keithmoonhangover wrote:I watched Dave Dolan train today before I interviewed him. He's in fantastic shape and is training really hard. He looked really sharp. Should be a really good fight, because John Lewis Dickinson also looks in tip-top condition.
well i for 1 have my tickets in the box wat a great card it is best of luck to the both guys but as you know im a dolan man john a friend to well c wat both have left for area title thats wat its all about mind
Watch out for Craig Dixon on the undercard, he's making his debut. He is in incredible shape.
TICKETS are selling fast as professional boxing returns to the Sunderland Stadium of Light with the Summer Rumble on July 3.
Promoters Phil Jeffries have a Northern Area cruiserweight clash between Sunderland's David Dolan and Birtley's Jon-Lewis Dickinson on top of the bill.
It is sure to be a mouth-watering encounter with Fannan-trained Dolan – who has twice missed out on the British cruiserweight crown against Rob Norton – and Dickinson out to prove who is top dog in the North East.
Dolan said: “This is a big fight for both of us. Whoever wins will be right there in contention for a crack at the British title.
“I've got loads of respect for Jon-Lewis. He's a good fighter, I've sparred with him, but I will always back my own ability.”
Dickinson, like Dolan, is returning from injury confident mood.
He said: “Strength wise and ability wise, I don't think there's anyone to match me in this country.
“I want to get a win against David and go on to bigger and better things. This is a stepping stone fight but a hard fight that I'm really up for.
“Journeymen don't interest me. I need a challenge to get me going and fighting Dave is a great challenge.”
Dickinson will be having his first fight since suffering a fractured jaw against Richard Turba in September 2010.
The 25-year-old is out to re-establish his credentials as one of the country's most exciting cruiserweights after capturing the Prizefighter title in April last year.
Dolan also lost his last encounter after suffering injury during his English title contest with Terry Dunstan last December.
Summer Rumble will be packed with North East talent, the main support being a bantamweight clash between West Rainton's Martin Ward and former British and European champion Ian Napa.
The show will be on an outdoor stage in front of the Stadium of Light's West Stand.
Tickets for Summer Rumble are priced £30 and available from the boxers or from Phil Jeffries by calling 0191 564 0202.
TICKET UPDATE 1300 sold
Ticket Up Date On summer Rumble 3rd July Sunderland Football club Have released another 400 £30 pound tickets all boxers are sold out tickets selling really well
phil5555 wrote:TICKET UPDATE 1300 sold
Ticket Up Date On summer Rumble 3rd July Sunderland Football club Have released another 400 £30 pound tickets all boxers are sold out tickets selling really well
Good crowd and better match ups then the shit we had last week Hattons show on tv
phil5555 wrote:TICKET UPDATE 1300 sold
Ticket Up Date On summer Rumble 3rd July Sunderland Football club Have released another 400 £30 pound tickets all boxers are sold out tickets selling really well
Good crowd and better match ups then the shit we had last week Hattons show on tv
going to b 1 of the best shows northeast seen for a long time up ere
Went to the show today, it was the perfect tonic for last nights disapointment in Germany. Two great fights in Dickinson-Dolan and Ward-Napa. I handfull of prospects, some cracking action and the sun shining in the Stadium of Light. Great day, thanks to Phil Jeffries and the team.
Got to say this was a very good show and this is why boxing will never die 2 very good 10 rounders and a good undercard it was worth the long trip up and back to sunderland
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FtmPress wrote:Got to say this was a very good show and this is why boxing will never die 2 very good 10 rounders and a good undercard it was worth the long trip up and back to sunderland
Thanks for the support...and all the boxers and every one who bought tickets for this show,and a big thank you to sunderland football for making it possible,Have already got the stadium booked for next year.
phil5555 wrote:Thanks for the support...and all the boxers and every one who bought tickets for this show,and a big thank you to sunderland football for making it possible,Have already got the stadium booked for next year.
Can't wait for the next one. Great crowd and some fantasic fighters on show. Thanks for the hospitality - even my Mrs loved it and she hates boxing!
The articles should be finished tonight and should be up on the BoxRec news site soon.
would like to thank phill jefferys for a great day yesterday boxing was second to none i keep tellin people about martin ward now they will listen napa still at his best great fight s great crowd i bought aticket for the boxes which was a 3 course meal even the food is great take a bow mr
tear up wrote:would like to thank phill jefferys for a great day yesterday boxing was second to none i keep tellin people about martin ward now they will listen napa still at his best great fight s great crowd i bought aticket for the boxes which was a 3 course meal even the food is great take a bow mr
Come on micky you never bought ticket in your life,seen all your dinner medals thoe
tear up wrote:would like to thank phill jefferys for a great day yesterday boxing was second to none i keep tellin people about martin ward now they will listen napa still at his best great fight s great crowd i bought aticket for the boxes which was a 3 course meal even the food is great take a bow mr
Come on micky you never bought ticket in your life,seen all your dinner medals thoe
oh yer thats why the old champ had to pull out 120 ha ha ha the cows didnt know wat hit them watchin me dig the field up lookin were i hid my money if i were still the champ yes free b s not now phill good show thought thought of a come back but just wet my lips with i fine glass of wine thinkin nar easy life now for the hunter
