Boxing at the Commonwealth Games
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Pace has slowed right down. Both fighters looking average.
6-4 to the Trinidadian. The younger, Cameroonian, looks to be fresher. Could be an interesting last.
6-4 to the Trinidadian. The younger, Cameroonian, looks to be fresher. Could be an interesting last.
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Is anyone arsed about the super heavies? I want my dinner.
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alexpaterson
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These super heavyweights really aren't great
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Been a great games for your boys Slap' do you fancy McCarthy to beat Johnson, I was kind of strong the other way, have they fought before do you know?slapbangwhallop wrote:Was O'Kane using the left hook to the head much?jBacca wrote:Your fighters have looked shit hot.slapbangwhallop wrote:What a fúcking day for Team NI! All five through into the final.
If we get the two gold I predicted at the start I will be happy.
Its a shot Ogogo will have to look out for.
I'll stick with Barnes and McCarthy for gold.
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Counter-puncher
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he (Ogogo) wasn't jumping in against the Nigerian yesterday- very cool and collected, just taking the half-step back then snapping counter right hands over the top, mostly boxing clever off the back foot.jBacca wrote:
As I've predicted, I can see Ogogo jumping in (like he does), and O'Kane catching him big time.
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slapbangwhallop
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Not sure if they fought before, I'll ask Tommy tonight. I haven't really seen much of Johnson before these Games and I understand that Allegedly tried to get the guy to turn over before and he looks good (although I've not seen todays fights) but Tommy is young and hungry and more than held his own against Kenny Egan in the seniors final and is the type of guy that can raise his game to the level of the opposition if you know what I mean.GLOBALBOX wrote:Been a great games for your boys Slap' do you fancy McCarthy to beat Johnson, I was kind of strong the other way, have they fought before do you know?slapbangwhallop wrote:Was O'Kane using the left hook to the head much?jBacca wrote: Your fighters have looked shit hot.
Its a shot Ogogo will have to look out for.
I'll stick with Barnes and McCarthy for gold.
I just had a strong feeling that Little Red and Tommy would get into the finals and have a good shout with a gold. I didn't expect the others. Paddy Gal getting to the final is a shock as is Wardy. O'Kane is really determined and although "old" has progressed since getting on the High Performance team but seems like he would be more suited to the pros - I hope Barry McGuigan signs him up after this.
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kind of think that about Tommy as well he looks as if there is more in the tank, Johnson was very impressive today but the welsh kid lost heart with the body shots that wont happen with McCarthy be interesting to know what Tommy thinks about the fight, wish him luck though, all the guys deserve it.slapbangwhallop wrote:Not sure if they fought before, I'll ask Tommy tonight. I haven't really seen much of Johnson before these Games and I understand that Allegedly tried to get the guy to turn over before and he looks good (although I've not seen todays fights) but Tommy is young and hungry and more than held his own against Kenny Egan in the seniors final and is the type of guy that can raise his game to the level of the opposition if you know what I mean.GLOBALBOX wrote:Been a great games for your boys Slap' do you fancy McCarthy to beat Johnson, I was kind of strong the other way, have they fought before do you know?slapbangwhallop wrote: Was O'Kane using the left hook to the head much?
Its a shot Ogogo will have to look out for.
I'll stick with Barnes and McCarthy for gold.
I just had a strong feeling that Little Red and Tommy would get into the finals and have a good shout with a gold. I didn't expect the others. Paddy Gal getting to the final is a shock as is Wardy. O'Kane is really determined and although "old" has progressed since getting on the High Performance team but seems like he would be more suited to the pros - I hope Barry McGuigan signs him up after this.
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And a cracking pro prospect to boot!Tommy Gunn13 wrote:I seen most of the English boxers before this tournament,but never seen Vailly till these games...ive been impressed with him so far&he looks a good medal prospect for 2012jBacca wrote:6-1 to Ward. Should have won by more.
Ward looked a class above. Not sure how he'll fair against Vailly because I haven't managed to watch the Englishman yet.
