Pickering out of world title shot

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dondada
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Pickering out of world title shot

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stujones
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Post by stujones »

Does FA have options on Perrera... Damn shame for Esham that.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

bummer!
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Post by chado »

Gutted for eesh, hope he gets his chance again.
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Post by Haighy »

Gutted for him, i thought he had an outside chance against Perrera. Hopefully he'll get a rematch with hunter as a eliminator at super-bantam. What a great rematch that would be.
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Post by Razor »

Please Hunter step in, please please please :wink:
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Post by lirva33 »

If Dunne had balls, he'd step in.

But getting a hiding from Voronin and Valdez and dropped by an unknown and generally not having the skills to get the job sone are the reasons why he won't.
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Post by TheGoods »

Hunter WAS offered this fight on Tuesday but his management team knocked it back. He was still obviously relatively fresh after the Guartos win but a weekend on the tear in Hartlepool can do untold damage to a man's waistline and with the fight being on another Continent so soon after his last fight it was knocked back. Spoke to Michael and he fancied it "if it was a week later". The mood he is in right now he'd fight anyone. Interestingly his deal with Barry Hearn is up after his next fight (set for June/July) and I'm hearing Mr Maloney fancies getting involved.
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Post by TerribleTerry »

lirva33 wrote:If Dunne had balls, he'd step in.
If you had any sort of self respect for yourself as a man you would pay up on your bets, but you don't so you won't.

Why do you still post here? Your posts are entirely worthless.
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Post by TerribleTerry »

Shame Hunter couldnt take the assignment but I fully understand that a weekend of beer and curry isnt what he needs so close to his biggest fight ever.
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Post by TheGoods »

Could be a VERY interesting announcement soon regarding Hunter's next opponent. Just on the phone to him there at the airport as he's having a few days away with his missus and the kids. Let's just say he is quite excitable!!!
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Post by FightingIrish »

It will ONLY be a very exciting announcement if he is agreeing to fight Dunne..... if so he better make sure he gets a rematch clause into the agreement coz hes gonna need one!!!!
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Post by BigEars »

lirva33 wrote:If Dunne had balls, he'd step in.
He's not ranked at Super Bantamweight or Featherweight by the IBF so he can't .

oh and btw pay your gambling bets .
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Post by Cannibal »

Eric Aiken now has the shot. He's 15-4-0.
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Post by FightingIrish »

who didnt pay up and what was the bet???
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