Re: British Top 30 P4P October 2008
Posted: 04 Oct 2008, 18:53
Yes, that will do.twenty six wrote:All hail Horse the font of all knowledge.
Will that do Sir ?
Yes, that will do.twenty six wrote:All hail Horse the font of all knowledge.
Will that do Sir ?
Coyle had won his last 6 fights including wins over Delehedy and Butlin and has a record of 16-4-1. Hide beat Kosobokovs, who doesn't seem to have beaten anyone with more than one win and has a record of 12-10.stujones wrote:Hold on - so Hide misses out cause of a poor opponent, but Rhodes is in after a realitve struggle against Jamie Coyle?
The British title doesn't work in the same way as the Irish title though. I don't think there has ever been any serious talk about Duddy fighting for the British belt, so I think the situation is different with Lindsay.metropol wrote:He is eligeble to fight for the british strap as many english men are entitled to fight for the irish belt, he is as irish as duddy and he wears a shamrock on his shorts ( i think ) which would indicate his Irishness.
Horse wrote:
Do you know if Lindsay holds a British or Irish passport?
I wouldn't give him too much credit.metropol wrote:Whats the point of calling him a tosser , if you dont like the list or horse you should not look , id say you know it comes around every month.twenty six wrote:Tosser.
Who hasn't fought at all?twenty six wrote:Stu,
Stick to criticising those in the list that ain't fought at all !
Al least Rhodes holds a belt is active and is winning.
Their performances might not have been impressive, but at least they won and added another decent name to both of there records. I would rather have fighters win and look bad than not fight at all.stujones wrote:Personally I don't think beating Jamie Coyle, especially in the fashion that Rhodes did, warrants any gains in the list - whether he should have been in the top 30 in the prior to the fight is a different matter. Similarly with Danny Williams' frankly awful showing against McDermmott - that should not have resulted in gains.
Out of sight, out of mind. I haven't been watching Hide's recent fights, so perhaps I have not given him the credit he deserves. He's back in Britain now, so maybe I won't overlook him anymore.stujones wrote:Personally, I think Hides' win over May warranted a top 30 position and he has stayed active since.
I will do that.Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:I dont, but if you find out, make sure you let me know
Cheers
John Murray hasn't fought in the last month, so I couldn't add him into the top 30.tyson wrote:Still No John Murray Current British Lightweight Champion![]()
Martin Lindsay has like John come off a good win and gets ranked but John does not ????????????
You can't believe "anyone is still motivated or bothered to question the rationale for want of a better word of these lists"?Counter-puncher wrote:I can't believe anyone is still motivated or bothered to question the rationale for want of a better word of these lists