Dunne v Cordoba

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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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DG. wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:Its being webcast by RTE.

How do we see it going?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKAMDcMYhvw

:TU:
what age are you? serious grow up!
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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heres something to discuss forget about munroe vazquez in vegas instead

http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/mar ... zquez.html

http://www.independent.ie/sport/other-s ... 83756.html
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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masy83 wrote:heres something to discuss forget about munroe vazquez in vegas instead

http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/mar ... zquez.html

http://www.independent.ie/sport/other-s ... 83756.html
Wow, I had heard peters saying that it was likely that they may go to Vegas should he win but thought that may be down the line.
I think this may be a disastrous move on more fronts than one if he were to fight Israel he would almost certainly lose. Also how well would the fight sell ? Do the Americans know much about Dunne?
I dont think to many would travel from Ireland.
He could be forgiven for taking an easy defense against Munroe in Dublin and that would create a lot of interest. Its all coming only days after the fight, im sure things will become clear after a while.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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sligobhoy67 wrote:
ApolloCreed wrote:Now that Dunne has taken a belt - the hard way I might add - why the hell should he hand Munroe and his manager a pay day after Maloney's antics?
When Dunne was crying out for the Munroe fight for a chance to resurrect his career (and offering ridiculous money, too), Maloney pilloried and mocked him in the press.
Now, all has changed utterly. Munroe/Maloney bottled it, Dunne grabbed his chance at the big time and the boot is on the other foot.
I expect Dunne/Peters won't be doing Munroe/Maloney too many favours in the immediate future. I see a couple of handy defences and then a push towards Cabalerro.
Hard luck boys - good luck making money with your poxy fan base while WBA champ Bernard Dunne, who just sold out a 10,000 seater arena, rakes it in!
+1

Maloney say a boat sailing away from him on Saturday night.

I was sitting near Rendall and he looked sick as a dog - he knew what was happening!
NO I WAS ON A PLANE AND RENDELL WAS JUST HAPPY TO SEE A GUY WHO GOT KO AT EUROPEAN LEVEL AND JUST SCRAPED HOME IN A DO OR DIE FIGHT. PLEASE LET ME TELL YOU THERE WILL ONLY BE ONE WINNER IF DUNNE AND RENDELL MEET
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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yea but peters seems to be set on going to vegas dunne had 14 fights in america and was on espn 3 or 4 times plus he's white and irish and we all know americans love that :D they obviusly think they have some chance and i know that id definitely be going if it happens but its all up in the air still he keeps on mentioning vegas though.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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sligobhoy67 wrote:Maloney/Murnoe tried to make Peters/Dunne look stupid over the past few months - they were ready to go into Itoldyaso gloat mode if the ref stopped the fight in the fifth - I cant see why Peters should do them any favours now - Murnoe has been well and truely gazumped.

Like I have said, a fight with Kiko Martinez make the most sense.
We did not try they can do that them selfs, Let see how long they keep there title.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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I like Rendall, but I can't see Rendall beating Dunne. Perhaps Peters should try to get a Martinez fight somewhere down the road - it's always nice when fighters avenge their loses.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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masy83 wrote:heres something to discuss forget about munroe vazquez in vegas instead

http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/mar ... zquez.html

http://www.independent.ie/sport/other-s ... 83756.html
If that's not just talk then Dunne's reign will be short lived, imo. :-?
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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metropol wrote:
masy83 wrote:heres something to discuss forget about munroe vazquez in vegas instead

http://www.irish-boxing.com/stories/mar ... zquez.html

http://www.independent.ie/sport/other-s ... 83756.html
Wow, I had heard peters saying that it was likely that they may go to Vegas should he win but thought that may be down the line.
I think this may be a disastrous move on more fronts than one if he were to fight Israel he would almost certainly lose. Also how well would the fight sell ? Do the Americans know much about Dunne?
I dont think to many would travel from Ireland.
He could be forgiven for taking an easy defense against Munroe in Dublin and that would create a lot of interest. Its all coming only days after the fight, im sure things will become clear after a while.

dunne has sparred with vazquez numerous times so he would know what to expect , vazquez wont have much left in the tank after all them wars , belive me if dunne fights vazquez it wouldnt be as straighforward as most people think , i think it could be made about 1 year down the line after a few defences of his belt
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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IMO it's not as far fetched as it would have sounded a week ago. Vazquez wants to cash in. He's gone way beyond the call of duty to earn his crust - trilogy with Marquez (busted nose, detached retina, plenty of stitches), long hard fight with Jhonny Gonzalez. Many, many hard fights before that, also.

Vazquez was thinking of fighting several "novelty" contests - much smaller Arce & Darchinyan, older Barrera, etc. here has to be a different way to make money. He might (perhaps mistakenly) see Dunne as a softer option, you never know. At the right time, in the right place, anyone can lose, even if Vazquez is a future hall of famer and current pound for pounder.

Dunne definitely has some marketability and ppl are still talking about him. I think some heavy hitters will be looking to fight him.

IMOo the timing could be wrong. Dunne may need to grow into his title and Vazquez might be looking for a reason to move up to feather, as weight making won't be getting easier.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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FtmPress wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:Maloney/Murnoe tried to make Peters/Dunne look stupid over the past few months - they were ready to go into Itoldyaso gloat mode if the ref stopped the fight in the fifth - I cant see why Peters should do them any favours now - Murnoe has been well and truely gazumped.

Like I have said, a fight with Kiko Martinez make the most sense.
We did not try they can do that them selfs, Let see how long they keep there title.
Sssshhh Frank! they made themselves look stupid by walking away with a WBA strap?

Good logic!

