Bernard Dunne - fights on Monday
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jomothepure
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Bernard Dunne - fights on Monday
You may have missed this, he fights on Monday in Italy, against an Argie.
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=065695
You could nit-pick about the opponent, but the keep-busy policy, and experience fighting abroad, can only be a help to Dunne
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=065695
You could nit-pick about the opponent, but the keep-busy policy, and experience fighting abroad, can only be a help to Dunne
I get Grampian because im scottish but you can get every region from ITV
10.906V 22000 5/6 GRAMPIAN, SCOTTISH, ULSTER, CHANNEL
10.891H 22000 5/6 ANGLIA, BORDER ENGLAND, BORDER SCOTLAND, GRANADA, MERIDIAN, TYNE TEES, YORKSHIRE
10.832H 22000 FEC 5/6
CARLTON/LWT, CENTRAL WEST, HTV WALES, WESTCOUNTRY SOUTH
Unfortunately i cant get channel 4 or 5 yet but i think it will be avalible soon
10.906V 22000 5/6 GRAMPIAN, SCOTTISH, ULSTER, CHANNEL
10.891H 22000 5/6 ANGLIA, BORDER ENGLAND, BORDER SCOTLAND, GRANADA, MERIDIAN, TYNE TEES, YORKSHIRE
10.832H 22000 FEC 5/6
CARLTON/LWT, CENTRAL WEST, HTV WALES, WESTCOUNTRY SOUTH
Unfortunately i cant get channel 4 or 5 yet but i think it will be avalible soon
We have TV3(which is mostly owned by ITV) instead . Since ITV went FTA we can get that on SKY now . But as someone said we have to put in the frequency and add the channel and then go to other channels anytime we want to watch it(this is the same for all ITV channels , UTV , ITV4 etc)Cannibal wrote:We get UTV on terrestial but no on digital I think.steve689 wrote:What do you get instead of ITV, UTV or something?maxx wrote:we get RTE here on irish sky but no ITV
i had to get the frequency for itv and go to Other Channels every time i want to watch it.
Some people can pick up ITV/UTV with their regular aerial(depending where yo live) and it has been on Chorus(crappy satelite thingy) and NTL(cable) since both of those started .
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jomothepure
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The fight will be streamed on RTE's website. This coming Monday.
http://www.britishboxing.net/news_1361- ... nline.html
http://www.britishboxing.net/news_1361- ... nline.html
Good solid performance
Dunne looked like he won at least 7 of the 8 rounds. Comprehensively outboxed the Argentine, who was a tough nut, but not as skilled as Dunne.
Worryingly though, Dunne got cut early in the fight. He seems susceptible to cuts.
Typical Dunne performance: good body punches, good solid technique, but he's not a massive one puncher. The cut seemed to bother him and he threw less combinations than normal, keeping it at distance to be safe.
Worryingly though, Dunne got cut early in the fight. He seems susceptible to cuts.
Typical Dunne performance: good body punches, good solid technique, but he's not a massive one puncher. The cut seemed to bother him and he threw less combinations than normal, keeping it at distance to be safe.
Few things I picked up from the fight.
Dunne drops his hands way too much. He seems to be over confident in his head movement and frequently has his hands at his hips while letting his opponent take shots at him. His head movement is good but not that good, the Argie caught him with a few in the early rounds while he did this and a world class fighter or even a true european level fighter would catch Dunne harder and more often if he tries that in a fight with them and he would be in more trouble than he was in the Voronin fight.
The commentators on RTE really get on my tits as well, if I was a casual viewer I'd switch it off. They compliment shots that don't land and don't have a clue what they are talking about, they just read off the facts sheet the studio hands to them.
Summary of commentating.
Jimmy: They say the Mexicans are tough but there are a few Argentines who are tough as well. This fella is DANGEROUS!
Colour guy: Dunne needs to stay on the outside and not get in involved in a brawl, this guy is DAAAAAAAAANGEROUS!
Jimmy: There are a lot of DANGEROUS Argentinans!
Colour guy: Dunne needs to box him and not slug cause his guy is DAAAANGEROUS!
Jimmy: Yep, he's DANGEROUS!
Colour guy: DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANGEROUS!
Dunne drops his hands way too much. He seems to be over confident in his head movement and frequently has his hands at his hips while letting his opponent take shots at him. His head movement is good but not that good, the Argie caught him with a few in the early rounds while he did this and a world class fighter or even a true european level fighter would catch Dunne harder and more often if he tries that in a fight with them and he would be in more trouble than he was in the Voronin fight.
The commentators on RTE really get on my tits as well, if I was a casual viewer I'd switch it off. They compliment shots that don't land and don't have a clue what they are talking about, they just read off the facts sheet the studio hands to them.
Summary of commentating.
Jimmy: They say the Mexicans are tough but there are a few Argentines who are tough as well. This fella is DANGEROUS!
Colour guy: Dunne needs to stay on the outside and not get in involved in a brawl, this guy is DAAAAAAAAANGEROUS!
Jimmy: There are a lot of DANGEROUS Argentinans!
Colour guy: Dunne needs to box him and not slug cause his guy is DAAAANGEROUS!
Jimmy: Yep, he's DANGEROUS!
Colour guy: DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANGEROUS!
Never seen Dunne as a puncher - always thought it was the level of opponent that inflated his KO record.TheGoods wrote:Starting to wonder just how powerful Dunne really is? The Argie IS a natural super-fly and he still couldn't bang him out. He seems to be going backwards to me. Would love to see him fight Hunter.
I still think he is an excellent prospect, but he has always reminded me of Damean Kelly in terms of style and punch power.
Respect to Dave "Boy" McAuley
Yeah, Dunne's not a big puncher by any stretch. His KO's have more been about cumulative effect. His main strength is his body punching.
His defence was sloppy but I think he knew the Argie couldn't hurt him. I imagine we'd see a very different Dunne against Hunter. But yeah, there are real worries about his defence: Mick Dowling admitted as much on RTE last night.
On the commentators, Jimmy Magee is one of the last of the RTE brigade of guys who commentate on sports they know little or nothing about (in his case, boxing and football). I really wish there was a mute button just for him, because I was interested in hearing what his co-commentator Dave "Boy McAuley (who held the IBF Flyweight title from 89 to 92) had to say. But he seem totally cowed by Magee's inane witterings.
His defence was sloppy but I think he knew the Argie couldn't hurt him. I imagine we'd see a very different Dunne against Hunter. But yeah, there are real worries about his defence: Mick Dowling admitted as much on RTE last night.
On the commentators, Jimmy Magee is one of the last of the RTE brigade of guys who commentate on sports they know little or nothing about (in his case, boxing and football). I really wish there was a mute button just for him, because I was interested in hearing what his co-commentator Dave "Boy McAuley (who held the IBF Flyweight title from 89 to 92) had to say. But he seem totally cowed by Magee's inane witterings.
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Achybreaky
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The argie had only been stopped once in his career and that was against a world champ so i dont think we should read to much into dunnes power from this fight. Also dunne seemed to have trouble finding the argies jaw and concentrated on the body and i would imagine the argie has sore ribs this morning as some of dunnes shots were peaches.stujones wrote:Never seen Dunne as a puncher - always thought it was the level of opponent that inflated his KO record.TheGoods wrote:Starting to wonder just how powerful Dunne really is? The Argie IS a natural super-fly and he still couldn't bang him out. He seems to be going backwards to me. Would love to see him fight Hunter.
I still think he is an excellent prospect, but he has always reminded me of Damean Kelly in terms of style and punch power.