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Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 20:45
by Coco
jBacca wrote:If he swings that chin about against someone decent like he was last night, then he'll get dropped.
They are still kids in the learning phase, their progress is as good as others

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 20:47
by n1ebf
I remember seeing one against a journeyman who was actually very game that was brought in from abroad. The fight was far from one sided but I just remember the Walsh lad - I don't no or care which one, it doesn't exactly make u want to follow their careers - but he was pulling faces and acting like a complete prat, generally just revelling in being a complete asshole.
If he wasn't boxing he'd probably be inside or going round in nightclubs at 1am starting fights until he got filled in big style.
Just my impression.
I love boxing, watching it, reading it, training etc.. but I wouldn't look out the back garden window to watch these lads box.
It's clear by looking at this thread what fight fans think.

If they could get their acts together, behaviour-wise , it might be different, thing is it would take a few prat-free showings to make up for what's already gone before and I sure wouldn't be interested in following them again.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 20:50
by jBacca
Coco wrote:
jBacca wrote:If he swings that chin about against someone decent like he was last night, then he'll get dropped.
They are still kids in the learning phase, their progress is as good as others
Comment was aimed soley at Michael Walsh.

He's got skills, but has he got the attitude to look back at his performance and fix some things about it, or simply think he's the bollocks and doesn't need to change anything?

We'll see!

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 20:51
by Coco
debbie wrote:
danny harding wrote:
Horse wrote:I hope they all win world titles.
you will have to hope cos they got no chance...
they will!!! you can take that to the bank!!!! :TU:
Lol don't get ahead of yourself, they will do well to win domestic titles

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 22:26
by debbie
whicker wrote:Yes, especially Michael they are remarkably unlikeable. Its easy to be cocky when you are fighting a hand picked journeyman who is smaller than you are.

I have a bad feeling that they might make a whole career out of fighting lesser opposition, and never be put in with fighters who spark them.

Naseem, who was equally cocky, had the talent and genuine potential to back it up.
havent a clue wot you are talking about do ya mate! :evil:

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 22:28
by debbie
debbie wrote:
whicker wrote:Yes, especially Michael they are remarkably unlikeable. Its easy to be cocky when you are fighting a hand picked journeyman who is smaller than you are.

I have a bad feeling that they might make a whole career out of fighting lesser opposition, and never be put in with fighters who spark them.

Naseem, who was equally cocky, had the talent and genuine potential to back it up.
havent a clue wot you are talking about do ya mate! :evil:
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Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 22:30
by whicker
Debbie, you just replied to your own post. :KO:

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 23 May 2009, 22:47
by Asterix

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 12:22
by TheCobra
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:I remember seeing one against a journeyman who was actually very game that was brought in from abroad. The fight was far from one sided but I just remember the Walsh lad - I don't no or care which one, it doesn't exactly make u want to follow their careers - but he was pulling faces and acting like a complete prat, generally just revelling in being a complete asshole.
If he wasn't boxing he'd probably be inside or going round in nightclubs at 1am starting fights until he got filled in big style.
Just my impression.
I love boxing, watching it, reading it, training etc.. but I wouldn't look out the back garden window to watch these lads box.
It's clear by looking at this thread what fight fans think.

If they could get their acts together, behaviour-wise , it might be different, thing is it would take a few prat-free showings to make up for what's already gone before and I sure wouldn't be interested in following them again.
Summed up nicely mate. I hope they do keep putting them on SKy though just so it can be properly caught on camera when Michael does get his head knocked off by a proper pro. ALl they are is ticket sellers for Warren, fair play to Warren he'll milk them for all they're worth, but definitely not the sort of people I would ever suport or like to see associated with boxing.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 12:45
by whicker
TheCobra wrote: ALl they are is ticket sellers for Warren, fair play to Warren he'll milk them for all they're worth, but definitely not the sort of people I would ever suport or like to see associated with boxing.
Well, they have a large following, that much is certain.

I do hope to see their quality of opponents improve, though, and hopefully their fans will realise this, too.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 13:03
by Stiff_jab
to all of you slaters. have you even watched these boys fite? or are you just going off the highlights that you stumble accross while youre searching for your mail order brides??? theyre good solid boxers from a good gym. all unbeaten and have been impressive. dont be suprised to see them with domestic belts by the end of the year! yeah michael isnt the most pc boxer around but look at his record. its working. look at the early fights of every boxer and they ALL fight journeymen. that isnt the walshes fault, blame FW, they can only beat whats put in front of them. and they have been. SSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!

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Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 13:25
by TheCobra
Stiff_jab wrote:to all of you slaters. have you even watched these boys fite? or are you just going off the highlights that you stumble accross while youre searching for your mail order brides??? theyre good solid boxers from a good gym. all unbeaten and have been impressive. dont be suprised to see them with domestic belts by the end of the year! yeah michael isnt the most pc boxer around but look at his record. its working. look at the early fights of every boxer and they ALL fight journeymen. that isnt the walshes fault, blame FW, they can only beat whats put in front of them. and they have been. SSSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!

