The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
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slapbangwhallop
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The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
Irish team announced
-48Kg: (Light flyweight) Paddy Barnes (Holy Family, Belfast)
·51Kg: (Flyweight) Declan Geraghty (Dublin Docklands)
·54Kg: (Bantamweight) John Joe Nevin (Cavan)
·57Kg; (Featherweight) David Oliver Joyce (St Michael's Athy)
·60Kg: (Lightweight) Eric Donovan (St Michael's Athy)
·64Kg: (Light welterweight) Philip Sutcliffe (Crumlin)
·69Kg: (Welterweight) Willie McLaughlin (Illies GG, Donegal)
· 75Kg: (Middleweight) Darren O'Neill (Paulstown, Kilkenny)
·81Kg: (Light heavyweight) Ken Egan (Neilstown)
·91Kg: (Heavyweight) Con Sheehan (Clonmel)
·91+Kg: (Super heavyweight) Cathal McMonagle (Holy Trinity, Belfast)
For those that have never heard of him young Dubliner Phil Sutcliffe is going to be the next Irish professional star imo.
-48Kg: (Light flyweight) Paddy Barnes (Holy Family, Belfast)
·51Kg: (Flyweight) Declan Geraghty (Dublin Docklands)
·54Kg: (Bantamweight) John Joe Nevin (Cavan)
·57Kg; (Featherweight) David Oliver Joyce (St Michael's Athy)
·60Kg: (Lightweight) Eric Donovan (St Michael's Athy)
·64Kg: (Light welterweight) Philip Sutcliffe (Crumlin)
·69Kg: (Welterweight) Willie McLaughlin (Illies GG, Donegal)
· 75Kg: (Middleweight) Darren O'Neill (Paulstown, Kilkenny)
·81Kg: (Light heavyweight) Ken Egan (Neilstown)
·91Kg: (Heavyweight) Con Sheehan (Clonmel)
·91+Kg: (Super heavyweight) Cathal McMonagle (Holy Trinity, Belfast)
For those that have never heard of him young Dubliner Phil Sutcliffe is going to be the next Irish professional star imo.
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El Raincoat
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Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
Ah good man, i've been tying to find out more about the World Championships and what fighters are going from each country. I've actually posted a thread on the amateur page about it.
Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
I got an idea, lets drop a few of the weight divisions and let some women compete in their place!
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TerribleTerry
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Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
I hope that Kenny Egan can avoid bull$hit decisions such as the one that denied him Gold in Beijing and come away from the championships a world champion. 
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TerribleTerry
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Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
That would be utterly mental Coco - surely no one would ever sanction such a laughable idea?...Coco wrote:I got an idea, lets drop a few of the weight divisions and let some women compete in their place!
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gunners9191
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Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
r they goin to be on TV or have british tv really givin up on the future of boxing
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I appreciate boxing people would not sanction this laughable idea, but perhaps that is the problem, we need some non boxing people in, so that women will be given the chance, the International Olympic Commission perhaps!TerribleTerry wrote:That would be utterly mental Coco - surely no one would ever sanction such a laughable idea?...Coco wrote:I got an idea, lets drop a few of the weight divisions and let some women compete in their place!
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WestEndRiot
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Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
On that note, does anyone know which divisions are being sacrificed at the Olympics?Coco wrote:I got an idea, lets drop a few of the weight divisions and let some women compete in their place!
Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
I believe just 48kg.WestEndRiot wrote:On that note, does anyone know which divisions are being sacrificed at the Olympics?Coco wrote:I got an idea, lets drop a few of the weight divisions and let some women compete in their place!
Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
When do these start, any chance of getting TV coverage, or are we going to have to sacour the internet (or hope someone on here doe sfor us) for the results.
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slapbangwhallop
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Re: The Official 2009 World Amateur Championships thread
Starts on 1st of September I think. I doubt there will be much TV coverage - we are too busy giving 5 hours a day over to athletics to have a half hour for boxing - oh yeaj and three day eventing needs its slot as well.Wales wrote:When do these start, any chance of getting TV coverage, or are we going to have to sacour the internet (or hope someone on here doe sfor us) for the results.
I would say that the BBC might show a half hour programme covering highlight of the finals. Not sure what if any RTE's plans are.