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Ogogo's victory has been challenged by the indians and they are going to a tribunal to decide if its overturned
What a load of cobblers, they deny him about 6 points and then pull this crap, the indian corner were very unsporting afterwards as well.
Surely they cannot over-rule the ref now.![[icon_shame.gif] :shame:](./images/smilies/icon_shame.gif)
What a load of cobblers, they deny him about 6 points and then pull this crap, the indian corner were very unsporting afterwards as well.
Surely they cannot over-rule the ref now.
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Indians thrown out - go on the cowboys - Ogogo in the final!!!!!
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GLOBALBOX wrote:Indians thrown out - go on the cowboys - Ogogo in the final!!!!!
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Was he comfortably in front against the Nigerian?Counter-puncher wrote:he (Ogogo) wasn't jumping in against the Nigerian yesterday- very cool and collected, just taking the half-step back then snapping counter right hands over the top, mostly boxing clever off the back foot.jBacca wrote:
As I've predicted, I can see Ogogo jumping in (like he does), and O'Kane catching him big time.
He was jumping in fair bit today. Maybe it was desperation because he was behind, but I wouldn't want to see him doing it against the NI lad in the final.
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ogogo looks handy
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GLOBALBOX wrote:Indians thrown out - go on the cowboys - Ogogo in the final!!!!!
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Great games for the irish,London 2012 looking very good indeed.
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yiddo14
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Remember, the Olympics is a world away in terms of quality from the Commonwealths.
Some quality operators out in India at the moment though. The boxing programmes implemented on both sides of the Irish Sea seem to be paying huge dividends.
Some quality operators out in India at the moment though. The boxing programmes implemented on both sides of the Irish Sea seem to be paying huge dividends.
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Any word from Tommy Mc Slap' confident is a gimee looking at that young man, how does he figure the Johnson fight?slapbangwhallop wrote:Not sure if they fought before, I'll ask Tommy tonight. I haven't really seen much of Johnson before these Games and I understand that Allegedly tried to get the guy to turn over before and he looks good (although I've not seen todays fights) but Tommy is young and hungry and more than held his own against Kenny Egan in the seniors final and is the type of guy that can raise his game to the level of the opposition if you know what I mean.GLOBALBOX wrote:Been a great games for your boys Slap' do you fancy McCarthy to beat Johnson, I was kind of strong the other way, have they fought before do you know?slapbangwhallop wrote: Was O'Kane using the left hook to the head much?
Its a shot Ogogo will have to look out for.
I'll stick with Barnes and McCarthy for gold.
I just had a strong feeling that Little Red and Tommy would get into the finals and have a good shout with a gold. I didn't expect the others. Paddy Gal getting to the final is a shock as is Wardy. O'Kane is really determined and although "old" has progressed since getting on the High Performance team but seems like he would be more suited to the pros - I hope Barry McGuigan signs him up after this.
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slapbangwhallop
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C&P from Boxing-Ireland.com
First up - 'Little Red' Paddy Barnes v Jafet Uutoni of Namibia at 10.30am Irish time. Barnes has already beaten the best in the tournament and should take gold.
Then one of the stars of the Games, Paddy Gallagher takes on England's Callum Smith in the welterweight final at 11.45am. Smith is one famous boxing brothers from Liverpool, including Paul, Liam and Stephen, and has coasted through the tournament and the Belfast man will be a heavy underdog - never seemed to mind that before!
Then we have the fight of the day, Tommy McCarthy v Scotland's Callum Johnson at12.15pm Irish time. Prepare for fireworks!
English poster boy Anthony Ogogo take on Eamonn O'Kane at 3.15pm in another highly anticipated contest.
Finally, its Big Steven Ward against Simon Vallily at 3.45pm. Vallily has been destructive throughout the Games, smashing his way to the final and will be favourite again in this contest, but Ward has beaten those odds already this week and will relish the challenge.
What odds on FIVE golds? Dont count against it. Come on!
First up - 'Little Red' Paddy Barnes v Jafet Uutoni of Namibia at 10.30am Irish time. Barnes has already beaten the best in the tournament and should take gold.
