Derry Matthews - champion again - old school

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palooka wrote:
Horse wrote:
palooka wrote:Have a day off;
You should have a day off considering the nonsense you're posting today.
palooka wrote:Matthews did Coyle with a very good left hook against every other minute of the bout, it was Derry who was on the way to a comprehensive and punishing loss and he was lucky; the hook he threw got him a KO win when he was on the way to a loss.
He still had another 2 rounds to get him, so even if that punch hadn't landed there was a good chance he would have got to him anyway.
We must have been watching a different bout.
And you need to understand the
y fight over 12 rounds not anything else you sound a very bad loser mate,accept it and move on
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billy nelson wrote:
palooka wrote:He was very lucky; Coyle battered him last night; it was one punch against the run of play. I reckon the bout will have taken more out of Derry than Tommy.
theres no such thing has luck when throwing punches
There is when it comes to them landing.
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And you need to understand the
y fight over 12 rounds not anything else you sound a very bad loser mate,accept it and move on[/quote]

I think the Burns v Gonzales bout is still fresh in your mind Billy and yes; Ricky was lucky that night and Derry was lucky last night. It's good that you defend your friends and we all know that Ricky and Derry are your friends; it doesn't make you the most impartial of commentators though Billy - it's; 'I'll back Ricky right or Ricky wrong' and 'I'll back Derry right or Derry wrong'. Lets hope Ricky doesn't get undone by a big hook after schooling his next opponent for 9 rounds else we may see you back peddling on what you say :TU:
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I don 't get the idea that Matthews was lucky. He knocked the guy clean out. It doesn't matter if it was the first minute or the last minute - that's boxing. I have every sympathy for Coyle, and he'll come again,but he got knocked out!

I still say - well done Derry.
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dalcumly wrote:I don 't get the idea that Matthews was lucky. He knocked the guy clean out. It doesn't matter if it was the first minute or the last minute - that's boxing. I have every sympathy for Coyle, and he'll come again,but he got knocked out!

I still say - well done Derry.
If it was the first minute it was less lucky than if it was the last: particularly if he'd been on the receiving end for the fight; it was a great punch and if Mathews had the guile to walk Coyle onto it earlier he wouldn't have taken such punishment on the way. I thought he was lucky as Coyle had the run of the fight.
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DERRY :bow: :bow: :bow:
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dalcumly wrote:What a fight - and what a turnaround! Matthews never gave up , or lost hope , and landed the winner when the fight looked lost. You don't get this type of event in other sports. Defeats from the jaws of victory can happen in an instant in boxing , and his corner and friends loved it didn't they ?

But where the real class came from was in his after fight interview when he did everything to support his opponent -well done lad.

Derry is a throwback.
It was interesting to see Richie Woodhall predict Derry would still pull through. Coyle was on top but hey, that's Boxing... It was a cracking bout and Coyle's stamina was superb, Even Jamie Moore was a little worried that he may blow out.. But well done Dirty, Coyle can come again!! :bag:
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palooka wrote:And you need to understand the
y fight over 12 rounds not anything else you sound a very bad loser mate,accept it and move on
I think the Burns v Gonzales bout is still fresh in your mind Billy and yes; Ricky was lucky that night and Derry was lucky last night. It's good that you defend your friends and we all know that Ricky and Derry are your friends; it doesn't make you the most impartial of commentators though Billy - it's; 'I'll back Ricky right or Ricky wrong' and 'I'll back Derry right or Derry wrong'. Lets hope Ricky doesn't get undone by a big hook after schooling his next opponent for 9 rounds else we may see you back peddling on what you say :TU:[/quote Mate you simply cant grasp what im saying that is any punch thrown in a ring has a meaning behind it and that is to land on your opponent,now if your opponent cant(Gonzalez~) cant withstand those punches or is physically shattered that simplly isnt your fault,its your opponents.
There was no luck whatsoever in Rickys or Derrys win, dont get me wrong on both occasions they struggled a lot at times but see a sign of a true champion is they WILL find a way
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respect to derry... really felt sorry for coyle though a good young prospect hope he can come back from a devastating loss..
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ajwesty13 wrote:respect to derry... really felt sorry for coyle though a good young prospect hope he can come back from a devastating loss..
He shouldnt see it as a devestating loss,he never done much wrong to be fair but theres a time you see the fight out and a time when you go for it coz your down, its a valuable lesson learned i hope
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billy nelson wrote: He shouldnt see it as a devestating loss,he never done much wrong to be fair but theres a time you see the fight out and a time when you go for it coz your down, its a valuable lesson learned i hope

