Won me a few quid tonight, bring on Piccirillo. Hope he goes on to world honours.
JAMIE MOORE
JAMIE MOORE
What a F*cking Fight and what a F*CKING FIGHTER...
Won me a few quid tonight, bring on Piccirillo. Hope he goes on to world honours.

Won me a few quid tonight, bring on Piccirillo. Hope he goes on to world honours.
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Max Molyneux
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Jamie Sanigar
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I agree, experience won Jamie the fight. Macklin was going at a mad pace throughout but Jamie never looked worried, he rode a lot of the punches really well and then came back with the better quality shots. Great fight. If Macklin had paced it a bit better he may have edged a decision, but got to take my hat off to Moore, one hell of a tough guy.
I've got soooo much respect for Moore after that. Total class in the way he conducted himself after the KO.
He's just won one of the biggest fights of his career but the concern he showed for Matthew Macklin and the way he signalled to his supporters to keep it down was different class.
He just made himself one of my favourite fighters in one foul swoop (and I had money on Macklin) and I will root for him from this day forth. Class.
He's just won one of the biggest fights of his career but the concern he showed for Matthew Macklin and the way he signalled to his supporters to keep it down was different class.
He just made himself one of my favourite fighters in one foul swoop (and I had money on Macklin) and I will root for him from this day forth. Class.
Agree, oh and Terrence - both Moore and Macklin have great chins.Goz wrote:I've got soooo much respect for Moore after that. Total class in the way he conducted himself after the KO.
He's just won one of the biggest fights of his career but the concern he showed for Matthew Macklin and the way he signalled to his supporters to keep it down was different class.
He just made himself one of my favourite fighters in one foul swoop (and I had money on Macklin) and I will root for him from this day forth. Class.
Yes, he would be favoured of Pryce, but that would be another potential Fight of the year. Pryce isn't often in a dull one... he even made Thomas McDonagh look quite box office.
Yeah Moore would make mince meat of Piccorillo- I would predict an almost carbon copy of Lauri vs Bami.
World honours - DLH, Dzindiruk, Spinks, - No Chance (sorry).
Might have a slight chance vs Rivera - who is fighting Travis Simms.
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Jamie Sanigar
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We had 2 fighters on Gatis Skuja and Michael Medor both got beat. I was suprised Medor got stopped early have not really had a chance to speak to dad about it.Wales wrote:Jamie, did you only have the one fighter at tonights show (guy who watson fought) ?
You going to stoke tomorrow? See Aaron is deubuting.
Not going up to Stoke today, I have a 7 week old baby girl so I am stuck at home with the missus!!! Aaron Thomas has sold around 400 tickets!!!! We also have Gary Davies in a good fight against Barrington Brown and Judex Meemea boxing Scott Lawton.
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Max Molyneux
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Moore's injury didn't help, plus I think there were other problems with regard to his preperation. Jamie Moore shouldn't have had a problem with the Ossie Duran who struggled to get by Colin McNeil and got easily beaten by Bradley Pryce.Max Molyneux wrote:Didn't Pryce beat Duran who KO'ed Moore though?
Probably the styles makes fights thing there.