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Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 17:48**

oscar wrote:lynes 4-7 mccloskey 5-4 outright, evs and 15-8 distance, 6-1 either for ko,tko disq. ime on lynes 6-1 looks generous to me,(bet365) lynes unlucky in italy and only hatton better than him in britain imo

Witter has proven to be better than him(even if he is a little more faded now) and while I just edge with Lynes for the win I think a stoppage is unlikely.

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 17:52**

If Lynes is really 4/7 then that's very good odds. Paul is largely untested against the type of opponents that Colin has faced, and it will be hard for him because Lynes does have a killer jab and seemingly good fitness. Lynes 117-112 McCloskey.

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 17:54**

BigEars wrote:
Coco wrote:I thought the Irishman lost clearly to Nigel Wright last time out, the only time he has really stepped up in class. Otherwise he has faced the usual suspects on his home patch, other than a very faded Tontcho Tonchev.
Wright showed the way to win was with long straight shots catching Paul on the way in and these tactics will be utilised with ease by the rangy Lynes.
I can see a shut out happening
You're won of very few to have it that way. The reaction(from both Irish and British posters on forums) has seemed to mainly range from McCloskey winning 97-93 or 96-94(some people I have seen had even rounds as some rounds were close).

If Paul had stuck to the way he fought in the first two rounds and just boxed Wright he would of won easily. Actually if you thought Wright won clearly having lost the first 2 rounds(because it's pretty much undisputable that he lost them), you must have had Wright winning either 6/7/all of the last 8 rounds.

I personally had it 96-94 McCloskey. I'm worried by McCloskey coming in at late notice, he comes in, in modest shape at the best of times so considering he was only meant to fight at 8 rounder I doubt he'll be in optimum shape. He'll cause Lynes problems at times but I think Lynes will take this closely on points by being more consistant and obviously that jab of his being key as always.

The problems for Lynes would come if McCloskey is slick and sharp enough to avoid that jab, I'm not sure he will be though.

In the wright fight an accidental clash of heads in third round caught Paul in the eye. The eye gradually got worse throught the fight. His vision was badly impared so he had to go close and get into a scrap. Anyone who has seen Paul fight professionally knows that his style is keeping it at distance and using his speed and counterattacks to win. This was not possible because of the injury. All being well you will see the real Paul Mc Closkey on Friday night and he will take the belt back to Dungiven. This is also providing he gets a fair go in Lynes back yard.

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 17:55**

BigEars wrote:
Coco wrote:I thought the Irishman lost clearly to Nigel Wright last time out, the only time he has really stepped up in class. Otherwise he has faced the usual suspects on his home patch, other than a very faded Tontcho Tonchev.
Wright showed the way to win was with long straight shots catching Paul on the way in and these tactics will be utilised with ease by the rangy Lynes.
I can see a shut out happening
You're won of very few to have it that way. The reaction(from both Irish and British posters on forums) has seemed to mainly range from McCloskey winning 97-93 or 96-94(some people I have seen had even rounds as some rounds were close).

If Paul had stuck to the way he fought in the first two rounds and just boxed Wright he would of won easily. Actually if you thought Wright won clearly having lost the first 2 rounds(because it's pretty much undisputable that he lost them), you must have had Wright winning either 6/7/all of the last 8 rounds.

I personally had it 96-94 McCloskey. I'm worried by McCloskey coming in at late notice, he comes in, in modest shape at the best of times so considering he was only meant to fight at 8 rounder I doubt he'll be in optimum shape. He'll cause Lynes problems at times but I think Lynes will take this closely on points by being more consistant and obviously that jab of his being key as always.

The problems for Lynes would come if McCloskey is slick and sharp enough to avoid that jab, I'm not sure he will be though.

