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Macklin scaled 11st 7.6lbs and Pintos 11st 6.6lbs for tomorrow night's fight in Dublin - live on RTE 2
http://www.brandhatton.com/TV/News

is rte 2 available to watch online?? i knw the dunne vs poonsawat 1 was

MrBoxingUK2 wrote:is rte 2 available to watch online?? i knw the dunne vs poonsawat 1 was

RTE show their full TV guide online so yes it will be available, its also listed as worldwide so you should have no probs.

http://www.rte.ie/live/

Deno1986 wrote:

MrBoxingUK2 wrote:is rte 2 available to watch online?? i knw the dunne vs poonsawat 1 was

RTE show their full TV guide online so yes it will be available, its also listed as worldwide so you should have no probs.

http://www.rte.ie/live/

cheers mate

Think Matthew came across really well, very good talker 8) And he can Back it up

Looked really good. Should beat this guy up, then fight Barker later next year. Think Barker would win though?

nigeltsport wrote:Macklin scaled 11st 7.6lbs and Pintos 11st 6.6lbs for tomorrow night's fight in Dublin - live on RTE 2
http://www.brandhatton.com/TV/News

that Brand Hatton site is frickin brilliant!

hats off to those guys!

Any news on this card?

whatashambles wrote:Any news on this card?

Yeah hoping Macklin impressed.

You can watch it live on that link at the top of the screen. Just finished the sixth, Maclin in control, but maybe lost the 5th.

Live right now , yeah!

Busy evening.

Lackluster there from Macklin. Perhaps he needs to be fired up more to produce the fireworks. RTE screen was good....when it worked. Anyway 99-88 points win for Macklin.

WayoftheCass wrote:Lackluster there from Macklin. Perhaps he needs to be fired up more to produce the fireworks. RTE screen was good....when it worked. Anyway 99-88 points win for Macklin.

not sure if it was lackluster.

he was never out of third gear, never troubled, the guy was like a crab with the guard and Macklin still dropped him time times - something Ghevor and Mundine failed to do.

steve689 wrote:[img]http://brianpeterspromotions.com/site/i ... s_WeighIn2

jesus you fairly got yer mug into the camera shot tonight.

sligobhoy67 wrote:

WayoftheCass wrote:Lackluster there from Macklin. Perhaps he needs to be fired up more to produce the fireworks. RTE screen was good....when it worked. Anyway 99-88 points win for Macklin.

not sure if it was lackluster.

he was never out of third gear, never troubled, the guy was like a crab with the guard and Macklin still dropped him time times - something Ghevor and Mundine failed to do.

You would think if he was gonna make a real impact at world level he would be KO'ing guys like this easily. He won at a canter but the guy was literally a warm body. Ghover isn't any great shakes and Mundine decisions most of the dodgy south american imports he's largely built his career on. The guy had been knocked out twice early already in his career. Like I said I suspect Macklin needs to be really up for a fight to produce the spectaculars we've seen recently.

dbf wrote:You can watch it live on that link at the top of the screen. Just finished the sixth, Maclin in control, but maybe lost the 5th.

any results

Macklin revealed afterwards that he had hurt his hand in the second round. See the interview with him & Ricky
http://www.brandhatton.com/TV/News

WayoftheCass wrote:

sligobhoy67 wrote:

WayoftheCass wrote:Lackluster there from Macklin. Perhaps he needs to be fired up more to produce the fireworks. RTE screen was good....when it worked. Anyway 99-88 points win for Macklin.

not sure if it was lackluster.

he was never out of third gear, never troubled, the guy was like a crab with the guard and Macklin still dropped him time times - something Ghevor and Mundine failed to do.

You would think if he was gonna make a real impact at world level he would be KO'ing guys like this easily. He won at a canter but the guy was literally a warm body. Ghover isn't any great shakes and Mundine decisions most of the dodgy south american imports he's largely built his career on. The guy had been knocked out twice early already in his career. Like I said I suspect Macklin needs to be really up for a fight to produce the spectaculars we've seen recently.

I would have liked to see him finish the fight as well but Pintos visited the canvas three times in all and Macklin looked like he had an awful lot more to give in my opinion

feargalocuinneagain wrote:Body punches to the ribs were dynamite....... That's when Macklin was most dangerous.....

I winched watching them but most of the time Pintos didnt. Even when he went dont he didnt really look hurt.

sligobhoy67 wrote:

steve689 wrote:[img]http://brianpeterspromotions.com/site/i ... s_WeighIn2

jesus you fairly got yer mug into the camera shot tonight.

I was asked to get in shot as my face adds value

Some scores: JJ McDonagh stopped his man in the first as did Michael Kelly and Gavin Prunty.

Hyland smashed Heagney in three and Fitzgerald outpointed Matt Scriven over eight.

Andy Murray was off form after a layoff but beat Alex Bone over 6x3.

steve689 wrote:

sligobhoy67 wrote:

steve689 wrote:[img]http://brianpeterspromotions.com/site/i ... s_WeighIn2

jesus you fairly got yer mug into the camera shot tonight.

I was asked to get in shot as my face adds value

Some scores: JJ McDonagh stopped his man in the first as did Michael Kelly and Gavin Prunty.

Hyland smashed Heagney in three and Fitzgerald outpointed Matt Scriven over eight.

Andy Murray was off form after a layoff but beat Alex Bone over 6x3.

You got more air time last night than Khan ya chunt!

They showed the Murray and Hyland fights alright.

McDonagh could be a gem. Kelly might be the pride of Dundalk but so is Harp Lager and neither impress me. Prunty is intriguing - a surf that has pretty much just turned his hand ot pugilism - he is in some condition and Paddy C loves those shorts.

They showed

Prunty has a fascinating story to tell and if I get round to it one day I'll write an article on him.

The mighty Damian Taggart also won, over six rounds, against Wladimir Borov. Taggart is (very slowly) improving and seems to sell a few tickets.

steve689 wrote:Prunty has a fascinating story to tell and if I get round to it one day I'll write an article on him.

The mighty Damian Taggart also won, over six rounds, against Wladimir Borov. Taggart is (very slowly) improving and seems to sell a few tickets.

Aint seen Taggart yet but I am not sure about him. You're always hyping the Ulster boys anyway.

He's poor no doubt.

Well to change form I'll add that I was most impressed by Hyland and Fitzgerald last night