York Hall 16/7/14 - Running Order?

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Anyone got a running order for tonights allegedly card?
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sorry found it after all, for anyone interested:

Kirk GARVEY v Vaidas BALCIASKKAS - 19.05pm
4x3 Minute Rounds Light-Heavyweight Contest



Gary CORCORAN v Chris JENKINSON - 19.30pm
8x3 Minute Rounds Light-Middleweight Contest



Louis ADOLPHE v Danny SHANNON - 20.10pm
4x3 Minute Rounds Welterweight Contest



Bradley SKEETE v Steve PEARCE - 20.35pm
8x3 Minute Rounds Welterweight Contest



Tom BAKER v Mark TILL - 21.15pm
6x3 Minute Rounds Super-Middleweight Contest



Romeo ROMAEO v Simas VOLOSINAS - 21.45pm
6x3 Minute Rounds Super-Featherweight Contest



Frank BUGLIONI v Sam COUZENS - 22.15pm
The Vacant Southern Area Super-Middleweight Championship


Mitchell SMITH v Peter COPE - Follow on
The Vacant English Super-Featherweight Championship
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The bloke from Dr. Who is fighting? :bow:
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So is anyone actually watching this tonight? Thought someone might have got a RBR going.

For what it's worth, I'm quite enjoying it, only remembered it was on about an hour ago so a nice surprise mid-week bonus.
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Yeah I'm enjoying myself aswell, it's a bonus that the missus has spent the best part of 2 hours shopping online in the next sale so I've been left alone with a few mid week beers :-D
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Boxerbeetle123 wrote:So is anyone actually watching this tonight? Thought someone might have got a RBR going.

For what it's worth, I'm quite enjoying it, only remembered it was on about an hour ago so a nice surprise mid-week bonus.
I'm loving it too tonight, great finish in the Baker fight.
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Cracking finish, that uppercut was ruthless
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Never thought I'd say this, but I'm warming to Bradley Skeete, his last 2 fights have been good to watch.

Not impressed with this Romeo Romaeo kid though, seems like a bit of an idiot.
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Boxerbeetle123 wrote:
Not impressed with this Romeo Romaeo kid though, seems like a bit of an idiot.
Agreed, not sure who he is trying to impress with that daft entrance, he would be better off keeping it low key and learning his trade before he starts the flashy stuff
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Buglioni seems like a nice guy but he's found his level, far too open to right hands to go much further.
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I can't see Buglioni going last British title challenge level, but it's going to be fun watching his fights.
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We have so many good SMW's that the only way Frank could win the British is if they all move on to bigger things.
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digzee wrote:We have so many good SMW's that the only way Frank could win the British is if they all move on to bigger things.
Personally think frank will try and time it so that Frank B gets into Brit title contention in 18 months by which point only rocky f will likely be left around the domestic scene.
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Like to see Buglioni fight either Webb, Blackledge or Dodson next.
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Decent night of low level boxing. These were the nights I hoped allegedly were gonna put on. Disappointed with Cope v Smith. Cope was very very skinny not as good a boxer as I was led to believe. Smith feels he's ready to mix it with the to 5 SF weights in the uk. He's not, he needs to get his weight down to feather. I hear there is talk of him v Maxi Hughes. Maxi will win that with ease. Would like to see him in with Badger Hughes or Michael Roberts at featherweight. As for Romeao one word for him is "Hype" that's all he is.. He needs protected. Buglioni I felt was much the same. I think he needs more of a work rate and just needs to come forward and be a banger. Will be limited how far he goes. Wasn't really that impressed with the rest in honesty and Skeetes opponent was very poor. First fight how on earth the scorecard was 40-36 after the boy getting put down in the first round ha
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ILikeBeer wrote:The bloke from Dr. Who is fighting? :bow:
He took one look at Pertwee in action and time-travelled to a weaker era.

http://youtu.be/pMAab89iINM
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I enjoyed it as said above for what it was lovely bonus on a Wednesday.

The level might have been 'low' but I'd rather see that low level but matched quite well (2 main fights) than Saturdays Sky card again.
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[quote="daviddee"]Decent night of low level boxing. These were the nights I hoped allegedly were gonna put on.[/quote]

That's why I was surprised there didn't seem to be many people watching on here - everyone always complains about allegedly not showing enough domestic cards, but then there seemed to be very little interest in last night's show?