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Well clearly you haven't read any of the thread have you. I've seen them FITE (fight for those who speak english) in the flesh once and seen another few fights on Sky Sports where theyve shown full fights. Plus the main crux of my problem with them isn;t that theyve fought journeymen, it's their disgraceful in-ring attitude and acting like they are the dogs bollocks when they are beating up journeymen and people in lower weight classes etc.

Motto here - read the thread before posting back.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 13:30
by Stiff_jab
only michael might be percieved to have a bad attitude in my opinion. as for lower weight divisions friday was the 1st time any of them had fought someone smaller. on every other occation at least one of the boys has had to fight somone in a higher weight division.

as for reading the threads, i try to but the amount of garbage written by people that havnt got a clue gets a bit boring after a while!!

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Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 13:36
by whicker
Stiff_jab wrote: blame FW
Yes.

But the wider point is they have this cocky, arrogant "king of the ring" style swagger, which just seems embarrassing given that opponents have been specially selected in order to pose little or no threat.

Very few prospects gloat when another fighter is knocked down, for example.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 13:39
by Stiff_jab
as i have discussed with you before whicker, this is michaels fighting style and i think that it will work up to domestic level, at that point he may need to adjust it a bit but its working at the moment.

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Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 13:45
by TheCobra
Stiff_jab wrote:as i have discussed with you before whicker, this is michaels fighting style and i think that it will work up to domestic level, at that point he may need to adjust it a bit but its working at the moment.

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It will work upto title level. When he fights a proper boxer, with a proper defence and a proper punch he will be in trouble. I can't see many people being sad if he does get in trouble either, they come across like dispicable little chav thugs. I'm sure without boxing they would be going out getting pissed, picking fights and generally being idiots so I suppose at least boxing might be doing society some good in their case.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 13:49
by Autobarn
Which one was it who beat Youssef Al Hamidi on Sky undercard?

In that fight Walsh showed some ability, and looked quite polished, as Hamidi has made many good fighters look below par.

But the one previous time I saw one of them fight, my feelings were the same as 90% of ppl on this thread, i.e. he came across like a wanker novice and it was dreadful viewing. This was on Setanta, the fight that most of us have seen & talked about.

My guess is that these 2 fights are of different Walsh bros as one looked far better than t'other.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 14:19
by Quixall
Stiff_jab wrote:only michael might be percieved to have a bad attitude in my opinion. as for lower weight divisions friday was the 1st time any of them had fought someone smaller. on every other occation at least one of the boys has had to fight somone in a higher weight division.

as for reading the threads, i try to but the amount of garbage written by people that havnt got a clue gets a bit boring after a while!!

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I think that out of the Walsh brothers, Ryan looks to have the more rounded fighting style and is certainly less flash than Michael. At the moment, Michael is dropping people and having some success, simply because he is fighting journymen and because of that, he can get away with his flambouyant approach. Once he steps up in class and goes anywhere near a domestic title, that won't be the case, so it all depends on whether he can adapt his style and i doubt whether he can actually do that.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 14:42
by n1ebf
maybe Chris Edwards might be on the small side but throw someone like Kash the Bash in at them.....there's 3...I'm sure he's the same size as at least one of 'em......or a couple of years ago Darlington's Argie Ward........like to see you pretend touch gloves then take a pot-shot at one of them boys Walshy, you'd end up fast asleep "partying like a Rockstar" like Ricky Hatton the other week.
Yes.........of course I've been drinking before you ask....it's 7.40 on a Sunday BAnk Holiday and Newcastle just went DOWN :TU: :TU:
But that doesn't make me any the less right :box:

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 14:45
by n1ebf
Jason "too smooth" Booth, who is a lovely boxer and seems like a nice lad (the opposite of Walshes) would beat them all in the same night.

Hamed.....................................all in the same ROUND.

you know it's true :D

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 15:30
by 15829
the one in the featherweight cant remember wat dick it was would love him to fight swifty he would outbox im then knock him out hope am there when they all get knocked out but theyll be like hatton protected cos there well supported

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 24 May 2009, 16:06
by n1ebf
if the undesirable antics continue, which surely someone has to have gotten hold of them by now and educated them in how to conduct themselves...but Warren should try to preserve his professional reputation and cut them loose if they don't learn some respect soon.
He has the Olympians et al...he doesn't need a trio of chav thugs. But would he do it that's the question?
There's am American guy on Youtube that punched somebody, like one of the Walshes, after pretending to touch gloves, laid him out......no promoter ever went near him again after that and 2 years later he was trying to salvage his career by boxing his own brother.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 25 May 2009, 18:13
by slapbangwhallop
feed these rednecks to the Hyland brothers - pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaassssssssssssseeeeee!

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 25 May 2009, 21:06
by Horse
sligobhoy67 wrote:feed these rednecks to the Hyland brothers - pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaassssssssssssseeeeee!
Rednecks? The Walsh brothers are British.

Re: The Walsh Brothers

Posted: 25 May 2009, 21:07
by Asterix
Horse wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:feed these rednecks to the Hyland brothers - pleeeeeeeeeaaaaaaassssssssssssseeeeee!
Rednecks? The Walsh brothers are British.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redneck#United_Kingdom