peter mc donagh come on gomez im back to fight you

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Post by slapbangwhallop »

1southpaw wrote:
BigEars wrote:McDonagh is an iron chinned , feather fisted journeyman with a reasonable punch output and decent stamina . I think it's unfair to call him shit but Gomez was beating the crap out of him for 3 rounds and then started to tire , however Gomez still won the 4th on my card and was winning the 5th till he just said 'eff it , why should I bother' .

Gomez claimed that he just decided to quit boxing there and then , and I believe him(although I originally went with the fix argument) I think it dawned on Gomez that his British title and WBU days headlining on Sky were over and from now on he was going to have to grind out tough victories over durable guys like McDonagh to even get near where he used to be and as I said thought 'eff it , why should I bother ?'
at the end of the day do you think that gomez would have given up if he was winning no nor do i a lot of people under estimate mcdonagh because of his record but it just shows you what he can do when he's had notice for a fight (burke/gomez i think he would stop gomez again and would give the top names in britain at super feather a good run for there money people seem to forget that mcdonagh is his best at 9st 4lbs :TU:

come on peter let us know what you are doing about fighting gomez
what are you smoking
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BigEars wrote:
1southpaw wrote:
BigEars wrote:McDonagh is an iron chinned , feather fisted journeyman with a reasonable punch output and decent stamina . I think it's unfair to call him shit but Gomez was beating the crap out of him for 3 rounds and then started to tire , however Gomez still won the 4th on my card and was winning the 5th till he just said 'eff it , why should I bother' .

Gomez claimed that he just decided to quit boxing there and then , and I believe him(although I originally went with the fix argument) I think it dawned on Gomez that his British title and WBU days headlining on Sky were over and from now on he was going to have to grind out tough victories over durable guys like McDonagh to even get near where he used to be and as I said thought 'eff it , why should I bother ?'
at the end of the day do you think that gomez would have given up if he was winning no nor do i a lot of people under estimate mcdonagh because of his record but it just shows you what he can do when he's had notice for a fight (burke/gomez i think he would stop gomez again and would give the top names in britain at super feather a good run for there money people seem to forget that mcdonagh is his best at 9st 4lbs :TU:

come on peter let us know what you are doing about fighting gomez
What ?............I just said I thought Gomez gave up while he was winning(I had him 4 rounds up) and there's no doubt about it Gomez was beating the crap out of McDonagh for almost all of the fight until he gave up .

Credit to McDonagh the guy is tough , but he is quite limited and has no punch whatsoever .
The judges had McDonagh winning on the score cards, he never had a mark on him and Gomez had was all marked up and I recall his head being bounced about time and time again and I had McDonagh winning so I dont know what you was watching. I dont know about 'big ears' I think you need some big glasses
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Post by slapbangwhallop »

Des1 wrote:
BigEars wrote:
1southpaw wrote: at the end of the day do you think that gomez would have given up if he was winning no nor do i a lot of people under estimate mcdonagh because of his record but it just shows you what he can do when he's had notice for a fight (burke/gomez i think he would stop gomez again and would give the top names in britain at super feather a good run for there money people seem to forget that mcdonagh is his best at 9st 4lbs :TU:

come on peter let us know what you are doing about fighting gomez
What ?............I just said I thought Gomez gave up while he was winning(I had him 4 rounds up) and there's no doubt about it Gomez was beating the crap out of McDonagh for almost all of the fight until he gave up .

Credit to McDonagh the guy is tough , but he is quite limited and has no punch whatsoever .
The judges had McDonagh winning on the score cards, he never had a mark on him and Gomez had was all marked up and I recall his head being bounced about time and time again and I had McDonagh winning so I dont know what you was watching. I dont know about 'big ears' I think you need some big glasses
your talkin shite Des - I had GOmez winning three and drawing one, I dont think I have heard of anyone that thought McDonagh was ahead or even level at the time
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STEVE WOOD wrote:Toby ,

Michael is not ready for 12 round fights just yet and Peter is not either.

Tell Peter I wil be in touch with his people soon and we can try and make the fight for October , may the best man win.

Thank you ,

STEVE WOOD
Peter Mcdonagh is a journey man that beat Gomez when he was at his worse,all mcdonagh has done is price himself out of fights and lookin for the big ones which i dont blame him for but lets be real,why not fight one of the prospects about,Smedley wanted to fight him but he wanted too much.come on peter show a bit of arse and take on the prospects.icky Smedley will fight you any time give FA a ring
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Post by toby »

peter was never offered smelly so thats bull shit he dont need no ares he has boxed alot of good fighters you prick :TU:
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Post by Wales »

So is eh taking up the Gomez fight or what?
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Post by fatton »

McDonagh seems to think he's a superstar following the win over Gomez and can name his price. That's why he's been inactive lately he keeps outpricing himself out of every job he's been offered. I don't hold out much hope of a rematch with Gomez coming off.
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sligobhoy67 wrote:
Des1 wrote:
BigEars wrote: What ?............I just said I thought Gomez gave up while he was winning(I had him 4 rounds up) and there's no doubt about it Gomez was beating the crap out of McDonagh for almost all of the fight until he gave up .

Credit to McDonagh the guy is tough , but he is quite limited and has no punch whatsoever .
The judges had McDonagh winning on the score cards, he never had a mark on him and Gomez had was all marked up and I recall his head being bounced about time and time again and I had McDonagh winning so I dont know what you was watching. I dont know about 'big ears' I think you need some big glasses
your talkin shite Des - I had GOmez winning three and drawing one, I dont think I have heard of anyone that thought McDonagh was ahead or even level at the time
And neither had I , I doubt McDonagh even thought he was winning .

