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bunces the man ,love when he goes on a rant!

metropol wrote:

Buncey wrote:Morning ladies,
What a night in Belfast. Sadly, I was sober throughout the broadcast. Sorry about that. I was fired up at one or two things that I saw and heard. That is all - it's called passion and if you watch other boxing on TV I can understand why many of you were confused!

Adios.

I was way of the mark them but ill take your word for it, Was there any truth to there being a few scuffles or near scuffles at times? A freind who was there said he seen a strong few verbals anyway.
Do you think setanta and hayemaker will be back at belfast or even in southern ireland ? As much as i dislike some of hayes traits hes put his name to a great company and booth is a very good fella great what he said after the maguire fight about a rematch.
Did you mingle with the fans after the show? i know a few lads there are big fans of your show

Buncey mingled with everyone, and was more than happy to sign autographs and pose for pics all night, an absolute gent, Cheers for signing the wee lads ticket by the way Buncey, tho he did say his waist coat made him better dressed than you and Haye

There were no strong verbals at all Metropol, there was a good bit of Oirsh banter flying about but nothing agressive. (to be honest some of the non locals might not have understood the Irish banter and took it as being agressive possibly but most seemed to enjoy the night) No real scuffles only a couple of drunks threw out but that happened early on in the night. a few supporters got caught up in the fight and got a little carried away but not their fault either, for al ot of Lindseys fans it was there first time at a big venue watching him box. From speaking to both Appleby and Lindsey supporters after the event all seem to have had a great time and there was none of the bother that had been bandied about on ESB etc. All in all a brilliant night. I really do hope that Hayemaker Promos come back to Belfast because that was a sell out crowd and everyone there had an amazing time. One of the best atmospheres I've ever seen at an arena. Only let down was the the fighters enterance it could have been MC'ed better and the music sortted out properly for a decent intro, but then again maybe they were not expecting the crowds that they drew.

The noise was as loud as a Dunne bill in the Stadium but was more constant than dunnes support is normally. I'm still horse today ffs and I wasn't even cheering for the main event It might also be the 1st time I have ever stood and sang "Amhrán na bhFiann" while sobber hehe. Great night !!

Coco wrote:Give Buncey a break

what a kitkat after his greasy kebab

No aggro but a lot of banter. It was hot inside. I've been at a few Dunne fights at the old Point and they were good for noise. I was sick that I had to miss the title fight and that is why I twice run the ending on my show. Respect where respect is due.
I know that Hayemaker will be back in Belfast. Bang on.

Adios.

Bringing Cruz over, Bunce?

BIGMARK wrote:i never understand why people get on Buncey's case because love him or hate him people must see he is good for the sport in the UK. Remember how he fought on behalf of the fans for Marquez-Diaz as well as other fights yet when Setanta dont come up with a fight its his fault. I love his boxing hour and for any boxing fan to have a weekly magazine boxing show is a dream. LOng may the big man bless our screens and fight for our corner.

Exactly. I really don't know where boxing 'fans' are coming from trying to have a pop at the bloke the whole time.

Bigmark , i think it depends more on the crowd than the venue mcguigan won his title in an outdoor venue and i think the crowd drove him on there also dunne won in a very big venue , but i definatly agree that the crowd play a part .

Buncey wrote: Silence is golden

What next?

Fred Goodwin says money isnt everything. Alistair Darling says taxes are too high. Kerry Katona calls for more Kirkegaard on telly.

Buncey wrote:Morning ladies,
What a night in Belfast. Sadly, I was sober throughout the broadcast. Sorry about that. I was fired up at one or two things that I saw and heard. That is all - it's called passion and if you watch other boxing on TV I can understand why many of you were confused!

Adios.

HAHA Quality stuff - Great work Buncey as usual.

I've just been watching some old TV work of yours and you were definitely the quiet nice boy a few years back..... long may the change continue..... :-)

Buncey is a top man I like him..

banjo wrote:

J wrote:I mean he writes to the similar effing template every time. Mostly axe grinding about how things arent like the good old days.

I dont mean any ill to the man but it appears to me like he just doesnt try.

I know who you mean, he has appeared on some broadcasts and goes totally off-topic and starts wanking himself silly about the Leonard and Ali eras, I believe he has a column in the Sun.

http://forum.boxrec.com/viewtopic.php?f ... ws+Nothing

Bomber 1 wrote:Buncey is a top man I like him..

Steve Bunce is quality!!

He used to write some very odd articles for the Metro circa the Commonwealth games in Manchester.

They were like he dictated them from the lavatory during a particularly troublesome and uncomfortable shit


If u get my drift?

BIGMARK wrote:

AK1 wrote:

NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:
Hunter Molitor came very close , but that was a massive fight in a small hall venue so it's unfair to compare to a big place.

Agree with that totally...my personal favourite night of boxing ...closely followed by Hunter v Pickering. something about the Borough Hall just makes hairs on your neck tingle

there seems to be a lot more passion for a local fighter at a small hall show and this can often drive a fighter that extra distance. I mentioned earlier the Barry Mc shows in Belfast but also i remember Glenn McCrory fighting infront of his own fans in the Northeast being very special. I really think that if Tony Jefferies can keep winning we will see the same kind of thing with him but wouldnt be surprised if is selling out the stadium of Light before long.

IN Principle thats a fantastic thought but it would have to be a mega fight. Stadium of Light holds just under 50,000 as a football stadium so could do maybe 55,000 - 60,000 boxing? 4-5 years down the line if Jeffries is still unbeaten along with Degale, Groves or Sutherland in a 2 title unification? It would be the biggest fight in North East history, actually it would probably eclipse the Ricky Hatton homecoming crowd last summer. It's all if's and buts but thats what I think is so amazing about our current young crop of Super Middle's. If things go well it could be huge, and although people might not says he's better than Groves or DeGale because his home town has such a strong regional identity as long as he's winning I think he has the potential to outsell everyone ...But then again as a North east native maybe i'm biased

Travis Dickinson could be better than Degale, Groves etc etc even Jeffries

Wrists wrote:Travis Dickinson could be better than Degale, Groves etc etc even Jeffries

You state even Jeffries!!!

How good do you and others think Jeffries is?

Couldn't see anything that pointed towards Buncey being on the ale, he had a good few rants and obviously they had a bit extra edge to them because he had to shout over that amazing crowd atmosphere. I look forward to Buncey's show every week and enjoy listening to him on a fight night, sometimes the Sky team are so boring. Anyway keep up the good work Buncey.

Yes beat Groves twice in the ams - think he KO'd him in 1 in one of the wins.

Good prospect it would seem

Could be good times for North East boxing