Even if they lost it in their first defense they have achieved more than Rendall has so far.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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sligobhoy67 wrote:
DG. wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:Its being webcast by RTE.

How do we see it going?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKAMDcMYhvw

:TU:
what age are you? serious grow up!

Shoudn't that be 'seriously'?

As soon as this hysteria dies down you and the other 2 will be gone.

:D
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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DG. wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:
what age are you? serious grow up!

Shoudn't that be 'seriously'?

As soon as this hysteria dies down you and the other 2 will be gone.

:D
over 5,000 posts of utter shiite! God you certainly have stamina ya boring wee dick! I'd have banned ya a long time ago.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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FtmPress wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:Maloney/Murnoe tried to make Peters/Dunne look stupid over the past few months - they were ready to go into Itoldyaso gloat mode if the ref stopped the fight in the fifth - I cant see why Peters should do them any favours now - Murnoe has been well and truely gazumped.

Like I have said, a fight with Kiko Martinez make the most sense.
We did not try they can do that them selfs, Let see how long they keep there title.
Can you give me one valid reason why you think Munroe would beat Dunne? Without the whole illogical Kiko Martinez factor. I have pointed out many times that Munroe beating the one dimensional Martinez proves absolutely nothing. Martinez is a big puncher but that is all. Show me an example where Munroe beat someone with the technical ability that Dunne possesses. Can you do that Frank? Dunne has more power than Munroe, he proved that by putting down Cordoba 4 times, Cordoba has NEVER been KO'd and he has fought Caballero!
Are you capable of explaining your Munroe wins theory or can you only throw around insults like a child in a playground?
Come on Frank, you live in the real world, give me a real world explanation.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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FtmPress wrote: PLEASE LET ME TELL YOU THERE WILL ONLY BE ONE WINNER IF DUNNE AND RENDELL MEET
You've finally realised that Rendall hasn't a hope then?
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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Asterix wrote:
Dioufy wrote:Go for Caballerro and become a proper world champion. Regular WBA world champion my arse.

:shame:
Dunne would most likely lose to Caballero so I think he should milk the title for a while and make some good money from it.
Cordoba beat callebro now i know that does not mean much but it is something to go by ive never seen callebro. Was he impressive against molitor? I think molitor was favorite going into that fight. Ive heard hes quite big a the weight and is tall also. Callebro has called dunne out saying "i want to gain revenge for cordoba"
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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hitman09 wrote:
FtmPress wrote: NO I WAS ON A PLANE AND RENDELL WAS JUST HAPPY TO SEE A GUY WHO GOT KO AT EUROPEAN LEVEL AND JUST SCRAPED HOME IN A DO OR DIE FIGHT. PLEASE LET ME TELL YOU THERE WILL ONLY BE ONE WINNER IF DUNNE AND RENDELL MEET
You've finally realised that Rendall hasn't a hope then?
About time, Dunne would have Rendall in Beaumount by the end of the night and the KO was the best thing to happen to Dunne's career because he is a much better fighter maybe Rendall should experience one because he ain't going to be a World Champ and won't be European champ for long because he isn't going to beat Maludrottu and Monshipour.
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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metropol wrote:
Asterix wrote:
Dioufy wrote:Go for Caballerro and become a proper world champion. Regular WBA world champion my arse.

:shame:
Dunne would most likely lose to Caballero so I think he should milk the title for a while and make some good money from it.
Cordoba beat callebro now i know that does not mean much but it is something to go by ive never seen callebro. Was he impressive against molitor? I think molitor was favorite going into that fight. Ive heard hes quite big a the weight and is tall also. Callebro has called dunne out saying "i want to gain revenge for cordoba"
It was back in 2004 that Cordoba beat Caballero. I wouldn't put too much faith in that result to rate the fighters as they currently are. Caballero broke Molitor down very quickly, and Molitor is a very good boxer. I'd be very, very surprised if Dunne beat Caballero. It would be a massive upset in my mind.
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sligobhoy67 wrote:
over 5,000 posts of utter shiite! God you certainly have stamina ya boring wee dick! I'd have banned ya a long time ago.

Utter shite? Moi?

Why does thy jackass address DG so?

Banned? Moi? By you?

Shut up, bitch.

Rest of post edited to spare your blushes.

Now, play nice!

:D
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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Gibbs, you get worse by the day. :shame:
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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banjo wrote:Gibbs, you get worse by the day. :shame:
It had to be done, this boy is getting way too fresh. Hopefully ntha wouldbe the end of it, but I doubt it!

The cheeky get!

:D
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banjo wrote:Gibbs, you get worse by the day. :shame:
Do you know what, Banjo.

Slygitboy is too young to be given a complex, I will spare him and edit my post. I don't want him to leave.

Sing it, Boxrec..

'Come back, slygitboy, come back!

:D
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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The WBA Top 10

1 - Poonsawat Kratindaeng
2 - Rafael Marquez
3 - Oliver Lontchi
4 - Rendall Munroe
5 - Rafael Hernandez
6 - Antonio Escalante
7 - Jorge Lacierva
8 - Daniel Ponce De Leon
9 - Shoji Kimura
10 - Akifumi Shimoda
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba

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If any Irish nuthugger would like to wager 1k on Dunne making 2 successful defenses of the title he won on Saturday please send me a PM.
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Hagler2002 wrote:If any Irish nuthugger would like to wager 1k on Dunne making 2 successful defenses of the title he won on Saturday please send me a PM.
It's not that hard to imagine. Look at his #1 in the rankings Poonsawat. He's fought a low level of competition and is 4 inches shorter than Dunne, I could see Dunne beating him. Then Munroe is at #4, he could beat him. Then if they somehow managed to get a fight against McCullough approved, Dunne would be a strong favourite.
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