I scored it 96-94 the other way, I remember I gave Paul the last two rounds but he needed a stoppage at that stage on my card. Late notice could work both ways as the Irishman was down to fight an eight rounder already, he is finished strongly in the |Wright 10 rounder, if your fit enough for 8 you are for 12, the difference is mental.
I imagine he feels he has nothing to lose which could go in his favour, the late change may affect Lynes more as he has to alter his focus

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 17:56**

sligobhoy67 wrote:
Coco wrote:I thought the Irishman lost clearly to Nigel Wright last time out, the only time he has really stepped up in class. Otherwise he has faced the usual suspects on his home patch, other than a very faded Tontcho Tonchev.
Wright showed the way to win was with long straight shots catching Paul on the way in and these tactics will be utilised with ease by the rangy Lynes.
I can see a shut out happening
stop smokin crack before you watch boxing Coco. McCloskey cantered it and could have brought it up a gear.

You need to turn the sound down so you can't hear the biased commentary to get an objective opinion

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 18:07**

oscar wrote:lynes 4-7 mccloskey 5-4 outright, evs and 15-8 distance, 6-1 either for ko,tko disq. ime on lynes 6-1 looks generous to me,(bet365) lynes unlucky in italy and only hatton better than him in britain imo

What site you get them prices?

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 18:09**

djmartymac wrote:
oscar wrote:lynes 4-7 mccloskey 5-4 outright, evs and 15-8 distance, 6-1 either for ko,tko disq. ime on lynes 6-1 looks generous to me,(bet365) lynes unlucky in italy and only hatton better than him in britain imo
What site you get them prices?

BET365

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 18:20**

http://www.rte.ie/sport/boxing/2008/120 ... skeyp.html

Paul has been preparing for British/European shot for a long time now. The short notice will not make any difference, he trains very hard and will be very ready on Friday

Posted: **02 Dec 2008, 20:37**

leforge wrote:Its on sky friday fight night!!

Would there normally be streaming links from above mentioned anywhere on the net? Im in Australia :(

Posted: **04 Dec 2008, 12:14**

Bump on the streaming link. Anyone know if there is one please?

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 16:50**

Hi guys, I dunno if anyone can help, but can anyone pm me a link to the sky sports show tonight? Cheers in advance

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 17:11**

Me too please..... I'm dieing to see Mc Closkey....

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 17:14**

I'm watching it on Sky, but I've sent you both PMs. I hope you find something suitable.

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 17:19**

could i get it 2!!

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 17:21**

Enjoy. :)

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 18:07**

Ya me aswell please

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 18:11**

links not working;(

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 18:12**

djmartymac wrote:links not working;(

Just realised this is a 10:30 start, that's why.
Think I've found it too, so no need for a pm.

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 18:29**

Can't be arsed with a link, but a round by round would be nice. Any offers?

Pleeeeease.

P.S. I back McCloskey to win on points.

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 18:32**

Cancelled my Sky last month so a RBR would be good too please

Can't make a prediction cause I don't think I've seen McCloskey fight.

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 19:15**

Well done McCloskey, the Irish Carl Froch.

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 19:18**

Cannibal wrote:Well done McCloskey, the Irish Carl Froch.

Shame, I like Colin, local lad and all that, but McCloskey deserved it, fought well. Lynes looked out of sorts in there, I think he found the boy too awkward.

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 19:22**

Dioufy wrote:If Lynes is really 4/7 then that's very good odds. Paul is largely untested against the type of opponents that Colin has faced, and it will be hard for him because Lynes does have a killer jab and seemingly good fitness. Lynes 117-112 McCloskey.

now you can stop talkin endless amounts of shite

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 19:25**

Coco wrote:
sligobhoy67 wrote:
Coco wrote:I thought the Irishman lost clearly to Nigel Wright last time out, the only time he has really stepped up in class. Otherwise he has faced the usual suspects on his home patch, other than a very faded Tontcho Tonchev.
Wright showed the way to win was with long straight shots catching Paul on the way in and these tactics will be utilised with ease by the rangy Lynes.
I can see a shut out happening
stop smokin crack before you watch boxing Coco. McCloskey cantered it and could have brought it up a gear.
You need to turn the sound down so you can't hear the biased commentary to get an objective opinion

Keep smokin yer crack Coco!! You want to hear biased commentary?? Well Darke and Fatboy didnt think that McCloskey landed a punch until half way through the third.

I gave Lynes the second - just! and thats it!

Posted: **05 Dec 2008, 19:29**

now now boys

What was the score?

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