Dunne beats Betts in 5 (+Undercard)

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Post by lirva33 »

great shot to finish the fight from Dunne. He was in control for the majority of the fight but he took a few bangs on the chin and if he does that hands down shit against a top lad or even against a B class operater he will find himself on the canvas. He needs to brush up on his defence a bit but he has great foot movement and his punches are all textbook. I can see why all the hoopla was about him. One thing I was surprised by was that he landed with come SOLID shots and Betts took them well. I don't know if Betts just had a good chin, or maybe Dunne isn't the concussive hitter we were led to believe he was? Good performance all round.
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Post by bennie »

Jacko hasn't been busy enough recently. Inactivity affects stamina.
Still a decent effort by the sound of it.
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bennie wrote:Jacko hasn't been busy enough recently. Inactivity affects stamina.
Still a decent effort by the sound of it.
Well we only got some rounds but fron what I saw he was dropped early (ade a mistake of lowering his hand) and got up to keep going. he was hurt and exhausted for a lot of the fight and kept going. certainly has all heart. Eventually he got stopped by a left hook to the body. But heartwise, what an effort from what I saw.
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Post by Jacko11 »

Guys i just got back, to say Jim didnt deserve it would be unfair,but yeah EXHUSTED was the excat word i would use,7th round i nkew i couldnt go to ten i thought 'go on jim knock me out do me a favour' i was fcuked...
My own stupid fault i shouldnt of took a 10 rounder after being out for a whole year.
Billy King should have got the decision mate he was robbed
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Post by stujones »

Jacko, out of curiosity - you have now fought both Rock and Alan Jones (who fought to a draw a few years ago). Who did you think was the better fighter.

Unlucky with the defeat, I'm sure you will be back - just be positive a win over someone like Rock would probably mean a top ten ranking.
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Post by Jacko11 »

On last nights performance Rock by far,but as i stated i was very tired...lol im glad the ref stopped it...this sport is so hard man :cry:
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Jacko11 wrote:On last nights performance Rock by far,but as i stated i was very tired...lol im glad the ref stopped it...this sport is so hard man :cry:
What about the early rounds before you were feeling tired? What round did you start feeling it?
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Post by Jacko11 »

I'd love a rematch but its sjust so dam hard to train and work and diet all at the SAME TIME... :roll:
my job (electrician) is hard enough and long enough hours...having to diet through the day and get back late then go to the gym i hardly see my mrs as it is....very hard decision for me to make i love the sport and yeah ur right i could box another two small halls and get a rematch im sure brian peters (the promoter) would get it on he was over the moon with my performance...will see :TU:
Stu first 2 rounds i came back to the corner and said to errol 'i felt great' but 4-5 onwards i just sank lowere and lower.basically i felt like a car with no fuel in at all
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