Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:30
REAL_DEAL wrote:wasn't that bad they only just called him the best boxer on the planetThe commentary was probably the most biased I have ever heard
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Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:33
The New WBA SuperbantamWeight World Champ!
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:34
Cmon DG, give a bit of respect, Bernard did a great job
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:34
DOH!!!FtmPress wrote:I believe Dunne has to chances in this fight slim and none and slim has just left the bar. Tell me it was a great move on saturday night after you see your man get his butt kicked. Rendall and myself will be at ringside to watch before i make up my mind on his next move with the rest of his team.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:34
Thanks for the upates. I must admit, after the Martinez debacle and the fragilities Bernard seemed to display in his last bout, I wasn't entirely convinced. Tonight has proven me wrong and massive congrats to Mr Dunne for coming through the trenches and finishing in such style.
I sincerely hope that Cordoba's trip to the hospital turns out to be no more than a precautionary measure.
I sincerely hope that Cordoba's trip to the hospital turns out to be no more than a precautionary measure.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:36
thepocketrocket wrote:Cmon DG, give a bit of respect, Bernard did a great job
Yes, he did!
He still looks lke a T Rex.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:36
RTE cut the web stream during a very interesting post fight interview - shame to miss the last few questions there but it was a great fight to watch live and one that I will remember for a long time to come.
I hope RTE can sort their differences out with Sky so we can see future Dunne et al fight cards on UK TV.
I hope RTE can sort their differences out with Sky so we can see future Dunne et al fight cards on UK TV.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:37
MightyWarrior wrote:DOH!!!FtmPress wrote:I believe Dunne has to chances in this fight slim and none and slim has just left the bar. Tell me it was a great move on saturday night after you see your man get his butt kicked. Rendall and myself will be at ringside to watch before i make up my mind on his next move with the rest of his team.
X2!
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:38
Bernard Dunne is a legend!!!! Me and thr Mrs are off to the first defence, i made a promise!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:38
Ireland winning the Grand Slam touches the heart in pc times. It doesn't go below or over my head as a second genertion (plastic) paddy. Great night for the Irish and good on them.TerribleTerry wrote:To be fair to you PR I can vouch for that - you have always been a Dunne devotee; even through the dark times.thepocketrocket wrote:What a night!!!!!! I believed from 2001!!!!
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:39
Not many were tipping Dunne coming into this one - nicely done Steve
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:41
Thanks Terry..hope Duddy can do it now!!!!! I'm nearly in tears here and dont mind admitting it!!!
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:43
That was an absolute barn-stormer of a fight!!
Fair play Dunne to come back from being down twice in a round.
What a day to be irish!!!!!
Fair play Dunne to come back from being down twice in a round.
What a day to be irish!!!!!
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:43
Fight of the year so far and will be hard to beat.Fantastic heart shown by Bernard and what a performace.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:46
Congrats to the Irish and to Dunne......Great accomplishment
I just hope that Cordoba is ok.
I just hope that Cordoba is ok.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:47
We all hope Cordoba is OK...some things are bigger than sport...thankfully according to the mC he is sound!!!
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:47
If any of you guy's or gals want the dvd for tonights bill just pm me
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:58
Hope both boxers come out of this ok.
It was one fo the hardest for the ref to call, think he did as well as i would.
It was one fo the hardest for the ref to call, think he did as well as i would.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 20:59
Glad to see this performance has finally seen you give Dunne some credit and the respect he deserves search/lirva.search wrote:I can vouch for pocketrocket being a fan of dunne from day 1. i remember back in 2001 when he made a thread before dunnes first fight in the US in the brit forum. I've known about dunne since he was an amatuer. Fair play to the lad, he really showed heart and deserves his day in the sun.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 21:01
Cheeers for the memory lads...who knows how long it will last but at least we can say we were there!!!! Thumbs up search
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 22:25
When will see Munroe and Dunne fight, Frank but are you scared Dunne would destroy Rendall even though he would of done before tonights performance.FtmPress wrote:I believe Dunne has to chances in this fight slim and none and slim has just left the bar. Tell me it was a great move on saturday night after you see your man get his butt kicked. Rendall and myself will be at ringside to watch before i make up my mind on his next move with the rest of his team.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 22:29
I was at the 02 and it was a very special night. Dunne was brilliant, Lee was good, Taylor was basically herself destroying opponents and Rock was in a nice scrap with Furlan but I wasn't impressed with Murray because he basically jabbed his way through the fight
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 23:52
What did I tell you lads, pure class!!! Congratulations to Dunne who showed he has the heart of a lion and skill that matches anyone in his division.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 22 Mar 2009, 04:02
Frank "You're all jerking off" Maloney
Dunne has no chance
LOL
I thought it might have ben right time right place for Dunne. Cordoba is good. But he's the least formidable of the super bantam champs.
Ben Dunne - new WBA half champ. Enjoy it - while you can.
Dunne has no chance
LOL
I thought it might have ben right time right place for Dunne. Cordoba is good. But he's the least formidable of the super bantam champs.
Ben Dunne - new WBA half champ. Enjoy it - while you can.
Re: Dunne v Cordoba
Posted: 22 Mar 2009, 04:21
Are you saying Munroe was offered Cordoba first?knowitall wrote:Flashy popular fighters get the chances?!!!Autobarn wrote:who against?Goz wrote:When Bunce was asking Maloney the other week why Munroe wasn't getting a shot like Dunne, Frank's reply was interesting I thought in that he felt Dunne was basically being fed to the wolves here - they know he will get beaten and isn't world class and might as well a bit of cash. They want Munroe to win a title when he fights for one.
Vazquez?
Marquez?
Caballero?
Juanma Lopez?
Looks like the Irish have picked the most beatable champion. Cordoba may have beaten Caballero, but Caballero did way better since their meeting. Cordoba also has the poor half of the WBA title, the "regular" title not the "super" one. if he wins, it would be hard to call him a world champ as that organisation already has a champ (Caballero), a unified champ at that (IBF, WBA).
Cordoba may be better than Dunne, but it might be right weight, right time, right place, you never know. Flashy, popular fighters like Dunne do often get the chances that less fancy, underrated guys like Munroe.
Munroe was offered the fight first.
I think you mean some fighters TAKE the chances!
Stop with the "poor little underrated Munroe" BS, he has got more luck and chances than even Dunne has got ffs.
I'm just saying that an underrated fighter has to work for it. Like Munroe. He twice beat Martinez, twice ground out the win. And then you see Dunne - flattened in a round by Martinez, never really fought anyone good since - fighting for world titles. Money, hype, popularity, flashiness - and taking calculated risks - do obviously pay off.