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super feather british title.

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SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT (Vacant)

GARY SYKES v LIAM WALSH

Following the relinquishment of the Championship by Stephen Smith, the Stewards decided to approve a request from Promoter allegedly for the above contest to take place on Saturday, 22nd February 2014 at York Hall, London.

TROY JAMES v CHRIS MALE

The above eliminator contest to be promoted by Errol Johnson, will take place on Saturday, 16th November 2013 at Walsall Town Hall.

RONNIE CLARK v JONATHAN KAYS

The Stewards decided to put out the above eliminator contest for purse bids to be submitted in accordance with the Terms and Conditions attached to the Board’s Head Office by 12.00noon on Wednesday, 11th December 2013, the contest to take place by the end of March 2014.

Some good fights here.
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I think the board have been following some of the threads on here ha ha. I was bang on walsh v sykes and clark v kays. Guessing that kays v clark meet the winner of james v male this weekend in a final eliminator if clark kays happens. Wat u think davideee and ste wood.
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quick quiz ..which two boxers fought for the british super feather weight title when it was reintroduced in the 80's......
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Think this is good work by the board. On reading what has been put I'm assuming that the winner of Kay's v Clark will fight the winner of Walsh v Sykes. I'm only guessing as I have only spoke to Ronnie briefly today. No matter what happens we are very happy and means Ronnie will get the opportunities he has been waiting for. Good luck to both Chris and Troy for their upcoming fight
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daviddee wrote:Think this is good work by the board. On reading what has been put I'm assuming that the winner of Kay's v Clark will fight the winner of Walsh v Sykes. I'm only guessing as I have only spoke to Ronnie briefly today. No matter what happens we are very happy and means Ronnie will get the opportunities he has been waiting for. Good luck to both Chris and Troy for their upcoming fight

Cheers mate all the best to ronnie in his eliminator. I think the 2 winners will meet mate neither is a final eliminator. It normally states final eliminator in the notices
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maley1984 wrote:
daviddee wrote:Think this is good work by the board. On reading what has been put I'm assuming that the winner of Kay's v Clark will fight the winner of Walsh v Sykes. I'm only guessing as I have only spoke to Ronnie briefly today. No matter what happens we are very happy and means Ronnie will get the opportunities he has been waiting for. Good luck to both Chris and Troy for their upcoming fight

Cheers mate all the best to ronnie in his eliminator. I think the 2 winners will meet mate neither is a final eliminator. It normally states final eliminator in the notices
good luck to Chris, mate :TU:
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maley1984 wrote:
daviddee wrote:Think this is good work by the board. On reading what has been put I'm assuming that the winner of Kay's v Clark will fight the winner of Walsh v Sykes. I'm only guessing as I have only spoke to Ronnie briefly today. No matter what happens we are very happy and means Ronnie will get the opportunities he has been waiting for. Good luck to both Chris and Troy for their upcoming fight

Cheers mate all the best to ronnie in his eliminator. I think the 2 winners will meet mate neither is a final eliminator. It normally states final eliminator in the notices
Let's hope Ronnie's manager puts a purse bid in that's realistic so the fight actually goes ahead
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maley1984 wrote: I was bang on walsh v sykes .
nice fight, btw, but i think Walsh takes it clearly
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Counter-puncher wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
daviddee wrote:Think this is good work by the board. On reading what has been put I'm assuming that the winner of Kay's v Clark will fight the winner of Walsh v Sykes. I'm only guessing as I have only spoke to Ronnie briefly today. No matter what happens we are very happy and means Ronnie will get the opportunities he has been waiting for. Good luck to both Chris and Troy for their upcoming fight

Cheers mate all the best to ronnie in his eliminator. I think the 2 winners will meet mate neither is a final eliminator. It normally states final eliminator in the notices
good luck to Chris, mate :TU:
Cheers mate
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spudder56 wrote:
maley1984 wrote:
daviddee wrote:Think this is good work by the board. On reading what has been put I'm assuming that the winner of Kay's v Clark will fight the winner of Walsh v Sykes. I'm only guessing as I have only spoke to Ronnie briefly today. No matter what happens we are very happy and means Ronnie will get the opportunities he has been waiting for. Good luck to both Chris and Troy for their upcoming fight

Cheers mate all the best to ronnie in his eliminator. I think the 2 winners will meet mate neither is a final eliminator. It normally states final eliminator in the notices
Let's hope Ronnie's manager puts a purse bid in that's realistic so the fight actually goes ahead

Cud b interesting been a lot of talk on here so hope he backs his boy. Also I'm sure kays is with ste wood and he posts on here so hopefully he will comment his thoughts
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Tommy has got Kris Carslaw v Steve O Meara on the list also. Show in Glasgow With That fight, Iain Butcher V Luke Wilton and Ronnie Clark v Jon Kays. Alongside Trainor , Matty McAllister and Gary Cornish in decent fights. I know this is very unlikely but can wish:)
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JamieM wrote:Tommy has got Kris Carslaw v Steve O Meara on the list also. Show in Glasgow With That fight, Iain Butcher V Luke Wilton and Ronnie Clark v Jon Kays. Alongside Trainor , Matty McAllister and Gary Cornish in decent fights. I know this is very unlikely but can wish:)

Hope his got deep pockets ha ha
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JamieM wrote:Tommy has got Kris Carslaw v Steve O Meara on the list also. Show in Glasgow With That fight, Iain Butcher V Luke Wilton and Ronnie Clark v Jon Kays. Alongside Trainor , Matty McAllister and Gary Cornish in decent fights. I know this is very unlikely but can wish:)
O'Meara's with VVarren so I'd expect him to win the bid for that and stick it on the Walsh-Sykes undercard, would Prospect work with Gilmour? If they would then putting the two fights together is a no brainer, but Steve Wood will have his eye on the Kays-Clark purse bid and has the TV app to provide coverage. You say it's unlikely, but knock off O'Meara-Carslaw and it's possible depending on the Kays-Clark purse bid.
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JamieM wrote:Tommy has got Kris Carslaw v Steve O Meara on the list also. Show in Glasgow With That fight, Iain Butcher V Luke Wilton and Ronnie Clark v Jon Kays. Alongside Trainor , Matty McAllister and Gary Cornish in decent fights. I know this is very unlikely but can wish:)
Would be good mate. Am sure wiltons side win the purse for that fight, but put the rest together and you have a decent wee show.
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Just remembered i read that wiltons camp have won purse bids v iain butcher. Prospect and Gilmour work together quite alot and co promoted a show not long ago with Paul Allison V Gary McCallum im sure it was. Im just glad that Ronnie has got a decent fight and wether its on tommys show would be a bonus:)
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