Magee gets home advantage against Froch
Magee gets home advantage against Froch
news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/4529436.stm
I'm not sure it'll help though. Froch, for all his flaws, should have enough power to dispose of Magee, who I've never really rated since the Brian Barbosa pull-out.
I'm not sure it'll help though. Froch, for all his flaws, should have enough power to dispose of Magee, who I've never really rated since the Brian Barbosa pull-out.
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Are you sure? I reckon Magee is no better than Matthew Barney. The Robin Reid fight exposed Magee as clearly not having the minerals.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:A good step up...
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A fair bit more from top Irish writer Tomas Rohan here:
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http://www.britishboxing.net/news_1127- ... -bids.html
Well, it will be interesting to see if Magee is able to stay on his feet and hear the final bell, without his arse having touched the canvas at any time during the previous 12 rounds.johnswan1 wrote:He is far better than Barney. Far more skilled. His chin is probably worse though.liamlion wrote:Are you sure? I reckon Magee is no better than Matthew Barney. The Robin Reid fight exposed Magee as clearly not having the minerals.Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:A good step up
Same as me.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Hmm, my family live in Armagh, maybe I could make this one, it's not far.
I`ll probably head up for this. First boxing show I`ll have been to since the Neil Sinclair vs Bradley Pryce fight.
What part of Armagh do your folks live in James, if you don`t mind me asking?
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Do you know I don't actually know....ebeneezer wrote:Same as me.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Hmm, my family live in Armagh, maybe I could make this one, it's not far.
I`ll probably head up for this. First boxing show I`ll have been to since the Neil Sinclair vs Bradley Pryce fight.
What part of Armagh do your folks live in James, if you don`t mind me asking?
My family originally lived on Railway street, they had a house at number 12, where my Grandfather Paddy Agnew ran a sort of home for waifs and strays.
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Seems a way away not sure Maggee wants the fight as a loss will put him a lot further down the pecking order for world and european honners.
Doubt home advantage will bother froch much I seem to remember froch calling for a fight in Belfast at two days notice aftere the Calzagehe pull out.
We all recognise that Maggee is an opponent around European level so the fight will tell us all a lot about how good froch is if he wins and the manner of the win will also be important. Lets hope the fight can be sold to ITV. Would be good to see top domestic fights on terrestrial TV will make up for some of the bobins fights we see for "world titles".
Doubt home advantage will bother froch much I seem to remember froch calling for a fight in Belfast at two days notice aftere the Calzagehe pull out.
We all recognise that Maggee is an opponent around European level so the fight will tell us all a lot about how good froch is if he wins and the manner of the win will also be important. Lets hope the fight can be sold to ITV. Would be good to see top domestic fights on terrestrial TV will make up for some of the bobins fights we see for "world titles".