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Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 05 Oct 2011, 13:23
by mickey1975
slapbangwhallop wrote:Londonirish wrote:English Wizard wrote:would have thought it would suit Power.
So did Haskins Lyon and Robinson they thought i would od def been in it............. Also the other reserve Najah Ali who is imo much better then some already in this PF he's Much Better then his record 4-2-0 had him beating Shinny (Losing 56-57) and getting stopped by Michael Walsh after blowing where he wasn't Fit, having Walsh over in the 1st round and beating Don in his last fight...
Who are the two subs? Ali and who else?
Martin?.
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 05 Oct 2011, 13:37
by Londonirish
mickey1975 wrote:slapbangwhallop wrote:Londonirish wrote:
So did Haskins Lyon and Robinson they thought i would od def been in it............. Also the other reserve Najah Ali who is imo much better then some already in this PF he's Much Better then his record 4-2-0 had him beating Shinny (Losing 56-57) and getting stopped by Michael Walsh after blowing where he wasn't Fit, having Walsh over in the 1st round and beating Don in his last fight...
Who are the two subs? Ali and who else?
Martin?.
Me (Martin Power) and Najah Ali, he's very good boxer lovely style very fast and slick. He makes Fly which he should No one will beat him..
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 07 Oct 2011, 09:18
by Tommy Gunn13
Martin are you boxing Donnelly for the English title in November on the Price-McDermott bill...
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 07 Oct 2011, 15:36
by Londonirish
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Martin are you boxing Donnelly for the English title in November on the Price-McDermott bill...
Yeah the fight has been made
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 07 Oct 2011, 20:18
by The Law
Ryan Farrag could be a dark horse in this one. He beat Luke Campbell in the ABA semis. Luke is currently in the World Amateur Championship final and has qualified for the Olympics.
A very good line-up indeed!
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 11 Oct 2011, 13:34
by Londonirish
Am up in Liverpool we all just weighed in a couple tight at the weight but made it in the end.. All the boys look in good shape and are up for it...
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 11 Oct 2011, 13:56
by exittored
Londonirish wrote:Am up in Liverpool we all just weighed in a couple tight at the weight but made it in the end.. All the boys look in good shape and are up for it...
How's Uzzy looking, i heard he's been hitting the weights so is he looked bulked up? maybe he's not worth a bet to win the tourney but he could sneak to the final with a good draw which is 20/1.
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 12 Oct 2011, 10:37
by Londonirish
exittored wrote:Londonirish wrote:Am up in Liverpool we all just weighed in a couple tight at the weight but made it in the end.. All the boys look in good shape and are up for it...
How's Uzzy looking, i heard he's been hitting the weights so is he looked bulked up? maybe he's not worth a bet to win the tourney but he could sneak to the final with a good draw which is 20/1.
Looking alright to be honest not much different tho, he is MUCH better then that one round KO!!
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 12 Oct 2011, 10:39
by jBacca
The Law wrote:Ryan Farrag could be a dark horse in this one. He beat Luke Campbell in the ABA semis. Luke is currently in the World Amateur Championship final and has qualified for the Olympics.
A very good line-up indeed!
Aye, slipping under the radar here.
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 12 Oct 2011, 10:47
by Londonirish
jBacca wrote:The Law wrote:Ryan Farrag could be a dark horse in this one. He beat Luke Campbell in the ABA semis. Luke is currently in the World Amateur Championship final and has qualified for the Olympics.
A very good line-up indeed!
Aye, slipping under the radar here.
How did Luke get on? Has the Finals happened yet?
Re: Why has Martin Power been overlooked for Prizefighter?
Posted: 12 Oct 2011, 10:51
by Tommy Gunn13
Londonirish wrote:jBacca wrote:The Law wrote:Ryan Farrag could be a dark horse in this one. He beat Luke Campbell in the ABA semis. Luke is currently in the World Amateur Championship final and has qualified for the Olympics.
A very good line-up indeed!
Aye, slipping under the radar here.
How did Luke get on? Has the Finals happened yet?
He lost by 4 points..the finals were saturday(where you been)