Then one of the stars of the Games, Paddy Gallagher takes on England's Callum Smith in the welterweight final at 11.45am. Smith is one famous boxing brothers from Liverpool, including Paul, Liam and Stephen, and has coasted through the tournament and the Belfast man will be a heavy underdog - never seemed to mind that before!
Then we have the fight of the day, Tommy McCarthy v Scotland's Callum Johnson at12.15pm Irish time. Prepare for fireworks!
English poster boy Anthony Ogogo take on Eamonn O'Kane at 3.15pm in another highly anticipated contest.
Finally, its Big Steven Ward against Simon Vallily at 3.45pm. Vallily has been destructive throughout the Games, smashing his way to the final and will be favourite again in this contest, but Ward has beaten those odds already this week and will relish the challenge.
What odds on FIVE golds? Dont count against it. Come on!
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Looking forward to these finals,i think England will get 5golds the only one im a bit iffy on is Ogogo think Okane might pull it off..slapbangwhallop wrote:C&P from Boxing-Ireland.com
First up - 'Little Red' Paddy Barnes v Jafet Uutoni of Namibia at 10.30am Irish time. Barnes has already beaten the best in the tournament and should take gold.
Then one of the stars of the Games, Paddy Gallagher takes on England's Callum Smith in the welterweight final at 11.45am. Smith is one famous boxing brothers from Liverpool, including Paul, Liam and Stephen, and has coasted through the tournament and the Belfast man will be a heavy underdog - never seemed to mind that before!
Then we have the fight of the day, Tommy McCarthy v Scotland's Callum Johnson at12.15pm Irish time. Prepare for fireworks!
English poster boy Anthony Ogogo take on Eamonn O'Kane at 3.15pm in another highly anticipated contest.
Finally, its Big Steven Ward against Simon Vallily at 3.45pm. Vallily has been destructive throughout the Games, smashing his way to the final and will be favourite again in this contest, but Ward has beaten those odds already this week and will relish the challenge.
What odds on FIVE golds? Dont count against it. Come on!
I think Ogogo lost to a irishman this year,do u know who he was SBW?? the name has slipped my mind...
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15 british boxers out of 20 in the finals, plenty of interest for all the home nations today.
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TerribleTerry
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Don't fancy Ward or Gallagher in the finals to be honest - Vaillay looks like he hits too hard for my money and Smith is a bad match up style-wise.slapbangwhallop wrote:C&P from Boxing-Ireland.com
First up - 'Little Red' Paddy Barnes v Jafet Uutoni of Namibia at 10.30am Irish time. Barnes has already beaten the best in the tournament and should take gold.
Then one of the stars of the Games, Paddy Gallagher takes on England's Callum Smith in the welterweight final at 11.45am. Smith is one famous boxing brothers from Liverpool, including Paul, Liam and Stephen, and has coasted through the tournament and the Belfast man will be a heavy underdog - never seemed to mind that before!
Then we have the fight of the day, Tommy McCarthy v Scotland's Callum Johnson at12.15pm Irish time. Prepare for fireworks!
English poster boy Anthony Ogogo take on Eamonn O'Kane at 3.15pm in another highly anticipated contest.
Finally, its Big Steven Ward against Simon Vallily at 3.45pm. Vallily has been destructive throughout the Games, smashing his way to the final and will be favourite again in this contest, but Ward has beaten those odds already this week and will relish the challenge.
What odds on FIVE golds? Dont count against it. Come on!
McCarthy v Johnson could be a hell of a fight, can't call it either way in truth.
Also really looking forward to Stalker v the Scotsman (his name escapes me) at lightweight. Could be a barn burner that one..
Wish I was off work to enjoy all these fights live!
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Gold for Barnes 8-4, conceded the first point and never looked back after that - always under control.
Nice Work Paddy
Nice Work Paddy
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Yeah Barnes looked good. His opponent was decent and Barnes won at a canter.
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Brilliant news keep the golds comingGLOBALBOX wrote:Gold for Barnes 8-4, conceded the first point and never looked back after that - always under control.
Nice Work Paddy
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Bantam under way - McGoldrick V Sri Lankan guy - 3pts all end of the first -both boxing well - decent and clever little fight