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Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:09
by skanksta
That was a great fight and Ryan Walsh woulda enjoyed it more than anyone. :clap:

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:10
by Stuarty
TheLeprechaun wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:07
Stuarty wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:04 McCullagh was a good am fighter. Maybe he turned pro too late? Irish am boxing has a good set up and looks after their guys. Tends to happen with a lot of Irish amateurs.
Yeah that fight was a typical am vs pro.

mccullough may have won a 3 round amateur fight
Aye maybe mate. Paddy Barnes as well. Top am and turned pro too late. Josh Taylor Didn't turn over till 24/25 and i was worried that was too late. Obviously depends on the fighter but a lot of guys stay am too long...

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:11
by Stuarty
Teflondon19 wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:09
Stuarty wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:01

Yeah he was raw. He was still with his am coach and didn't pick up till he went with Nelson. I'm not trying to compare the two as fighters just their situation. One bad performance against someone who's vastly more experienced and still hungry doesn't make you a bad fighter. Walsh should've stopped him though aye. There was nothing coming back to stop him pouring in.
Surprised corner didn't pull him, they were lucky Ryan was happy to. Coast. Jazza looks really good though.... He ain't beating Walsh though
Think the final will be a right good fight. Give the edge to Walsh though aye. Dickens is a bit too straight on whereas Walsh will be showing him angles etc... Dickens looks absolutely solid though :o

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:12
by bigped
Why the commonwealth title not on line ? Thought all titles where
On line in this tournament ?

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13
by Stuarty
Bullsh1t cards again ffs!!!! What the hell is going on tonight! Are they cuunts all at the glue?

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13
by skanksta
WTF were these judges thinking ?

JaZZA was the clear winner :brick:

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13
by Stuarty
bigped wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:12 Why the commonwealth title not on line ? Thought all titles where
On line in this tournament ?
10 rounds mate

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13
by skanksta
Stuarty wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13 Bullsh1t cards again ffs!!!! What the hell is going on tonight! Are they cuunts all at the glue?
:lol:

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:15
by Stuarty
Leigh Wood looks a little like a younger Derry Matthews...

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:21
by bigped
Stuarty wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13
bigped wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:12 Why the commonwealth title not on line ? Thought all titles where
On line in this tournament ?
10 rounds mate
I know but when it was announced they said all
Belts on line .

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:22
by Stuarty
Did Crolla just Call Ryan Walsh Brian Walsh? :lol: :lol:

He's been hanging about with Carl 'the Contradiction' Froch too much :doh:

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:23
by Stuarty
bigped wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:21
Stuarty wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13

10 rounds mate
I know but when it was announced they said all
Belts on line .
Didn't hear that but you can't win Commonwealth or British over 10 so they were talking crap. Between that and some of the judging, tonight has really left a bad taste in the mouth. I liked this concept before (the tourney) but i'm disgusted at that tonight....

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 19:37
by TheLeprechaun
skanksta wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13 WTF were these judges thinking ?

JaZZA was the clear winner :brick:
At least he got the decision though mate. it was the right result in the end but just think about it - if that one judge didn't score one round 10-8 (which the other two didn't) then it would have been a draw! :lol:

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 21 Feb 2020, 20:04
by 3132DW
TheLeprechaun wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:37
skanksta wrote: 21 Feb 2020, 19:13 WTF were these judges thinking ?

JaZZA was the clear winner :brick:
At least he got the decision though mate. it was the right result in the end but just think about it - if that one judge didn't score one round 10-8 (which the other two didn't) then it would have been a draw! :lol:
Yeah and the 4th Judge in event of a draw judged on tonight’s efforts would have been Stevie Wonder.

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 04:06
by handsofstone
Deserved win for Walsh, the knockdown crucial in turning the fight in his favour, McCullagh is elusive, never stays still and is always on his bike pot shotting, Walsh struggled to pin him down in the first 4/5 rounds but he was getting close before putting him down in the 6th, after that Walsh cam on strong and put the pressure on, fought lefty all night pretty much, McCullagh looked ragged and no surprise he was down again in the 9th, right hook doing the damage,, McCullagh desmt have the best output when it comes to aggression so he never looked like getting to Walsh, good win for Walsh against tricky unbeaten boxer, used his experience down the stretch

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 04:46
by 3132DW
handsofstone wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 04:06 Deserved win for Walsh, the knockdown crucial in turning the fight in his favour, McCullagh is elusive, never stays still and is always on his bike pot shotting, Walsh struggled to pin him down in the first 4/5 rounds but he was getting close before putting him down in the 6th, after that Walsh cam on strong and put the pressure on, fought lefty all night pretty much, McCullagh looked ragged and no surprise he was down again in the 9th, right hook doing the damage,, McCullagh desmt have the best output when it comes to aggression so he never looked like getting to Walsh, good win for Walsh against tricky unbeaten boxer, used his experience down the stretch
McCullagh style stinks the building out - pot shot 2 or 3 shots and Macklin is he’s 3 up already. Terrible to watch - when Walsh hit him in 6th he looked like I’ve never been hit like that before. He was stalking him at the end - unless he throws more punches or hits harder strong guys will walk right through him in future.

