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Just thought i'd put this up lads incase any of you we're bored. :TU:

http://www.itv.com/Sport/boxing/feature ... 16414.html
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Good read Jamie Moore seems so down to earth hope he gets a world title shot i cant think of anyone who deserves it more also i would love to see Moore-Rhodes a brilliant British match up of 2 fighters who came back from nowhere and are now near world title shots for me Moore wins
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top lad is jamie, was real helpful to me mate before he had his british title fight, would be brilliant if he got that world title shot
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Mooresy's been on cracking form. You can see it in his performances especially in the last 3 fights - looks like he's really ready for something. He's looked bloody good, and I hope he gets a world title shot.
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Said it time and time again - Jamie Moore tipifies everything good about British Boxing!!

My only regret about things is that Jamie and his manager did not go on their own - what I mean is this:

Promoter: Steve Wood - VIP Promotions

Top of the bill: Jamie Moore

Supporting fights: the multitude of fighters who are good and some reaching title level from Wood's stable.

I simply do not understand why on earth they do not break away from their present promoters.

Wood has arguably the strongest stable of boxers in this country.
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nice one jamie, where you fighting in july?here (manchester) or are you on the road again?Are you going to rome next week, and spending some of ya euro money?haha
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Keep it going mate!! Your destinded for that world title!! I've got good dough on it!! :TU:
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jamie is doing everything right, beating whoever is put in front of him so far. certainly deserves a shot at a higher level. best in europe by far.
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Excellent read. I'd take Jamie to hammer Forrest as well going on recent performances he looks in the form of his life, he just needs a fight that will put him in that mandatory spot asap
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Mooresy wrote:Just thought i'd put this up lads incase any of you we're bored. :TU:

http://www.itv.com/Sport/boxing/feature ... 16414.html

I can't stand these self-publicists :)

Great stuff Jamie, can't wait to see you get into the title mix, will be well deserved...

You going to Oliver's show in North Wales on Saturday?
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Spud wrote:Said it time and time again - Jamie Moore tipifies everything good about British Boxing!!

My only regret about things is that Jamie and his manager did not go on their own - what I mean is this:

Promoter: Steve Wood - VIP Promotions

Top of the bill: Jamie Moore

Supporting fights: the multitude of fighters who are good and some reaching title level from Wood's stable.

I simply do not understand why on earth they do not break away from their present promoters.

Wood has arguably the strongest stable of boxers in this country.
spud, do you personally not like maloney very much currently? :lol:

that aside, isn't it easier for the VIP fighters to get on Sky, being with Maloney?

Wood does seem to manage a lot of good exciting boxers, but apart from Moore how many of them are ready to top bills and headline on Sky Sports?

That said, Sky Sports has been shite, with very little substance, and I suppose some of the stuff that makes Channel M would be as worthwhile as some of the Sky Sports main events. But perhaps VIP need some more champs of British level?
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Good points, and Steve Wood does have at least half a dozen fighters who deserve Sky exposure....

they couldn't go wrong showing Moore, Thompson, Matvienko, Moran, Arnfield et al....good British talent...exciting to watch.
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Autobarn wrote: spud, do you personally not like maloney very much currently? :lol:

that aside, isn't it easier for the VIP fighters to get on Sky, being with Maloney?

Wood does seem to manage a lot of good exciting boxers, but apart from Moore how many of them are ready to top bills and headline on Sky Sports?

That said, Sky Sports has been shite, with very little substance, and I suppose some of the stuff that makes Channel M would be as worthwhile as some of the Sky Sports main events. But perhaps VIP need some more champs of British level?
Hey mate!!!

Nowt against Frank at all !!!

My point is and I have banged on about it for at least 5 years is that Steve Wood has a stable of boxers who could put on a number of decent TV shows throughout any year.

You mention top of the bills etc etc and who could headline other than Moore - maybe so - but it wont be long before there are other boxers knocking on the door with regards to the domestic scene.
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I think if the likes of Matvienko, Rose and of course Martin Murray win some domestic titles - which they look capable of doing - then you may have a point. But is there any sign that Wood isn't happy working with Fraink? Are there any fighters who feel they are not making progress/finding their potential fighting on the Channel M shows?
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I did the Great Manchester Run today and a certain Jamie Moore started the race along side me - needless to say that he and his missus (I think) strolled away from me after about 4km
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sligobhoy67 wrote:I did the Great Manchester Run today and a certain Jamie Moore started the race along side me - needless to say that he and his missus (I think) strolled away from me after about 4km
You should have made yourself known pal! Yes it ws my Mrs and I was doing it just to keep her company, but I really enjoy doing it and it was for a worthy cause. And it took us an hour to do so if it took you longer then SHAME ON YOU!!!! :TU:
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Captain Hook wrote:
Mooresy wrote:Just thought i'd put this up lads incase any of you we're bored. :TU:

http://www.itv.com/Sport/boxing/feature ... 16414.html

I can't stand these self-publicists :)

Great stuff Jamie, can't wait to see you get into the title mix, will be well deserved...