hope so billy... when he was talking after the fight he was pretty inconsolable ... think hel need a rematch with derry just to put it to bed....
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:Rematch surely.
Why ?
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derry wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Rematch surely.
Why ?
You don't think he deserves one?
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Post by Fortynineandout »

No need for a rematch IMO .

Derry was well beaten , he said as much himself , yet showed what a true warrior and champ he is by digging deep and producing a knock out punch.

Tommy can also move on,safe in the knowledge that he put on a great show and belongs at the top level domestically . He is only a young lad and there should be plenty of options and opportunities to come his way . He should be proud of his effort and performance. This experience will make him a better fighter .

Respect and Well done to both lads, you are a credit to the sport.
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Post by boxingfarmer30 »

derry wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Rematch surely.
Why ?
If the monies right you will take it,that's what drives you.As I know what your about.
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Derrys like a cat got 9 life's so they say ha but big well done he seems to have been around for ever wish him well
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ShadrachSimmo wrote:
derry wrote:
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Rematch surely.
Why ?
You don't think he deserves one?
Why does he if he would of won on sat due to me not performing would he of give me one , what do I get out of it ?
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tear up wrote:Derrys like a cat got 9 life's so they say ha but big well done he seems to have been around for ever wish him well
every time Matthews does it - follows a blemish, often a debilitating one, with a big performance. this guy can come back from 2, even 3 blemishes, to score the big victory.

I always think of "cat" and "9 lives" following a derry Matthews comeback.

the man has really produced, playing his part in one of the most exciting eras of british lightweight boxing I've come across.

derry is a fornicating amazing example of a fighter who can come back. he is that brilliant example who makes a case for giving a good fighter 2nd or 3rd chances. I used to moan that sky sports used to favour him and give him chance after chance, but when a man produces, improves, and grabs opportunities by the scruff of the neck, how can you complain.

you have to say, one of british boxing's true hard bastards. Matthews is surely going to go down as a scouse legend.
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who next? as Matthews is a veteran, and vulnerable, I think he's best when surprising an opponent. so a fresh face, a different foe, someone he's not fought before. fighting coyle a 2nd time, something could go wrong.

who'd we like to see derry in with, the most?
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What a weird thread. People starting rucks over absolutely nothing.
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stevieb_8006 wrote:What a weird thread. People starting rucks over absolutely nothing.
Well spotted :TU:
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Post by the golden vision »

Winning that belt was the perfect riposte to all of the Crolla fans who've been giving him abuse since the Rees win, ram it down their throats Derry. :yay:
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palooka wrote:Well spotted :TU:
:zzz:
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which crolla fans have belittled Matthews? surely Matthews winning like this underlines the good company that crolla's been in with. Matthews has been a positive experience for crolla, who had to adapt his boxing to move forward - which he ultimately did, vs rees.

if I was a dirty derry supporter, i'd not like to see rematches, because it's the other guy who can improve at this stage (crolla 2, rees 2). so no crolla 3 - crolla could go after the Italian who stopped Matthews, for the European title. and no coyle 2, please - hard to top a come from behind KO.
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Post by DMA1987 »

As has been said, no point in a Coyle rematch. Coyle showed he had the beating of Derry in the first fight.

Personally I would love to see him in with Mitchell.
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