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Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 17:38**

http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/burkin ... lockbuster

After going to his opponent's backyard twice and picking up belts, should he have a voluntary in front of his home fans?

Should he accommodate Napa straight away considering the closeness of that contest?

Or should he look to immediately push on into Europe?

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 17:40**

I'd like him to fight Napa again, considering I and the majority of people had Napa winning the first encounter.

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 17:42**

Good thread!!!

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 17:44**

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:http://news.boxrec.com/news/2010/burkin ... lockbuster

After going to his opponent's backyard twice and picking up belts, should he have a voluntary in front of his home fans?

Should he accommodate Napa straight away considering the closeness of that contest?

Or should he look to immediately push on into Europe?

Should fight Napa, you say immediately push on into Europe Napa was European Champion so you it cant be said that Napa is a Step back, espectally considering there last fight.... Think it might be a differnet Fight next time tho as McDonnell's will be booming in confidence...

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 17:46**

Why shouldnt Jamie have a defence that him and his manager/Promoter suggest.

One thing for certain - the next fight should be in Doncaster.

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 17:54**

Spud wrote:Why shouldnt Jamie have a defence that him and his manager/Promoter suggest.

One thing for certain - the next fight should be in Doncaster.

Well his Promoter will support him fighting Napa, Title stays within the Camp

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 17:56**

Londonirish wrote:
Spud wrote:Why shouldnt Jamie have a defence that him and his manager/Promoter suggest.

One thing for certain - the next fight should be in Doncaster.

Well his Promoter will support him fighting Napa, Title stays within the Camp

I thought Dennis Hobson Jr was Jamie's promoter?

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 18:05**

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
Londonirish wrote:
Spud wrote:Why shouldnt Jamie have a defence that him and his manager/Promoter suggest.

One thing for certain - the next fight should be in Doncaster.

Well his Promoter will support him fighting Napa, Title stays within the Camp
I thought Dennis Hobson Jr was Jamie's promoter?

i thought it was maloney

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 18:54**

gary davies

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 19:23**

Isn't Napa the mandatory and the fight already signed??

BANTAMWEIGHT JAMIE MCDONNELL (Holder) v IAN NAPA
Following agreement being reached between the parties the above contest to be promoted by Promoter Frank Maloney.

Posted: **22 Mar 2010, 19:47**

whiteboy wrote:Isn't Napa the mandatory and the fight already signed??

BANTAMWEIGHT JAMIE MCDONNELL (Holder) v IAN NAPA
Following agreement being reached between the parties the above contest to be promoted by Promoter Frank Maloney.

to my understanding that was for the british

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 04:58**

Fight Napa. Jamie will have come on leaps and bounds for the controversial win against Napa and the Arnould victory. His confidence must have soared. Napa is not going to have improved and in the last two rounds against Jamie looked an old fighter.

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 06:08**

Its got to be Napa really..... I know people will want him to "grow" into the title a bit, but its not a step up as he beat (officially) Napa last time.... Napa, according to the majority, should have been fighting Arnould (and with home advantage I believe) - so it makes sense from every aspect.

He could think about Ballane, who Napa beat quite confortably, as he is heavily ranked by the WBC.... but really it ought to be Napa.

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 06:24**

Napa. I was gobsmacked by the decision in the last fight. I had Napa winning by 4 rounds. So in my opinion, he should face Napa and maybe try and beat him clearly.

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 07:09**

As he's going to have a well earned rest, I think in the meantime the BBoC should make Napa fight Davies again as there last fight was very close and then the winner would get a shot at Jamie and the British and Commonwealth.
Then defend the European against Malik Bouziane, although I see he is fighting for the Super Flyweight title so that might not happen. I'd even like to see if Haskins would step up a weight to fight him so he could avenge that tight loss.

People seem to think he owes Napa a rematch as it was disputable but if you look back at Jamies fights against Haskins and Edwards which were both losses (I personally thought he'd won the Haskins one and the Edwards one was tight enough to go either way), he never got the opportunity to avenge them and never moaned about this,he just got on with it.

Im sure his manager is Dennis Hobson, but according to Sky Sports its Frank Maloney again http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 75,00.html

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 07:11**

maloney probably had options on him when he fought napa think hobson is still his manager

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 07:26**

Gooner123 wrote:As he's going to have a well earned rest, I think in the meantime the BBoC should make Napa fight Davies again as there last fight was very close and then the winner would get a shot at Jamie and the British and Commonwealth.
Then defend the European against Malik Bouziane, although I see he is fighting for the Super Flyweight title so that might not happen. I'd even like to see if Haskins would step up a weight to fight him so he could avenge that tight loss.

People seem to think he owes Napa a rematch as it was disputable but if you look back at Jamies fights against Haskins and Edwards which were both losses (I personally thought he'd won the Haskins one and the Edwards one was tight enough to go either way), he never got the opportunity to avenge them and never moaned about this,he just got on with it.

Im sure his manager is Dennis Hobson, but according to Sky Sports its Frank Maloney again http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 75,00.html

superb win in france i say fight davies but im bound 2 say that or napa davies for british then winner shot at jamie but atleast with davies and jamies style the fight wouldnt go 3 rounds i dont think be a really good match y it lasted but congrats to mc donnell

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 07:41**

leeharding wrote:
Gooner123 wrote:As he's going to have a well earned rest, I think in the meantime the BBoC should make Napa fight Davies again as there last fight was very close and then the winner would get a shot at Jamie and the British and Commonwealth.
Then defend the European against Malik Bouziane, although I see he is fighting for the Super Flyweight title so that might not happen. I'd even like to see if Haskins would step up a weight to fight him so he could avenge that tight loss.

