European Championships (amateurs)

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Tommy Stalker up at light-welter is through to the semi's after beating last years bronze medalist, and then topping that off by beating last year's gold medalist in the quarters.

Recent flyweight ABA champ, Charlie Edwards, is also through to the semis beating former a former two-time medalist. Good on the 18 year old in his first senior international comp.

Ireland's Ray Moylette is through also.

Anyone got any more results?
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Cambell lost a disputed decision in the quarters.

Selby is through to Semi's. Anthony Joshua got stopped.

Charlie Edwards is the future - really hope he brings home the gold.

Semi Finals can be watched tomorrow online at http://www.trt.net.tr/canli/canli.aspx?kanal=TV3&slv=0

Real test for the squad will be the worlds in Baku in September.
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Anthony Joshua got stopped in the 3rd of his quarter final he was up on points but was rocked heavily in the 3rd and stopped on his feet :(

Great to see Charlie Edwards and Stalker progressing though :TU:
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Joe Ward from Ireland is through to the Light Heavyweight semi finals aswell. He is a fantastic prospect at only 18 years old. Has already beaten Kenny Egan in the Nationals.
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Deno1986 wrote:Joe Ward from Ireland is through to the Light Heavyweight semi finals aswell. He is a fantastic prospect at only 18 years old. Has already beaten Kenny Egan in the Nationals.
He still looks very raw to me and I thought he lost that fight.

Nevin and Conlan were on the wrong end of robberies, Nevin especially.

I'd like to see Ward move up and out of the division and make way for Egan in the qualifiers.
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slapbangwhallop wrote:
Deno1986 wrote:Joe Ward from Ireland is through to the Light Heavyweight semi finals aswell. He is a fantastic prospect at only 18 years old. Has already beaten Kenny Egan in the Nationals.
He still looks very raw to me and I thought he lost that fight.

Nevin and Conlan were on the wrong end of robberies, Nevin especially.

I'd like to see Ward move up and out of the division and make way for Egan in the qualifiers.
i heard or read somewhere that Egan was partying it up in Miami (where his WSB franchise is based) and had taken his eye off the ball. Any truth in those rumours?
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I think theres Stalker&Edwards England Ward&Moylette Irish,Selby&Evans Wales
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dbf wrote:
slapbangwhallop wrote:
Deno1986 wrote:Joe Ward from Ireland is through to the Light Heavyweight semi finals aswell. He is a fantastic prospect at only 18 years old. Has already beaten Kenny Egan in the Nationals.
He still looks very raw to me and I thought he lost that fight.

Nevin and Conlan were on the wrong end of robberies, Nevin especially.

I'd like to see Ward move up and out of the division and make way for Egan in the qualifiers.
i heard or read somewhere that Egan was partying it up in Miami (where his WSB franchise is based) and had taken his eye off the ball. Any truth in those rumours?
Egan? Partying? You sure you got the right guy Flexen?
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Slap Why would you like to see Ward step up in weight,didnt he beat Egan fair&square? he seems to be doing ok in these Euros...
By the way dont think thats Flexen,he posts under db Flex..
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Slap Why would you like to see Ward step up in weight,didnt he beat Egan fair&square? he seems to be doing ok in these Euros...
By the way dont think thats Flexen,he posts under db Flex..
It's was a close fight in the seniors and Egan was handling easy enough until Ward bulled through him and Egan fell apart.

I just think that Egan would do better or at least as good and I think Ward would do better than the guy on the weight above (Sheehan) so we would have both of them.

Not only that but I forsee a potential Frankie Gavin type scenario when Ward has outgrown the weight and it is impossible to make the weight - then we'd have lost both Egan and ward.

Ps I know he's not Flexen, I'm just yanking his chain.
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dbf wrote:
Charlie Edwards is the future - really hope he brings home the gold..


Where's him from?
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slapbangwhallop wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Slap Why would you like to see Ward step up in weight,didnt he beat Egan fair&square? he seems to be doing ok in these Euros...
By the way dont think thats Flexen,he posts under db Flex..
It's was a close fight in the seniors and Egan was handling easy enough until Ward bulled through him and Egan fell apart.

I just think that Egan would do better or at least as good and I think Ward would do better than the guy on the weight above (Sheehan) so we would have both of them.

