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Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 16:54
by alexpaterson
BIGMARK wrote:Katsidis vs Murray :D
Would be a cracker also Juan Diaz vs John Murray :box: hope Mick Hennessy gets them on

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 16:54
by opticald
My T Sharp wrote:
Nice win Lirva
I'm not Lirva but thanks. On a great run at the moment :DD

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 16:56
by MightyWarrior
Murray looked excellent, shame Howard Foster panicked like that, diving in for the premature stopage.
Duke and Barry say it was "spot on"......because Murray winning was inevitable - well they may as well have stopped it before the first bell with that logic.

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 16:57
by My T Sharp
opticald wrote:
My T Sharp wrote:
Nice win Lirva
I'm not Lirva but thanks. On a great run at the moment :DD
Sorry my mistake.

It was just that your Photobucket account is called Lirva, you bet in Euros, have an adress in Dublin and have a picture of Junior Witter calling out Ricky Hatton in your photo gallery. :D

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 16:58
by alexpaterson
Thaxton has had a great career I hope he retires he sounds a top fella I hope he doesnt go on anymore he's doesnt have it anymore :TU:

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 16:59
by Tommy Gunn13
stujones wrote:Thought it was that even then, bigmark.

Why did thaxton leave the coach who helped him win the EBU title? Sorry, his name escapes me.
Graham Everett

not sure why they split...

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:00
by opticald
My T Sharp wrote:
Sorry my mistake.

It was just that your Photobucket account is called Lirva, you bet in Euros, have an adress in Dublin and have a picture of Junior Witter calling out Ricky Hatton in your photo gallery. :D
Lirva is a mate of mine, I asked him to put that pic up as I have no account.

good performance by Murray

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:00
by stujones
BIGMARK wrote:
stujones wrote:Thought it was that even then, bigmark.

Why did thaxton leave the coach who helped him win the EBU title? Sorry, his name escapes me.
He was with the Ingles for a long time and even acted as Naz's main sparring partner at times so i think he just went back to them if he ever left them? Dominic Ingle always seems to be in his corner
He did leave them, after he came back from his injury... he was with another team. As he was when he fought Meager.

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:02
by Asterix
Tyson Fury's 18 year old cousin, hey? Interesting.

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:05
by whicker
ITV more or less gave away the result too.

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:06
by dondada
opticald wrote:
My T Sharp wrote:
Sorry my mistake.

It was just that your Photobucket account is called Lirva, you bet in Euros, have an adress in Dublin and have a picture of Junior Witter calling out Ricky Hatton in your photo gallery. :D
Lirva is a mate of mine, I asked him to put that pic up as I have no account.

good performance by Murray
:lol: :lol: :lol:

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:08
by whicker
sg1985 wrote:Did they say this was light middle?
Fury is a Pound over, I think.

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:09
by alexpaterson
Fury looks easy to hit doesnt seem to have great power either and he should cut his bloody hair :witzend:

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:11
by stujones
alexpaterson wrote:Fury looks easy to hit doesnt seem to have great power either and he should cut his bloody hair :witzend:
Like his cousin... but not got the advantage of towering over his opponents.

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:16
by Asterix
opticald wrote:
My T Sharp wrote:
Sorry my mistake.

It was just that your Photobucket account is called Lirva, you bet in Euros, have an adress in Dublin and have a picture of Junior Witter calling out Ricky Hatton in your photo gallery. :D
Lirva is a mate of mine, I asked him to put that pic up as I have no account.

good performance by Murray
I believe the term is 'owned'. :box:

My T Sharp. :bow:

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:17
by alexpaterson
Fury looks absouote rubbish keep's hitting low and getting caught i gave Fury the 1st 2 then the 3rd 10-8 to Byrne so equal into the last

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:22
by alexpaterson
What is it with judges giving Fury's decisions when they dont deserve it

I had him a round down

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:24
by whicker
alexpaterson wrote:What is it with judges giving Fury's decisions when they dont deserve it

I had him a round down
Ref gave it 3 rounds to Fury, with one as a draw. Fury lost a point for cockpunches.

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 17:30
by alexpaterson
BIGMARK wrote:i wish ITV were showing the Dunne fight and not this crap, didnt they say he is being trained by Robert McKraken now?
Yes he's now with Rob McCracken

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 18:27
by n1ebf
Asterix wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Asterix wrote:What were they doing in a spar together? And why did he punch Fury when they were supposed to be relaxing?
I'm not sure what you mean by the first question. The Fury clan came over to the Ingles for an arranged spar. As for the second question...you'll have to spell that out for me. They were having a spar and Towers lamped him during it. If you have a different perspective, go for it.
Damnit. I put an 'r' on the end. Spa. Spa. Spa. :KO:

ha ha ha you numptey :lol:

try again lol :TU:

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 18:31
by Asterix
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:ha ha ha you numptey :lol:

try again lol :TU:
:oops:

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 03 Oct 2009, 21:24
by Deserter
opticald wrote:
My T Sharp wrote:
Sorry my mistake.

It was just that your Photobucket account is called Lirva, you bet in Euros, have an adress in Dublin and have a picture of Junior Witter calling out Ricky Hatton in your photo gallery. :D
Lirva is a mate of mine, I asked him to put that pic up as I have no account.
:lol: :lol: Completely and utterly busted :lol:

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 04 Oct 2009, 08:13
by Wrists
Aye lirva - getting the word 'rumbled'.

Why people post using duplicate names is beyond me

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 04 Oct 2009, 09:42
by jojo
dai davies is ok i just want to say he as been in with the best boxers he as a heart ov a lion he hasnt hide from any1 he as fought whos been put in front ov him weather he gets knocked out o not he still comes bk to fight the best boxers he at least deserves respect for that and for those who like to critisize he is a current feather weight welsh champion and was a super feather weight welsh champion and the fight went 2 the 9th round before it was stopped on a cut eye and up untill tha point he won every round just wanted to clear that 1 up :)

Re: Who will be watching ITV4's live undercard?

Posted: 04 Oct 2009, 12:32
by whicker
jojo wrote:dai davies is ok i just want to say he as been in with the best boxers he as a heart ov a lion he hasnt hide from any1 he as fought whos been put in front ov him weather he gets knocked out o not he still comes bk to fight the best boxers he at least deserves respect for that and for those who like to critisize he is a current feather weight welsh champion and was a super feather weight welsh champion and the fight went 2 the 9th round before it was stopped on a cut eye and up untill tha point he won every round just wanted to clear that 1 up :)
Hi-

I don't think anyone was criticising Dai Davis directly- we all agree that it's good that boxers get regular work.

The criticism was of the quality of matches on a live televised show. I mean this with no disrespect to either Kris or Dai, but really, how many viewers are interested in that sort of fight? I know it was late notice, but this really is only going to be of interest to hardcore fans of the sport.

A prospect V an area champion, who has lost more than he won, could have been quite an interesting fight- to dedicated fans. But to the more casual sports fan, who tunes in (or whom ITV hope will tune in) on a Saturday night I can't see why this would appeal.

The other live fight they showed is pretty much the same thing.