This is a proper boxing weekend!

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This is a proper boxing weekend!

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Sexton v Bayaar
Olubamiwo v Kenna
David Price

William v Chisora
Mitchell v Katsidis
DeGale v Horton
Frankie Gavin
Billy Joe Saunders

Ortiz v Campbell
Khan v Malignaggi

That's a cracking line up if you ask me. What has been your favourite Friday night / Saturday night boxing weekend? I think one of the best was 27/28th March 1998. We kicked off with Woodhall v Malinga on the Friday night, then the following evening Terry Dunstan and Paul Lloyd challenged for IBF titles on the Paul Ingle bill. Following that we crossed to the states and willed Herol Graham to try and do the unthinkable against Charles Brewer, before finishing off with the fireworks between Lennox Lewis and Shannon Briggs.

Pucker!
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Andy Lee v Mamadou Thiam
Jamie Power v John Waldron
Luis Garcia v Alexander Sipos
Andy Murray v Amir Unsworth
Mike Perez v Tomas Mrazek
Paddy McDonagh v Ciaran Healy
Mike Perez v Edgars Kalnars
Alan Donnellan v Ryan Clark
Michael Sweeney v Tommy Tolan

and the debut of Jamie Kavanagh!

not to mention Dean Byrne as well
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Don't forget ABAs
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great weekend of boxing! and i can watch all of it :D
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It's a cracking weekend. Other fights slipping under the radar include Dzinziruk making his U.S. debut against Dawson, Fragomeni and Wlodarczyk rematching for the WBC cruiserweight title, Cristobal Cruz is defending his title, and the classy Argentine Omar Narvaez is fighting as well. Julio Diaz against Herman Ngoudjo could be a cracker as well.
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slapbangwhallop wrote:Andy Lee v Mamadou Thiam
Jamie Power v John Waldron
Luis Garcia v Alexander Sipos
Andy Murray v Amir Unsworth
Mike Perez v Tomas Mrazek
Paddy McDonagh v Ciaran Healy
Mike Perez v Edgars Kalnars
Alan Donnellan v Ryan Clark
Michael Sweeney v Tommy Tolan

and the debut of Jamie Kavanagh!

not to mention Dean Byrne as well
:lol:
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slapbangwhallop wrote:Andy Lee v Mamadou Thiam
Jamie Power v John Waldron
Luis Garcia v Alexander Sipos
Andy Murray v Amir Unsworth
Mike Perez v Tomas Mrazek
Paddy McDonagh v Ciaran Healy
Mike Perez v Edgars Kalnars
Alan Donnellan v Ryan Clark
Michael Sweeney v Tommy Tolan

and the debut of Jamie Kavanagh!

not to mention Dean Byrne as well
Mike Perez is going to be busy. :bag:
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Kilburn wrote:That's a cracking line up if you ask me. What has been your favourite Friday night / Saturday night boxing weekend?
Not a Friday-Saturday combination, but the best date in recent years was Dec 8, 2007. On British/Irish TV on ONE night we had:

Abraham v Elcock
D Williams v Platov
Khan v Earl
Francis v Gbenga
Woolcombe v Portman
Edwards v McDonnell
Watson v Nuumbembe
Booth v Edmonds
McCloskey v Tontchev
Duddy v Eastman
Mayweather v Hatton
Ponce de Leon v Escobedo
Lacy v Manfredo
Cherry v Ferguson
M Hatton v Vargas
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Not a weekend as such also - but 12th of December, 2003 was pretty special.

Hatton "acid test" vs Tackie
Barnes vs McIntyre (a better fight in hindsight than given credit for).
Lacy vs Wiggins

Ottke vs Reid

Then the massive bill in the states
Hopkins vs Joppy
Spinks vs Mayorga
Judah vs Rangel
Simms vs Garcia
Ruiz vs Rahma
Braithwaite vs Pineda
Alvarez vs Burgos
Perez vs Machado
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Another couple that stick out.

The night of Toney vs Holyfield.

We had Morales vs Espadas

What had a hell of a fight between Casamayor and Corrales

Hernadez vs Forbes

We also had a bill topped by Brian Magee on Sky and Walker vs Karmazin on the BBC.
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Lewis vs Golota bill was also great (cause amazingly it wasn't on PPV!!!!). We had.

Lewis vs Golota
Reulas vs Gatti (among the top fights ever).
Plus some cracking undercard action - Casamayor etc.