I think Des here might be a slight bit biased , and I get the feeling he wouldn't have made the claim that McDonagh was winning had the fight been on tv in the UK and more people here seen what actually happened .
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Post by toby »

he has not priced him self out of fights there has been no challengers
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Post by steel »

toby wrote:peter was never offered smelly so thats bull shit he dont need no ares he has boxed alot of good fighters you prick :TU:
smedley would fight him for free tosser,and the good fighters hes boxed hes lost too
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Post by toby »

nick beat some great fighters over 6x2 you can see he is a championship fighter :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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toby wrote:nick beat some great fighters over 6x2 you can see he is a championship fighter :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
he is a prospect unbeaten, and would blow your man away without breaking a swet as hes only a steppin stone :TU:
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BigEars wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:
Des1 wrote:The judges had McDonagh winning on the score cards, he never had a mark on him and Gomez had was all marked up and I recall his head being bounced about time and time again and I had McDonagh winning so I dont know what you was watching. I dont know about 'big ears' I think you need some big glasses
your talkin shite Des - I had GOmez winning three and drawing one, I dont think I have heard of anyone that thought McDonagh was ahead or even level at the time
And neither had I , I doubt McDonagh even thought he was winning .

I think Des here might be a slight bit biased , and I get the feeling he wouldn't have made the claim that McDonagh was winning had the fight been on tv in the UK and more people here seen what actually happened .
No not at all biased, I thought he was winning and so did many neutral people, I heard he was ahead one score cards, or at least one anyway, but basically thats not the issue is it, you all keep banging on as if Gomez was right bashing him up and then suddenly quit, no that didnt happen, at worst you might say 'McDonagh was still in the fight' and anyway if Gomez's excuse for losing is he 'got to bored' :D why didnt he just finish McDonagh off & get the win? Gomez said he was bored of hitting McDonagh :D but surely he knows most ref's are quick to jump in and stop fights to soon nowadays so why wasnt he able to put a few punches together, have the fight won then the one who was suposed to win wins then there wouldnt be this big debate! How many fighters have excuses when they lose? Unfortunately record book's dont say 'lost...but' do they, fact is McDonagh won the fight and he'll win again should they ever box again I believe
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Des1 wrote:
BigEars wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote: your talkin shite Des - I had GOmez winning three and drawing one, I dont think I have heard of anyone that thought McDonagh was ahead or even level at the time
And neither had I , I doubt McDonagh even thought he was winning .

I think Des here might be a slight bit biased , and I get the feeling he wouldn't have made the claim that McDonagh was winning had the fight been on tv in the UK and more people here seen what actually happened .
No not at all biased, I thought he was winning and so did many neutral people, I heard he was ahead one score cards, or at least one anyway, but basically thats not the issue is it, you all keep banging on as if Gomez was right bashing him up and then suddenly quit, no that didnt happen, at worst you might say 'McDonagh was still in the fight' and anyway if Gomez's excuse for losing is he 'got to bored' :D why didnt he just finish McDonagh off & get the win? Gomez said he was bored of hitting McDonagh :D but surely he knows most ref's are quick to jump in and stop fights to soon nowadays so why wasnt he able to put a few punches together, have the fight won then the one who was suposed to win wins then there wouldnt be this big debate! How many fighters have excuses when they lose? Unfortunately record book's dont say 'lost...but' do they, fact is McDonagh won the fight and he'll win again should they ever box again I believe
he didn't stop him simply because McDonagh has a very good chin and was throwing punches back , doesn't mean he wasn't taking a beating(imo)

toby wasn't McDonagh meant to have been fighting Romanov as a tune up for Romaov's European title fight ? , but then one of them pulled out with injury and that was the last talk of McDonagh fighting till this rematch with Gomez which has seemed to come about . Lets hope Uri Geller is available again :lol:
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sligobhoy67 wrote:
Des1 wrote:
BigEars wrote: What ?............I just said I thought Gomez gave up while he was winning(I had him 4 rounds up) and there's no doubt about it Gomez was beating the crap out of McDonagh for almost all of the fight until he gave up .

Credit to McDonagh the guy is tough , but he is quite limited and has no punch whatsoever .
The judges had McDonagh winning on the score cards, he never had a mark on him and Gomez had was all marked up and I recall his head being bounced about time and time again and I had McDonagh winning so I dont know what you was watching. I dont know about 'big ears' I think you need some big glasses
your talkin shite Des - I had GOmez winning three and drawing one, I dont think I have heard of anyone that thought McDonagh was ahead or even level at the time
it dont really matter if mcdonagh was winning or loseing he still got the w next to his name come on peter bash gomez again :TU:
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Post by slapbangwhallop »

like I have said earlier - good luck to Peter, genuinely I wish him the best, and hope he does well - but to pretend that is is a quality operator then that is nonsense.

Let me ask again - apart from the "unusual" win over Gomez please name another decent fighter that he has beaten
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Post by hitman_hatton1 »

i'm gonna watch gomez-mcdonagh later and give my opinion.

i seem to remember mcdonagh winning it at the point it was stopped. :wink:
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Post by toby »

now that is someone who does not know peter thank you give him some credit :TU:
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