You going to Oliver's show in North Wales on Saturday?
No mate unfortunately i'm in tenerife for a week so can't make it, but i'm sure Oliver won't begrudge me a break!! :TU:
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Mooresy wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:I did the Great Manchester Run today and a certain Jamie Moore started the race along side me - needless to say that he and his missus (I think) strolled away from me after about 4km
You should have made yourself known pal! Yes it ws my Mrs and I was doing it just to keep her company, but I really enjoy doing it and it was for a worthy cause. And it took us an hour to do so if it took you longer then SHAME ON YOU!!!! :TU:
talk about over protective :DDD not like she's going clubbing :DDD
she must be bangtidy for you to accompany her!!wish my misses would go do the new york one so i could get rid!! :DD

who was you running for jamie??

didnt you whoop farnell in this race a few years back?
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hurlock wrote:
Mooresy wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:I did the Great Manchester Run today and a certain Jamie Moore started the race along side me - needless to say that he and his missus (I think) strolled away from me after about 4km
You should have made yourself known pal! Yes it ws my Mrs and I was doing it just to keep her company, but I really enjoy doing it and it was for a worthy cause. And it took us an hour to do so if it took you longer then SHAME ON YOU!!!! :TU:
talk about over protective :DDD not like she's going clubbing :DDD
she must be bangtidy for you to accompany her!!wish my misses would go do the new york one so i could get rid!! :DD

who was you running for jamie??

didnt you whoop farnell in this race a few years back?
Ha ha yes i did but to be fair to Arnie he was retired and i was training for the 3rd Jones fight.
I was doing it for a local hospice who looked after my Mrs' Grandad before he died last year, so we we're both raising money for them.
:TU:
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Mooresy wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:I did the Great Manchester Run today and a certain Jamie Moore started the race along side me - needless to say that he and his missus (I think) strolled away from me after about 4km
You should have made yourself known pal! Yes it ws my Mrs and I was doing it just to keep her company, but I really enjoy doing it and it was for a worthy cause. And it took us an hour to do so if it took you longer then SHAME ON YOU!!!! :TU:
Well you started beside me at the the chip shop on Portland Street however I got off to a flyer but the asthma and ponch kicked in around the United ground and I walked for a bit and you passed me again. I finished in 1.09.

I would have said hello except I didnt want to wreck yer head with me gushing over the Macklin fight, your Irish title and how you should be a world champion by now if you wernt ducked for so long at Euro level.
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sligobhoy67 wrote:
Mooresy wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:I did the Great Manchester Run today and a certain Jamie Moore started the race along side me - needless to say that he and his missus (I think) strolled away from me after about 4km
You should have made yourself known pal! Yes it ws my Mrs and I was doing it just to keep her company, but I really enjoy doing it and it was for a worthy cause. And it took us an hour to do so if it took you longer then SHAME ON YOU!!!! :TU:
Well you started beside me at the the chip shop on Portland Street however I got off to a flyer but the asthma and ponch kicked in around the United ground and I walked for a bit and you passed me again. I finished in 1.09.

I would have said hello except I didnt want to wreck yer head with me gushing over the Macklin fight, your Irish title and how you should be a world champion by now if you wernt ducked for so long at Euro level.
...but mostly because I was fkked.
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:lol: :TU:
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DavidPayne wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:
Mooresy wrote:You should have made yourself known pal! Yes it ws my Mrs and I was doing it just to keep her company, but I really enjoy doing it and it was for a worthy cause. And it took us an hour to do so if it took you longer then SHAME ON YOU!!!! :TU:
Well you started beside me at the the chip shop on Portland Street however I got off to a flyer but the asthma and ponch kicked in around the United ground and I walked for a bit and you passed me again. I finished in 1.09.

I would have said hello except I didnt want to wreck yer head with me gushing over the Macklin fight, your Irish title and how you should be a world champion by now if you wernt ducked for so long at Euro level.
...but mostly because I was fkked.
Well I want fkked at the start line - but ya it went rapidly down hill from there!

However, I'll be back!!! under an hour next year is the target.
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