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Its a pity the big names have pulled out like Evans, Ward and Stalker .
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Re. Selby and Yafai...

I know what you're saying but playing devil's advocate here, Yafai has beaten Selby twice before, all be it a while ago. The rules were laid out before the World's so it's not exactly a surprise for either. Plus, if Selby is good enough he'll beat Yafai anyway - if he's not he won't. It's still 9 months until the Olympics so they all need to stay active, it's a great test for both of them and they're both genuine medal prospects.
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ed robinson wrote:Re. Selby and Yafai...

I know what you're saying but playing devil's advocate here, Yafai has beaten Selby twice before, all be it a while ago. The rules were laid out before the World's so it's not exactly a surprise for either. Plus, if Selby is good enough he'll beat Yafai anyway - if he's not he won't. It's still 9 months until the Olympics so they all need to stay active, it's a great test for both of them and they're both genuine medal prospects.
As i put on another thread,if it wasnt the fact of Yafai being one off the so called faces of 2012&the GB selectors not expecting Selby to have the year he has had,they wouldnt have brought this rule in after the Euros,i hope justice is done&Selby kicks his ass...
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Cardiff-Lad1 wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
ed robinson wrote:Re. Selby and Yafai...

I know what you're saying but playing devil's advocate here, Yafai has beaten Selby twice before, all be it a while ago. The rules were laid out before the World's so it's not exactly a surprise for either. Plus, if Selby is good enough he'll beat Yafai anyway - if he's not he won't. It's still 9 months until the Olympics so they all need to stay active, it's a great test for both of them and they're both genuine medal prospects.
As i put on another thread,if it wasnt the fact of Yafai being one off the so called faces of 2012&the GB selectors not expecting Selby to have the year he has had,they wouldnt have brought this rule in after the Euros,i hope justice is done&Selby kicks his ass...
I agree and i also think not only should Selby not have to go through a Box Off but he also should have won Amateur Boxer of the year! :TU:
I agree with you there :TU:
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Think either would turn in the vest if they don't get to go the Olympics?
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jBacca wrote:Think either would turn in the vest if they don't get to go the Olympics?
I think that pretty obvious that they will..Theres going to be a few good lads turning over in the next 6months or so...
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does the home nation not get two entries in each weight cat ? i think that happens in commonwealth :??
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
jBacca wrote:Think either would turn in the vest if they don't get to go the Olympics?
I think that pretty obvious that they will..Theres going to be a few good lads turning over in the next 6months or so...
Couple of the kids are young so you never know. Definitely agree that we'll have some great talent turning over. Boxing is always exciting when the Olympics come around.
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cutthecacklebullyup wrote:does the home nation not get two entries in each weight cat ? i think that happens in commonwealth :??
Think you've got the kid in the GB team, then one from each nation.

Where are the NI kids?
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jBacca wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
jBacca wrote:Think either would turn in the vest if they don't get to go the Olympics?
I think that pretty obvious that they will..Theres going to be a few good lads turning over in the next 6months or so...
Couple of the kids are young so you never know. Definitely agree that we'll have some great talent turning over. Boxing is always exciting when the Olympics come around.
Id be VERY surprised if the loser of Selby-Yafai stay Amatuer for another 4 years...
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Tommy Gunn13 wrote:
jBacca wrote:
Tommy Gunn13 wrote: I think that pretty obvious that they will..Theres going to be a few good lads turning over in the next 6months or so...
Couple of the kids are young so you never know. Definitely agree that we'll have some great talent turning over. Boxing is always exciting when the Olympics come around.
Id be VERY surprised if the loser of Selby-Yafai stay Amatuer for another 4 years...
I think you're right mate, just talking about the kids in general (after specifically talking about Yaf and Selby :oops: :lol: ).
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ed robinson wrote:It's on the Friday and Saturday at the York Hall - apparently tickets on the Friday start at just £1 each - and there is no bad view in the venue. For that you also get to see the first of the Selby v Yafai box off bouts as well as the GB Championship bouts!

what days are this on??? exact dates? and who will be screening it thanks?
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NOT A 7.30 START

Tickets for Saturday's finals are priced at: £5, £15, £20 and £25 (ringside). Doors open at 11.30am and boxing will begin at 12.30pm. Tickets for the semi-finals on Friday are priced at: £1, £3, £5 and £10 (ringside). Doors open at 1.30pm. There is only limited availability for what is expected to be a busy event and tickets will be sold on a first come first served basis.


The finals of the GB Amateur Boxing Championships will be shown live on BBC1 on Saturday 12 November 2011 at 2:30pm.
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I think Selby is a safer bet for the Olympics but I think Yafai will beat him in the box off.
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yiddo14 wrote:I think Selby is a safer bet for the Olympics but I think Yafai will beat him in the box off.

Think you're right. Selby has a good style for tournaments, but Yafai might just be stronger of the pair.
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Someone Knows any streaming online, i cant see the BBc cos i live in Spain.

Thanks!!
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Is todays action available to watch online?
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Cardiff-Lad1 wrote:WAR SELBY :bag: :bag: :box: :box: :TU:

Just out of interest - If there is a stoppage today, surely they wouldn't be able to have the 2nd box off tomorrow?? :bag:

Very unlikely to happen but just thinking.....
good point that - if one got a cut etc when would the next bout take place?

i think selby should go he was awesome at the worlds, but khalid has hung around for four years so its a tough one :box:
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jBacca wrote:
cutthecacklebullyup wrote:does the home nation not get two entries in each weight cat ? i think that happens in commonwealth :??
Think you've got the kid in the GB team, then one from each nation.

Where are the NI kids?
I believe the NI boxers are with the all Ireland squad for the Olympics.
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You all watching this?

Cordina landed more shots on Maxwell but Maxwell has landed some absolute peaches.

4-4 after one round.
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Maxwell has a massive second. Cordina has eaten a lot of big shots.

Should be a healthy lead I'd have thought.


..... 14-10 Maxwell.
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Close third. Give the edge to Cordina but don't think enough in it to overturn the deficit.
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16-14 Maxwell.
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