Vester for hobbling Eamonn...

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Vester for hobbling Eamonn...

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According to boxing-central, Denmark's Allan Vester is the comeback opponent for Eamonn Magee on March 18 in Belfast.
Magee is making a miraculous return to the ring after his left leg was smashed to pieces in a vicious street attack a year ago. He jumps (pardon the pun) straight into a 12-rounder.
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Then its a good thing that Vester doesnt have the chin or heart to last 12 rounds.
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Magee getting back into the ring is a victory in itself.
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Post by bennie »

Kostya Tszyu meets Allan Vester...or is it Louis Theroux.

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I don't think Vester has a lot left, he was taken apart by Judah on the night Tszyu fought Urkal and looked pretty slow, no shame in losing to Judah of course but if i remember correctly Vester was taken apart by an average Polish fighter soon after. Magee by KO i think, but not a bad comeback fight overall.
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steve689 wrote:I don't think Vester has a lot left, he was taken apart by Judah on the night Tszyu fought Urkal and looked pretty slow, no shame in losing to Judah of course but if i remember correctly Vester was taken apart by an average Polish fighter soon after. Magee by KO i think, but not a bad comeback fight overall.
After the Judah fight he quit vs Branco. He also lost a fight on cuts. He cut KOed in Germany vs a pole on the undercard of Larsen vs Haussler. Had he won that he would have fourght Urkal. His latest loss came in Florida vs a journeyman for the NBA title where he was KOed, havent see that fight. Latest fight, and first fight at welter, he KOed a czech journeyman in 6.
His best win was in his 10th(?) fight, a KO 12 over Augustus, Augustus basically threw himself down with 8 secs to go of round 12, Vester were clearly leading the fight
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Interesting didn't realise he had since been stopped in Florida, definately a Magee KO then probably early.
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I think I will not predict untill I see the ring walk, although the word is that Magee is pretty much at 100% in sparing.

If its the Magee of old then he should win within 7, if its an old Magee then who knows.
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Freiheit wrote:
steve689 wrote:I don't think Vester has a lot left, he was taken apart by Judah on the night Tszyu fought Urkal and looked pretty slow, no shame in losing to Judah of course but if i remember correctly Vester was taken apart by an average Polish fighter soon after. Magee by KO i think, but not a bad comeback fight overall.
After the Judah fight he quit vs Branco. He also lost a fight on cuts. He cut KOed in Germany vs a pole on the undercard of Larsen vs Haussler. Had he won that he would have fourght Urkal. His latest loss came in Florida vs a journeyman for the NBA title where he was KOed, havent see that fight. Latest fight, and first fight at welter, he KOed a czech journeyman in 6.
His best win was in his 10th(?) fight, a KO 12 over Augustus, Augustus basically threw himself down with 8 secs to go of round 12, Vester were clearly leading the fight
Sounds like Augustus did a Thomas "Into the Tank" Williams, Freiheit?
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Williams was cleaned KOed, Palle have been cleared of all charges. It seems like Augustus thourght that there might have been a "bell saves", he was losing the fight.
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