has a good win on his record but he is not a champion.....seeing as this is a board for knowledgable fans then hopefully no-one will refer to him as such.
Edited by Mod - Offensive CommentAchybreaky wrote:Apparently this logic only applies to dunne and this thread is ridiculous and pointless as the OP made this statement in the other dunne thread and nobody listened to him there. At long last somebody from this side of the world takes a chance against one of the top guys in his division and pulls out a tough win, apparently this is not good enough for some people and they are so sad they need to pick holes in it.E wrote:Welcome to the world of boxing......there have been no 'genuine' 100% world titles for years now. As a boxing fan you just got to learn to accept this.lowersmiths wrote:Bernard Dunne has just sprung a big upset to beat Ricardo Cordoba, but he isn't a world champion.
Dunne v Cordoba was really just an eliminator, that's all.
The WBA are thieves and don't give a shit about the credibility of boxing. The just want the sanctioning fee.
Thailand's Poonsawat Kratingdaengym won an eliminator against Somsak Sithchatchawal (former WBA champ) last year to earn the mandatory position to Cabellero (who took the belt off Somsak).
Then the WBA invented a bullshit interim title and super title to favour Cordoba while Poonsawat was frozen out.
What do mandatory positions mean any more? Nothing it seems.
When Cordoba was given the fake WBA belt, the WBA said Poonsawat could contest the ''vacant interim'' belt in Thailand but his management told them to fk off.
Dunne has a good win on his record but he is not a champion.....seeing as this is a board for knowledgable fans then hopefully no-one will refer to him as such.
OP needs to get a life.
it is good enough. Dunne did great. However, there is an even tougher opponent out there, who holds the SAME TITLE as Dunne - Caballero. Hence the dispute.Achybreaky wrote:Apparently this logic only applies to dunne and this thread is ridiculous and pointless as the OP made this statement in the other dunne thread and nobody listened to him there. At long last somebody from this side of the world takes a chance against one of the top guys in his division and pulls out a tough win, apparently this is not good enough for some people and they are so sad they need to pick holes in it.E wrote:Welcome to the world of boxing......there have been no 'genuine' 100% world titles for years now. As a boxing fan you just got to learn to accept this.lowersmiths wrote:Bernard Dunne has just sprung a big upset to beat Ricardo Cordoba, but he isn't a world champion.
Dunne v Cordoba was really just an eliminator, that's all.
The WBA are thieves and don't give a shit about the credibility of boxing. The just want the sanctioning fee.
Thailand's Poonsawat Kratingdaengym won an eliminator against Somsak Sithchatchawal (former WBA champ) last year to earn the mandatory position to Cabellero (who took the belt off Somsak).
Then the WBA invented a bullshit interim title and super title to favour Cordoba while Poonsawat was frozen out.
What do mandatory positions mean any more? Nothing it seems.
When Cordoba was given the fake WBA belt, the WBA said Poonsawat could contest the ''vacant interim'' belt in Thailand but his management told them to fk off.
Dunne has a good win on his record but he is not a champion.....seeing as this is a board for knowledgable fans then hopefully no-one will refer to him as such.
OP needs to get a life.
Well Lets Get It ON ?Eraserhead wrote:Screw Munroe. He should get in line. Munroe and Maloney were happy to sit there all smug and tell the world that Dunne had made a mistake and was going to get smashed to bits. Well, look what happened. That's how it goes when you take a risk from time to time. Maloney pretty much admitted on the Bunce hour that he bottled it when the fight was offered to Munroe. He didn't expect his man to win.
Anyway, on that form Dunne takes Munroe apart.
Well done to the little Irishman! He battled superbly all night.
It's not interesting and it won't happen. Cordoba came to Ireland because of €200,000(Dunne got €76,000 for anyone interested), the money for the fight was in Ireland and the money for Dunne fights will always be in Ireland.iwz678 wrote: The interesting thing is will Dunne do a Cordoba and defend his title away from home?
I hope Peters tells you to go to hell, if Munroe wants a world title, let him go out and get it.FtmPress wrote:Well Lets Get It ON ?Eraserhead wrote:Screw Munroe. He should get in line. Munroe and Maloney were happy to sit there all smug and tell the world that Dunne had made a mistake and was going to get smashed to bits. Well, look what happened. That's how it goes when you take a risk from time to time. Maloney pretty much admitted on the Bunce hour that he bottled it when the fight was offered to Munroe. He didn't expect his man to win.
Anyway, on that form Dunne takes Munroe apart.
Well done to the little Irishman! He battled superbly all night.