People seem to think he owes Napa a rematch as it was disputable but if you look back at Jamies fights against Haskins and Edwards which were both losses (I personally thought he'd won the Haskins one and the Edwards one was tight enough to go either way), he never got the opportunity to avenge them and never moaned about this,he just got on with it.

Im sure his manager is Dennis Hobson, but according to Sky Sports its Frank Maloney again http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 75,00.html
superb win in france i say fight davies but im bound 2 say that or napa davies for british then winner shot at jamie but atleast with davies and jamies style the fight wouldnt go 3 rounds i dont think be a really good match y it lasted but congrats to mc donnell

Do you think Gary would beat Napa this time? Coming off of a good win against Bell.

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 08:15**

Do you think Gary would beat Napa this time? Coming off of a good win against Bell.[/quote]
yes 100 percent as without making excuses he was on one leg for the fight thats why u didnt see the usual aggressive style he has and he couldnt plant his power leg to really let his shots go, and he answered a lot of questions within himself that night and learned a hell of a lot!

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 08:25**

neil hibbert wrote:Do you think Gary would beat Napa this time? Coming off of a good win against Bell.

yes 100 percent as without making excuses he was on one leg for the fight thats why u didnt see the usual aggressive style he has and he couldnt plant his power leg to really let his shots go, and he answered a lot of questions within himself that night and learned a hell of a lot![/quote]

Sorry mate, but this bit is kind of controdictory to the rest of your post.

I would like to see McDonell fight Booth, but that will not happen as Booth has options at S-Bantam.

If I was McDonell I would like to fight Napa straight away to prove I was better than him, but I got a funny feeling he might fight someone like Kris Hughes for the british, as I think he handles him comfortably, then take on Napa for all three titles once Napa gets a win under his belt.

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 08:34**

GazMan85 wrote:
neil hibbert wrote:Do you think Gary would beat Napa this time? Coming off of a good win against Bell.
yes 100 percent as without making excuses he was on one leg for the fight thats why u didnt see the usual aggressive style he has and he couldnt plant his power leg to really let his shots go, and he answered a lot of questions within himself that night and learned a hell of a lot!

Sorry mate, but this bit is kind of controdictory to the rest of your post.

I would like to see McDonell fight Booth, but that will not happen as Booth has options at S-Bantam.

If I was McDonell I would like to fight Napa straight away to prove I was better than him, but I got a funny feeling he might fight someone like Kris Hughes for the bes a good ritish, as I think he handles him comfortably, then take on Napa for all three titles once Napa gets a win under his belt.[/quote]
i put that up because you end up having someone say ure just making excuses up

i think jamie should fight in his nometown as hes had a few good weeks and deserves a good homecoming bout, so many possible opponents to choose from though!

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 12:43**

Definetly Napa, it was a very contreversiol fight (I felt he lost).

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 13:22**

Gooner123 wrote:
leeharding wrote:
Gooner123 wrote:As he's going to have a well earned rest, I think in the meantime the BBoC should make Napa fight Davies again as there last fight was very close and then the winner would get a shot at Jamie and the British and Commonwealth.
Then defend the European against Malik Bouziane, although I see he is fighting for the Super Flyweight title so that might not happen. I'd even like to see if Haskins would step up a weight to fight him so he could avenge that tight loss.

People seem to think he owes Napa a rematch as it was disputable but if you look back at Jamies fights against Haskins and Edwards which were both losses (I personally thought he'd won the Haskins one and the Edwards one was tight enough to go either way), he never got the opportunity to avenge them and never moaned about this,he just got on with it.

Im sure his manager is Dennis Hobson, but according to Sky Sports its Frank Maloney again http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 75,00.html
superb win in france i say fight davies but im bound 2 say that or napa davies for british then winner shot at jamie but atleast with davies and jamies style the fight wouldnt go 3 rounds i dont think be a really good match y it lasted but congrats to mc donnell
Do you think Gary would beat Napa this time? Coming off of a good win against Bell.

onnestly i no he would gary in the napa fight wasnt able 2 do what he done against power,edmonds,or bell as his leg was severely bruesed and gary even said that himself in the interview after the bell fight im very confident that a 100pcent gary davies would wipe the floor with any bantamweight in britain and i also think he is the biggest puncher by far but im bound to say that

Posted: **23 Mar 2010, 14:03**

leeharding wrote:
Gooner123 wrote:
leeharding wrote: superb win in france i say fight davies but im bound 2 say that or napa davies for british then winner shot at jamie but atleast with davies and jamies style the fight wouldnt go 3 rounds i dont think be a really good match y it lasted but congrats to mc donnell

i think davies is made for mcdonnell but it would be a good fight what what would be well worth the watch
Do you think Gary would beat Napa this time? Coming off of a good win against Bell.
onnestly i no he would gary in the napa fight wasnt able 2 do what he done against power,edmonds,or bell as his leg was severely bruesed and gary even said that himself in the interview after the bell fight im very confident that a 100pcent gary davies would wipe the floor with any bantamweight in britain and i also think he is the biggest puncher by far but im bound to say that

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