World Amateur Championships 2009 thread

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It's frustrating watching the Ams isn't it?
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jBacca wrote:It's frustrating watching the Ams isn't it?
VERY. Are you watching online? Almost done the second round of the Filipino-Algerian match and not a point yet :witzend:
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Not currently, i gave up after struggling to get the stream to connect yesterday. I'll tune back in for the home fighters though :TU:

How did the fight you're watching finish?
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jBacca wrote:Not currently, i gave up after struggling to get the stream to connect yesterday. I'll tune back in for the home fighters though :TU:

How did the fight you're watching finish?
2-0 for the Algerian boxer. Of course not all the blows got recorded though. In one of the fights I watched a boxer won 8-1 yet his nose had been streaming with blood a good round and a half before his opponents point registered.
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jBacca wrote:Not currently, i gave up after struggling to get the stream to connect yesterday. I'll tune back in for the home fighters though :TU:

How did the fight you're watching finish?
I just cant get my head around why they refuse to score very clean jabs and hooks to the body.
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feargalocuinneagain wrote:Anybody know how John Joe Nevin did in fight at 20:30. Can't find news of it anywhere...
He won 10-4
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no english fighters left then. :(

expected a poor period after our best guys turned over last year.

gotta find some good talent for 2012.

lots to fight for.

will amir khan's brother be on the team by then i wonder. :box:
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hitman_hatton1 wrote:no english fighters left then. :(

expected a poor period after our best guys turned over last year.

gotta find some good talent for 2012.

lots to fight for.

will amir khan's brother be on the team by then i wonder. :box:
is stalker still not in..or has he been beat today ?
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sweetscience wrote:
hitman_hatton1 wrote:no english fighters left then. :(

expected a poor period after our best guys turned over last year.

gotta find some good talent for 2012.

lots to fight for.

will amir khan's brother be on the team by then i wonder. :box:
is stalker still not in..or has he been beat today ?
Stalker lost 14-5 to Everton Lopes of Brazil
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How did he look mate? Outclassed or unfortunate?
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jBacca wrote:How did he look mate? Outclassed or unfortunate?
He lost fair and square but he held his own. He applied lots of pressure and was backing Lopes into the ropes alot, but the Brazilian had a very tight guard and was able to block most of his punches. Lopes also had quicker hands and would catch Stalker with lefts as he came in. Just a case of a fast slick guy outboxing a slower more predictable opponent. Also alot of good body work by both guys but nothing recorded for that.
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He'll be better suited for the pros in my opinion.
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Khalid Yafai and Scott Cardle boxing in quarter-final Wednesday night. Win and they've got a medal.

You can't get stream in UK now because BBC owns the rights, so aiba has to block it out, even though the BBC aren't showing any of it.
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RLewis wrote:Khalid Yafai and Scott Cardle boxing in quarter-final Wednesday night. Win and they've got a medal.

You can't get stream in UK now because BBC owns the rights, so aiba has to block it out, even though the BBC aren't showing any of it.
The fact that we cant even watch a choppy stream is a fornicating disgrace.
Good luck to Khalid - bring a medal home to Brum son!
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TerribleTerry wrote:
RLewis wrote:Khalid Yafai and Scott Cardle boxing in quarter-final Wednesday night. Win and they've got a medal.

You can't get stream in UK now because BBC owns the rights, so aiba has to block it out, even though the BBC aren't showing any of it.
The fact that we cant even watch a choppy stream is a effing disgrace.
Good luck to Khalid - bring a medal home to Brum son!
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the stream is available to those with an Irish IP and some guy is uploading the majority of the Irish fights onto youtoob!
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sligobhoy67 wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
RLewis wrote:Khalid Yafai and Scott Cardle boxing in quarter-final Wednesday night. Win and they've got a medal.

You can't get stream in UK now because BBC owns the rights, so aiba has to block it out, even though the BBC aren't showing any of it.
The fact that we cant even watch a choppy stream is a effing disgrace.
Good luck to Khalid - bring a medal home to Brum son!
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the stream is available to those with an Irish IP and some guy is uploading the majority of the Irish fights onto youtoob!
I will check those fights out. Cheer for the tip mate!
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John Joe Nevin beat Yu Gu from China 7-5 to proceed to the semi-finals where he will face Russia's Eduard ABZALIMOV whose rated Number 61 in the world.
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Keneth Egan lost 17-9 to France's Abdelkader BOUHENIA and William MCLOUGHLIN lost 16-7 Russia's Andrey ZAMKOVOY
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MPG wrote:John Joe Nevin beat Yu Gu from China 7-5 to proceed to the semi-finals where he will face Russia's Eduard ABZALIMOV whose rated Number 61 in the world.
That means a bronze medal as a minimum for the Irish boxer doesnt it? Great effort! :TU:
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TerribleTerry wrote:
MPG wrote:John Joe Nevin beat Yu Gu from China 7-5 to proceed to the semi-finals where he will face Russia's Eduard ABZALIMOV whose rated Number 61 in the world.
That means a bronze medal as a minimum for the Irish boxer doesnt it? Great effort! :TU:
Yeah Nevin has done really well,The world number 1 Yankiel Leon Alarcon from Cuba is in the other semi-final.His boxing Bulgaria's Detelin DALAKLIEV whose rated at 7 in the world.
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MPG wrote:
TerribleTerry wrote:
MPG wrote:John Joe Nevin beat Yu Gu from China 7-5 to proceed to the semi-finals where he will face Russia's Eduard ABZALIMOV whose rated Number 61 in the world.
That means a bronze medal as a minimum for the Irish boxer doesnt it? Great effort! :TU:
Yeah Nevin has done really well,The world number 1 Yankiel Leon Alarcon from Cuba is in the other semi-final.His boxing Bulgaria's Detelin DALAKLIEV whose rated at 7 in the world.
He's got a chance!

Good luck to the lad! :TU:
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jBacca wrote:He'll be better suited for the pros in my opinion.
That's what I was thinking when I was watching his fight with the Brazilian. He kind of reminded me of Carl Froch a bit actually. He was much stronger than his opponent and was bullying him around the ring, but the top amateurs will all be to "cute" and slick for him. In the pros his style and strength would make much more off an impact.
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MPG wrote:John Joe Nevin beat Yu Gu from China 7-5 to proceed to the semi-finals where he will face Russia's Eduard ABZALIMOV whose rated Number 61 in the world.
Nevin could win the whole thing. I haven't been impressed by the Russian and Leon is slower and defantly beatable. Amateur boxing is very unpredictable, anything could happen.
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