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 04:54
by handsofstone
Dickens/Wood was another cracking scrap thought Wood wouldve won that but Dickens deserved his win, surprised it was so close, he always looked the boss in control apart from a spell after middle rounds when Wood looked like he might be finally finding his range but Dickens snuffed him out, nearly finished him off in the 9th, Wood done incredible to stay on his feet after getting badly rocked, probably best I've seen Dickens

Great night all around apart from Mimoune getting robbed blind

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 05:49
by Stuarty
handsofstone wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 04:54 Dickens/Wood was another cracking scrap thought Wood wouldve won that but Dickens deserved his win, surprised it was so close, he always looked the boss in control apart from a spell after middle rounds when Wood looked like he might be finally finding his range but Dickens snuffed him out, nearly finished him off in the 9th, Wood done incredible to stay on his feet after getting badly rocked, probably best I've seen Dickens

Great night all around apart from Mimoune getting robbed blind
Agree mate. Getting better with age.

Still fizzing at that robbery though! Took the enjoyment out the last two fights for me!

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 06:21
by handsofstone
Stuarty wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 05:49
handsofstone wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 04:54 Dickens/Wood was another cracking scrap thought Wood wouldve won that but Dickens deserved his win, surprised it was so close, he always looked the boss in control apart from a spell after middle rounds when Wood looked like he might be finally finding his range but Dickens snuffed him out, nearly finished him off in the 9th, Wood done incredible to stay on his feet after getting badly rocked, probably best I've seen Dickens

Great night all around apart from Mimoune getting robbed blind
Agree mate. Getting better with age.

Still fizzing at that robbery though! Took the enjoyment out the last two fights for me!
I know bud, you've gotta feel for Mimoune, he battered McKenna in there for long spells, I never scored but if McKenna only got 2 rounds then I wouldn't have complained

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 06:24
by Stuarty
handsofstone wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 06:21
Stuarty wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 05:49

Agree mate. Getting better with age.

Still fizzing at that robbery though! Took the enjoyment out the last two fights for me!
I know bud, you've gotta feel for Mimoune, he battered McKenna in there for long spells, I never scored but if McKenna only got 2 rounds then I wouldn't have complained
I gave him the first and the 5th could've went either way. Other than that i had the rest for Mimoune. Clear as well. Wasn't even close ffs :witzend: Deffo one of the worst robberies i've seen in a long time...

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 09:43
by Glass Joe
Mimoune - Davies would have been a decent scrap and I would fancy Mimoune, Davis will probably stop McKenna pretty early.

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 10:04
by Stuarty
Glass Joe wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 09:43 Mimoune - Davies would have been a decent scrap and I would fancy Mimoune, Davis will probably stop McKenna pretty early.
Aye i fancy OD for the stoppage in the final. Mimoune would've been too slick for him. Really feel for the guy. Coming over here to get the pants raped off him by they inept corrupt cuunts!

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 10:10
by handsofstone
Stuarty wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 10:04
Glass Joe wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 09:43 Mimoune - Davies would have been a decent scrap and I would fancy Mimoune, Davis will probably stop McKenna pretty early.
Aye i fancy OD for the stoppage in the final. Mimoune would've been too slick for him. Really feel for the guy. Coming over here to get the pants raped off him by they inept corrupt cuunts!
Pretty sure I read Mimoune's with MTK as well, pecking orders and all that aye

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 10:33
by Stuarty
handsofstone wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 10:10
Stuarty wrote: 22 Feb 2020, 10:04

Aye i fancy OD for the stoppage in the final. Mimoune would've been too slick for him. Really feel for the guy. Coming over here to get the pants raped off him by they inept corrupt cuunts!
Pretty sure I read Mimoune's with MTK as well, pecking orders and all that aye
Arseholes were itching for the McKenna OD final because they had a bit of handbags and fake beef! That poor French cuunt gets proper jobbed!

Re: MTK: The Golden Contract | Super-Lightweight Tournament

Posted: 22 Feb 2020, 11:38
by Delta Jay
Tell us how you really feel Stu. :lol:

Just watched the card on mute and thought McKenna won about 4 rounds, mostly early on. I thought he was moving and boxing well at the start. I was fairly certain Mimoune had won it at the end though.

Thought Jazza looked solid and relentless, with Wood lacking tenacity. Almost like it wasn’t going his way so he didn’t wanna be there. He rallied for a round or two later on.

Tactics from McCullagh a bit rubbish, impressive how Walsh switched for the whole fight, made it easier to close the distance against an opposing lefty.

Do we have a date for finals?