Not only that but I forsee a potential Frankie Gavin type scenario when Ward has outgrown the weight and it is impossible to make the weight - then we'd have lost both Egan and ward.

Ps I know he's not Flexen, I'm just yanking his chain.
If he goes up to heavyweight he will be giving loads of weight away to experienced boxers
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Londonirish wrote:
dbf wrote:
Charlie Edwards is the future - really hope he brings home the gold..


Where's him from?
He fight out of Lynn ABC :TU:
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
dbf wrote:
Charlie Edwards is the future - really hope he brings home the gold..


Where's him from?
He fight out of Lynn ABC :TU:


Thanks :TU:
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slapbangwhallop wrote:
Deno1986 wrote:Joe Ward from Ireland is through to the Light Heavyweight semi finals aswell. He is a fantastic prospect at only 18 years old. Has already beaten Kenny Egan in the Nationals.
He still looks very raw to me and I thought he lost that fight.

Nevin and Conlan were on the wrong end of robberies, Nevin especially.

I'd like to see Ward move up and out of the division and make way for Egan in the qualifiers.
He is bound to be raw, he is still a child. :lol:

I heard that Nevin got well and truly "jobbed" alright.
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wrimc wrote:Anthony Joshua got stopped in the 3rd of his quarter final he was up on points but was rocked heavily in the 3rd and stopped on his feet :(

Great to see Charlie Edwards and Stalker progressing though :TU:

Was keeping an eye on how Joshua faired in this tournament. His first big international competition.
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
slapbangwhallop wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Slap Why would you like to see Ward step up in weight,didnt he beat Egan fair&square? he seems to be doing ok in these Euros...
By the way dont think thats Flexen,he posts under db Flex..
It's was a close fight in the seniors and Egan was handling easy enough until Ward bulled through him and Egan fell apart.

I just think that Egan would do better or at least as good and I think Ward would do better than the guy on the weight above (Sheehan) so we would have both of them.

Not only that but I forsee a potential Frankie Gavin type scenario when Ward has outgrown the weight and it is impossible to make the weight - then we'd have lost both Egan and ward.

Ps I know he's not Flexen, I'm just yanking his chain.
If he goes up to heavyweight he will be giving loads of weight away to experienced boxers
Yes, but Ward will be a year bigger, older, wiser and more experienced and after all there are experienced boxers at LHW as well.

Its preferable to him outgrowin the weight
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But he will have to qualify at Heavyweight&theres less places up for grabs
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:But he will have to qualify at Heavyweight&theres less places up for grabs
I agree with that, but again he has still to qualify at LHW as well and there still is the risk that he will outgrow the weight - what use is qualification then.

Anyway, I am not sure but there may be a box-off with Egan to see who get the place at the final qualifier.

I think he is a cousin of Martin Ward that fights for Repton as well, obviously good fighting genes.
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slapbangwhallop wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:But he will have to qualify at Heavyweight&theres less places up for grabs
I agree with that, but again he has still to qualify at LHW as well and there still is the risk that he will outgrow the weight - what use is qualification then.

Anyway, I am not sure but there may be a box-off with Egan to see who get the place at the final qualifier.

I think he is a cousin of Martin Ward that fights for Repton as well, obviously good fighting genes.
That is very good fighting gene :TU:
I see what you mean if he qualify at the lighter weight,then at 2012 cant do the weight..
I was quite surprised to see in last weeks BN that the Irish had box offs at two weights to see who would go to the Euros as they normally stick with they boxers who won the nationals..
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www.aibaboxingtv.com

Better link. Interestingly streamed via youtube. Check out AIBA with their fancy technology - must be where all the money goes!
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Stalker's opponent pulled out and so Tom is through to the final against the Irish Moylette. Should be good.
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Young Charlie Edwards done fantastic to pick up a bronze in his first senior championships
its along way to go yet but he will be around for 2016 :TU:
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Fred Evans&Andrew Selby(Wales) Joe Ward(Ireland) also thru to Finals
3 GB boxers&2 Irish in finals :TU:
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It's was a close fight in the seniors and Egan was handling easy enough until Ward bulled through him and Egan fell apart.
Eh no... Egan had two points harshly deducted.
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