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WHO WAS THERE WAT DI U THINK HERES MY POOR VERSION OF RESULTS EXCUSE ME

who was there who watched very interesting indeed


david byrnes lost to ideah [honor oak]
got 2 standing counts and put over aswell ideah got a count 4 droppin his hands sum new rule there never even got a punch thrown at him very weird then ideah lost to fitzroy logde maan forgot his name on points ideh lokked tired an the man came in fresh on him

walsh [fitzroy lodge] beat gardinar [new addington]


walsh beat jimmy coyle [fisher] that was a very good fight I must say

micheal casey fisher stoppd charles brahmbatt [bexly] 3rd round
I predicted that before the fight that casey is way stong he looks abit like chris beniot from wwe he sent out 2 counts in round 2 and I think another two in round 3

martin mcdonagh [hollington] won both his fights beat salwaski in the final at 91kg dunno how he got that big I remember when we both used to box 4 lynn 5 years bk he was 54 kg 4 years ago he boxed naz malick at 57kg 3 years ago I remember him winning nabc title at 75kg 2 years ago he was light heavey now hes super heavey talk about growing but still got the shots sawalski retired on his stall at the end of the 3rd [st peters]

langly [hollington] beat terry ajebey [fitzroy lodge] decent bout nothing special terry won bronze at commonwealth games 4 nigeria in manchester


ino myversion is not all that 4 results anyone who can do better please assist thanks

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Cheers for the info.

Were there any bouts at Light-Heavy and what did you think of them?

Thanks

Best performance of the night, for me, was Fisher's Casey who stopped Bexley's Charles Brambhatt in the 4th round. I'm sure Brambhatt would have made it through to the bell without the ref's intervention, but I suppose the referee figured Charles was behind on points and wasn't going to turn it around. Excellent result because Brambhat is a smooth boxer and much tougher than he looks.

Have to say that was the most unispiring S.E.Divs I've ever been to. A couple of the bouts were ok, but mostly either dull or lacking the usual ABA standard of skill. No where near enough text book skills on show and the event suffered as a result.

Fitzroy Lodges Davis did box nicely and his club mate Welsh kept his composure well against a poor sport in Fisher's Coyle. Practically head butting your opponent before the 1st bell had even gone was tasteless.

No fights at Light heavy.

Hopefully the other entrants of the S.E. Div who didn't have an opponent can bring a bit more cheer in the semi's (like Darren Langley or Dominic Akinlade) becuase I can't see any ABA champions from the boxers on shows last night (maybe Heavyweight Martin McDonagh, but doubtful).