Saying that, maybe it just slipped under the radar for some, I only remembered it was on at about 7.30.
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I enjoyed it and was looking forward to it, makes a change from waiting for a Saturday show. I'd much rather have a show like that on rather than the Sky show from last week rammed down my throat! :bag:
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Grilling Machine wrote:
ILikeBeer wrote:The bloke from Dr. Who is fighting? :bow:
He took one look at Pertwee in action and time-travelled to a weaker era.

http://youtu.be/pMAab89iINM
I'd duck Pertwee too. He had some bad-ass Kung Fu moves.
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daviddee wrote:Decent night of low level boxing. These were the nights I hoped allegedly were gonna put on. Disappointed with Cope v Smith. Cope was very very skinny not as good a boxer as I was led to believe. Smith feels he's ready to mix it with the to 5 SF weights in the uk. He's not, he needs to get his weight down to feather. I hear there is talk of him v Maxi Hughes. Maxi will win that with ease. Would like to see him in with Badger Hughes or Michael Roberts at featherweight. As for Romeao one word for him is "Hype" that's all he is.. He needs protected. Buglioni I felt was much the same. I think he needs more of a work rate and just needs to come forward and be a banger. Will be limited how far he goes. Wasn't really that impressed with the rest in honesty and Skeetes opponent was very poor. First fight how on earth the scorecard was 40-36 after the boy getting put down in the first round ha
If Ref scored one of the rounds even.
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stujones wrote:
daviddee wrote:Decent night of low level boxing. These were the nights I hoped allegedly were gonna put on. Disappointed with Cope v Smith. Cope was very very skinny not as good a boxer as I was led to believe. Smith feels he's ready to mix it with the to 5 SF weights in the uk. He's not, he needs to get his weight down to feather. I hear there is talk of him v Maxi Hughes. Maxi will win that with ease. Would like to see him in with Badger Hughes or Michael Roberts at featherweight. As for Romeao one word for him is "Hype" that's all he is.. He needs protected. Buglioni I felt was much the same. I think he needs more of a work rate and just needs to come forward and be a banger. Will be limited how far he goes. Wasn't really that impressed with the rest in honesty and Skeetes opponent was very poor. First fight how on earth the scorecard was 40-36 after the boy getting put down in the first round ha
If Ref scored one of the rounds even.
Boy who won was put down in the first round so 10-8 to the other guy. Maximum he could of got was 38 if he won the other 3 rounds..
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I enjoyed last night's card,some good fights,Smith looked good against Cope and boxed quite measured which i didnt expect from him and seems like a clever boxer actually by deciding to pick up points rather than being hellbent on a KO

Buglioni looks like his usual old self really,little or no head movement but can dig and is exciting as hell,i can see him picking up a British or Commonwealth at best providing he's put in with a non puncher or someone not very durable

Peter McDonagh as a pundit was a great change and was insightful seeing as he's fought nearly every boxer in Britain so was good to get an inside view from him plus he was funny as fvck

"Most Definitly" :lol:
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daviddee wrote:
stujones wrote:
daviddee wrote:Decent night of low level boxing. These were the nights I hoped allegedly were gonna put on. Disappointed with Cope v Smith. Cope was very very skinny not as good a boxer as I was led to believe. Smith feels he's ready to mix it with the to 5 SF weights in the uk. He's not, he needs to get his weight down to feather. I hear there is talk of him v Maxi Hughes. Maxi will win that with ease. Would like to see him in with Badger Hughes or Michael Roberts at featherweight. As for Romeao one word for him is "Hype" that's all he is.. He needs protected. Buglioni I felt was much the same. I think he needs more of a work rate and just needs to come forward and be a banger. Will be limited how far he goes. Wasn't really that impressed with the rest in honesty and Skeetes opponent was very poor. First fight how on earth the scorecard was 40-36 after the boy getting put down in the first round ha
If Ref scored one of the rounds even.
Boy who won was put down in the first round so 10-8 to the other guy. Maximum he could of got was 38 if he won the other 3 rounds..
The ref (wrongly) didn't call it a knock down...
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Post by tear up »

Enjoyed the show smith is a better fighter than I first thought and well done to him young star in the making wAs over the moon to have a beer with my old friend mr Callaghan looking forward to tge next show
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