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Taken from the Wellington Park Hotel, Belfast at 4pm this afternoon. (Undercard pics of local lads only).

Martin Rogan: 16st 10llb



Sam Sexton: 17st 3llb 3/4oz



Stare Down:



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Neil Sinclair: 11st 2 1/2llb



Janos Petrovics: Did not show-up

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Kevin O'Hara: 9st 8llb 3/4oz



Mickey Coveney: 9st 7llb 1/4oz


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Ciaran Healy: 11st 9llb




Lee Noble: 11st 1llb 1/2oz

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Jamie Conlan: 8st 4llb



Anwar Alfadi: 8st 2llb 3/4oz

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Luke Wilton: 8st



Kevin Coglan: 7st 3llb 3/4oz

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Joe Rea: 11st 2llb 3/4oz



Phil Townley: 11st 9llb 1/4oz

Note:

Neil Sinclair's opponent, Janos Petrovics, arrive late (but within the time line) and weighed in at 153 Ilbs (3 Ilbs lighter than Neil)

Joe Rea's opponent, Phillip Townley, was 2 Ilbs over the agreed weight at 163 Ilbs in his first attempt, at his second attempt he came in right on the limit at 161 Ilb.

Kevin O'Hara Happy to see someone???

Never Knew Mickey Coveney made a come back, O'Hara will look Massive to him, very tough Mickey is....

How many hours till this fight one or two?

Andrey wrote:How many hours till this fight one or two?

It's on tomorrow. The broadcast probably starts at 10, and then fight shortly after.

gasman wrote:Note:

Neil Sinclair's opponent, Janos Petrovics, arrive late (but within the time line) and weighed in at 153 Ilbs (3 Ilbs lighter than Neil)

Joe Rea's opponent, Phillip Townley, was 2 Ilbs over the agreed weight at 163 Ilbs in his first attempt, at his second attempt he came in right on the limit at 161 Ilb.

I got fed-up waiting and toddled on home before Janos appeared. Feel free to amend any incorrect weights' as I scribbled them down roughly in my notepad in between shots.

Wow, I lost in time

Asterix wrote:

Andrey wrote:How many hours till this fight one or two?

It's on tomorrow. The broadcast probably starts at 10, and then fight shortly after.

Londonirish wrote:Kevin O'Hara Happy to see someone???

Never Knew Mickey Coveney made a come back, O'Hara will look Massive to him, very tough Mickey is....

I think that will be a good scrap but O'Hara will probably have the better skills to win. O'Hara was a top amateur but has never sparked in the pro game.

You're right. Mickey is a wee fella indeed!

steve689 wrote:

Londonirish wrote:Kevin O'Hara Happy to see someone???

Never Knew Mickey Coveney made a come back, O'Hara will look Massive to him, very tough Mickey is....

I think that will be a good scrap but O'Hara will probably have the better skills to win. O'Hara was a top amateur but has never sparked in the pro game.

You're right. Mickey is a wee fella indeed!

I think O'Hara will out box Coveney, he has only been Beaten by Decent Fighter's, Mickey has had do it the hard way..
Never in a Dull fight... Should be a good one

steve689 wrote:

gasman wrote:Note:

Neil Sinclair's opponent, Janos Petrovics, arrive late (but within the time line) and weighed in at 153 Ilbs (3 Ilbs lighter than Neil)

Joe Rea's opponent, Phillip Townley, was 2 Ilbs over the agreed weight at 163 Ilbs in his first attempt, at his second attempt he came in right on the limit at 161 Ilb.

I got fed-up waiting and toddled on home before Janos appeared. Feel free to amend any incorrect weights' as I scribbled them down roughly in my notepad in between shots.

Me too! I called Hugh Russell when I got home to find out the latest on Petrovics as I was concerned that Sinky might not get a fight, so I was relieved to hear that it all worked out and we have a brilliant card to look forward to. Look out for Jamie Conlan, he has a brilliant amateur pedigree and is one for the future.

Andrey wrote:Wow, I lost in time

I've done it before as well.

gasman wrote:Look out for Jamie Conlan, he has a brilliant amateur pedigree and is one for the future.

Yes, I think Conlan will be a star for the future

See below:
http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/BN08/detail.asp?id=1297

steve689 wrote:

gasman wrote:Look out for Jamie Conlan, he has a brilliant amateur pedigree and is one for the future.

Yes, I think Conlan will be a star for the future

See below:
http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/BN08/detail.asp?id=1297

great work Steve - your are on a roll!

O matron! kevin o'hara's 'reach' seems underestimated.

Cheers Sligo!

Ted, I was half and half about whether to put that photo in or not D

Is Rogan/Sexton on sky? in the guide they only mention McCloskey...

Flav1 wrote:Is Rogan/Sexton on sky? in the guide they only mention McCloskey...

I hope so. I don't care about the McCloskey fight. Boxrec says Rogan-Sexton is on Sky: http://www.boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=582041

steve689 wrote:

gasman wrote:Look out for Jamie Conlan, he has a brilliant amateur pedigree and is one for the future.

Yes, I think Conlan will be a star for the future

See below:
http://www.boxingnewsonline.net/BN08/detail.asp?id=1297

Nice one I am looking forward to Conlan's fight, his opponent is a tough little guy. Wilton was outworking him in the first fight and seemed to be strolling to victory until Anwar floored him with a good shot.

Rogan looks in decent shape. I still think Sexton will win - he was giving him a lesson for the most part last time (people have forgotton this and focused too much on the end).

stujones wrote:Rogan looks in decent shape. I still think Sexton will win - he was giving him a lesson for the most part last time (people have forgotton this and focused too much on the end).

No, i think most just realise that a championship fight is sheduled for a full 12 rounds rather than merely 6 or 7.

I think whoever's trained harder (but peaked at the right point, obviously) will win. It looks like Rogan, but we'll see when the stamina comes into play.

liamlion wrote:

stujones wrote:Rogan looks in decent shape. I still think Sexton will win - he was giving him a lesson for the most part last time (people have forgotton this and focused too much on the end).

No, i think most just realise that a championship fight is sheduled for a full 12 rounds rather than merely 6 or 7.

Yes, but would Rogan have gambled liked that without that cut? A round before Sexton looked close to stopping Rogan.

Rogan looks in good shape I really hope he can pull this one of but dont see him doing it