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Who would u like to see him fight out of:


Matt Hall/Anthony Small/Bradley Pryce.


And how do u think he fairs?

too seasoned and tough for Hall
good fight v Small, I would pick Moore to break him down
he would be far to strong for Pryce.

Barker v Moore at 160lbs

fatman wrote:too seasoned and tough for Hall
good fight v Small, I would pick Moore to break him down
he would be far to strong for Pryce.

Barker v Moore at 160lbs

now ur talking

Moore v John Duddy would be a barnburner

fatman wrote:Moore v John Duddy would be a barnburner

Dont rate duddy at all. Easy nights work for Jamie.

stevieb_8006 wrote:Who would u like to see him fight out of:


Matt Hall/Anthony Small/Bradley Pryce.


And how do u think he fairs?

jamie is far to good for these fighters

fatman wrote:too seasoned and tough for Hall
good fight v Small, I would pick Moore to break him down
he would be far to strong for Pryce.

Barker v Moore at 160lbs

yeh that would be epic!! barker's boxing ability vs pure strength and agression of mooresy.no doubt it would be a classic

Word off a good source is that that was Jamie Moores last fight at light middle. Hes been struggling to make the weight for some time now and last night has just confirmed he needs to step up to middleweight.

Did Moore struggle to make 154lbs? If so then I'm a little surprised because I was of the understanding Jamie works closely with Kerry Kayes, who''s knowledge is well known in respect of nutrition & strength training!

i reckon domestic opponent & light middle might be bad news. i mean, facey or mcdonagh for the british title (or whoever).

always did seem to be the issue - had jamie fought too long vs the domestic comp, would he leave his best there. despite WBC elim tag, everyone knows the WBC want to showcase chavez jr in mehico. in other words, this was really a domestic fight, for the Friday Fight Night crowd who wanted a return to great honest fights following loads of cleverly mismatches, and flyweights.

Terry D argued on a different thread that the benn v eubank fights were really domestic fights. i disagreed. i would say this was a domestic fight, moore v rhodes. ryan did great, but this fight was supposed to be a formality for moore, whereas it gave ryan a great opportunity to prove himself on his comeback. jamie seemed to peak in the piccirillo & dzuman fights. is it possible he went a bit stale, that his form went downhill after a tremendous couple of showings.

want to see moore up at middle - more weight behind them body shots! ppl are saying the stamina wasn't there, the snap wasn't there last night. i think from watching the likes of benn, eubank, watson, we've seen how badly weight drain can affect a fighter at these middle sort of weights.

Autobarn wrote:i reckon domestic opponent & light middle might be bad news. i mean, facey or mcdonagh for the british title (or whoever).

always did seem to be the issue - had jamie fought too long vs the domestic comp, would he leave his best there. despite WBC elim tag, everyone knows the WBC want to showcase chavez jr in mehico. in other words, this was really a domestic fight, for the Friday Fight Night crowd who wanted a return to great honest fights following loads of cleverly mismatches, and flyweights.

Terry D argued on a different thread that the benn v eubank fights were really domestic fights. i disagreed. i would say this was a domestic fight, moore v rhodes. ryan did great, but this fight was supposed to be a formality for moore, whereas it gave ryan a great opportunity to prove himself on his comeback. jamie seemed to peak in the piccirillo & dzuman fights. is it possible he went a bit stale, that his form went downhill after a tremendous couple of showings.

want to see moore up at middle - more weight behind them body shots! ppl are saying the stamina wasn't there, the snap wasn't there last night. i think from watching the likes of benn, eubank, watson, we've seen how badly weight drain can affect a fighter at these middle sort of weights.

Maybe,as Jamie himself said,Rhodes was the better man.There is no need to look for an excuse as for why he lost,he just did.

He needs to go to middle, with his first fight at middle should be against Murray, think it would be a right belter or a fight with Butler would also be a good mix up

I don't think I'm giving any secrets away - but the message was loud and clear an hour or so after the fight.
That was Jamie's last at LM.

In response to the title of this thread.....NO CHANCE!!!

Mooresy wrote:In response to the title of this thread.....NO CHANCE!!!

Are you up early, or just not been to bed?

whicker wrote:

Mooresy wrote:In response to the title of this thread.....NO CHANCE!!!

Are you up early, or just not been to bed?

Ha ha up early pal, just gettin some paracetamol. Rough!!

Mooresy wrote:

whicker wrote:

Mooresy wrote:In response to the title of this thread.....NO CHANCE!!!

Are you up early, or just not been to bed?

Ha ha up early pal, just gettin some paracetamol. Rough!!

It's 5:30 but the body thinks it's 6:30!

Good luck at middleweigh- and I look forward to your next fight!

Mooresy wrote:In response to the title of this thread.....NO CHANCE!!!

You going to try to get straight into the European Middles Jamie? if they make you fight someone before a shot at Macklin you should look at Craig McEwan, fights out in the states so would get you more profile over there.

You going to try to get straight into the European Middles Jamie? if they make you fight someone before a shot at Macklin you should look at Craig McEwan, fights out in the states so would get you more profile over there.[/quote]
Yes warm up or 2 then just want big fights pal, not interested in the domestic scene, was on it too long at LM. At this stage of my career I need big fights to get me motivated.

sg1985 wrote:

Mooresy wrote:In response to the title of this thread.....NO CHANCE!!!

Good luck moving up to middle. Hope you're not too rough tomorrow. Still jogging up Eccles old road?

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Ah a Salford lad! Not anymore mate, just round Walkden now.