Then a great bill at the Ally Pally.
Ashley vs Klemesten (stunning upset)
Oliver vs Bellcastro

We also had
Piper vs Michaelsweski
Thompson vs Rochiagiani 2
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Kilburn wrote:Sexton v Bayaar
Olubamiwo v Kenna
David Price

William v Chisora
Mitchell v Katsidis
DeGale v Horton
Frankie Gavin
Billy Joe Saunders

Ortiz v Campbell
Khan v Malignaggi

That's a cracking line up if you ask me. What has been your favourite Friday night / Saturday night boxing weekend? I think one of the best was 27/28th March 1998. We kicked off with Woodhall v Malinga on the Friday night, then the following evening Terry Dunstan and Paul Lloyd challenged for IBF titles on the Paul Ingle bill. Following that we crossed to the states and willed Herol Graham to try and do the unthinkable against Charles Brewer, before finishing off with the fireworks between Lennox Lewis and Shannon Briggs.

Pucker!
Looking forward to Williams v chisora, mitchell v katsidis and khan v Malignaggi the most. But the whole line up is pretty spanking.
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Yeah, we'll have boxing coming out of our ears by Sunday. Proves the sport is alive a kicking.

It's probably already been posted somewhere but the Amir Khan-Malinaggi fights also appears to be on BBC under the Red Button option :!:
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dont forget diaz v ngoudjo (sp) on espn tonight
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stujones wrote:Another couple that stick out.

The night of Toney vs Holyfield.

We had Morales vs Espadas

What had a hell of a fight between Casamayor and Corrales

Hernadez vs Forbes

We also had a bill topped by Brian Magee on Sky and Walker vs Karmazin on the BBC.
Remember it like it was yesterday Stu. A great night's boxing.

Dya remember on the Walker/Karmazin bill when they had Audley Harrison on the phone from America having verbals with Danny Williams, who was in the studio?
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Home from work and beers chilling nicely in the fridge ready for all three cards!
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doctorboxing wrote:Home from work and beers chilling nicely in the fridge ready for all three cards!
Damn straight......best boxing weekend in a while! Yes time to leave work - straight to the offy! :OhYes:
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I have a bit of a dilemma this weekend

I'm being dragged to an event by the other half which means we are staying in some B&B.
I know I won't be able to watch the Mitchell fight live - and I desperately want to avoid the result until I get home and watch the show on Sunday.
However, I will be able to watch the ITV show live.

What do you think - will the Mitchell result be referred to during the Khan broadcast :??
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Looking forward to this w/end alright, 7:30 for the ABA's which is a nice starter indeed so am having a cpl of beers starting now.
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Asterix wrote:
slapbangwhallop wrote:Andy Lee v Mamadou Thiam
Jamie Power v John Waldron
Luis Garcia v Alexander Sipos
Andy Murray v Amir Unsworth
Mike Perez v Tomas Mrazek
Paddy McDonagh v Ciaran Healy
Mike Perez v Edgars Kalnars
Alan Donnellan v Ryan Clark
Michael Sweeney v Tommy Tolan

and the debut of Jamie Kavanagh!

not to mention Dean Byrne as well
Mike Perez is going to be busy. :bag:
This is no joke. He's down for two bouts in one night!!!!

Unbeaten Cuban heavyweight Mike Perez is promising double trouble on the Yanjing Fight Night in Limerick on Saturday as he bids to enter the record books by fighting twice on the same night in officially recorded professional bouts.

Perez features on the undercard of Andy Lee's clash with former European Champion Mamadou Thiam and he's hoping to make the boxing word sit up and take notice with an incredible double.

Perez will open the show on Saturday night when he takes on Latvia's Edgar Kalnars and should everything go smoothly for the Cork based southpaw in that contest then he will be back in the ring for a second time in a matter of hours when he faces Tomas Mrazek from the Czech Reublic.

Perez's participation in the second bout is subject to a medical examination immediately following the first bout by the Boxing Union of Ireland's ringside doctor but the man himself sees little difficulty with the task at hand.

“I think it's a great idea and when Brian Peters suggested it I jumped at the opportunity because I have had over a year out of the ring with an injury so I am looking to keep as busy as possible now and it doesn't get any better than having two fights in one night.”

Peters believes that the Perez double adds further spice to Saturday night's undercard. “Mike is chomping at the bit to fight because he has been out of the ring for so long and it's been very frustrating for him,” said Peters. “He's an incredible raw talent and he wants to start fulfilling his potential and shake up the heavyweight division and pulling off this feat on Saturday night will certainly cause a stir.

“Previously heavyweight legends such as Joe Louis, Jack Dempsey and George Foreman have fought more than once on the same night but they were always only exhibition bouts and were never counted as official contests but these bouts on Saturday night will be official and hopefully as long as Mike does the business they will improve his unbeaten record from 8 and 0 to 10 and 0.”
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chinny wrote:I have a bit of a dilemma this weekend

I'm being dragged to an event by the other half which means we are staying in some B&B.
I know I won't be able to watch the Mitchell fight live - and I desperately want to avoid the result until I get home and watch the show on Sunday.
However, I will be able to watch the ITV show live.

What do you think - will the Mitchell result be referred to during the Khan broadcast :??
Certain to be mentioned if Mitchell wins, easy remedy Chinny turn the sound down on the Khan fight

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