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February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 15:46
by WelshJack
Lee Selby v Rendall Munroe looks like it is on the bill and I guess Gavin Rees v Tommy Coyle will be added now. Any other fights/fighters they can add?
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 15:55
by handsofstone
As much as im looking forward to seeing Selby/Munroe fight i dont think it will be a classic to be honest,i think Lee will box a sensible fight to win on points,but i think its a good test for Lee
Rees/Coyle on the other hand could be a classic,which Gavin will win on points i reckon
Chris Jenkins should get a decent match up
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 15:55
by taffytoon
Never mind Feb. December the 13th at Sophia Gardens is going to be a great small hall show.
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 16:24
by WelshJack
taffytoon wrote:Never mind Feb. December the 13th at Sophia Gardens is going to be a great small hall show.
Yeah I saw that any idea of Buckland's opponent?
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 16:44
by kamicazze
What's the feb date?
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 16:54
by jameswilson
What happened to that Welsh lad who won Prizefighter at light welterweight?
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 16:57
by WelshJack
kamicazze wrote:What's the feb date?
No idea but fast car mentioned it on twitter and they talk about Munroe v Selby in February
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 17:12
by wrimc
Good fights but not really inspiring. Rees v Coyle should be a good scrap but feel like its not the top fight in the lightweight division at the moment with both coming off a loss but should be entertaining.
Selby Munroe is a good fight on paper but really I think Rendall has missed the boat and its a shame. I would like to see Selby take a bit more of an established name at featherweight
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 03 Nov 2013, 17:50
by WelshJack
wrimc wrote:Good fights but not really inspiring. Rees v Coyle should be a good scrap but feel like its not the top fight in the lightweight division at the moment with both coming off a loss but should be entertaining.
Selby Munroe is a good fight on paper but really I think Rendall has missed the boat and its a shame. I would like to see Selby take a bit more of an established name at featherweight
Munroe is the guy he has to face for the European title so it is a good test. It's good to finally get a matchroom show in Wales.
Re: February in Wales
Posted: 04 Nov 2013, 15:40
by taffytoon
jameswilson wrote:What happened to that Welsh lad who won Prizefighter at light welterweight?
He is fighting on the 29th in Swansea ( Oceana).