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Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 13:30
by kevin
Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 13:53
by Horse
c2ute wrote:Isn't Pickering taking on Dunne for the Euro title? Saying that Callaghan would be a nice warm up, good money, a title and a straight forward fight!
He is fighting Dunne first in November, the fight with Callaghan is to take place in January.
Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 14:21
by stujones
Its a bit of a pity that Swaby vs Keeton hasn't got a TV date.
Anderson vs Magee might be interesting, if Magee can turn back the clock. Anyone know if this fight is likely to happen (i.e. will Magee comeback).
Its odd how Rob Norton has gone from #1 contender for the British, to Mandatory for the English title.
Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 16:17
by Old bones Ian
Thought Dean Francis would have got a shot at the British title, he won the English a couple of fights ago, and although his shoulder went again, he never said he was quitting and has recently come back with a win.
Although i don't mind who wins out of Keaton and Swaby , neither boxer has a win this year, so shouldn't Francis have been nominated before them?
Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 17:30
by nickd
topper123 wrote:Thought Dean Francis would have got a shot at the British title, he won the English a couple of fights ago, and although his shoulder went again, he never said he was quitting and has recently come back with a win.
Although i don't mind who wins out of Keaton and Swaby , neither boxer has a win this year, so shouldn't Francis have been nominated before them?
Yes, can't believe they are fighting for the title to be honest neither deserves it.
Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 18:20
by Max Molyneux
Matthew Hatton is getting an eliminator!
Ah well at least Michael Jones is.

Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 19:00
by Horse
Max Molyneux wrote:Matthew Hatton is getting an eliminator!
Ah well at least Michael Jones is.

What is so awful about Matthew Hatton getting an eliminator, it is only a semi final after all.
Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 19:02
by stujones
nickd wrote:topper123 wrote:Thought Dean Francis would have got a shot at the British title, he won the English a couple of fights ago, and although his shoulder went again, he never said he was quitting and has recently come back with a win.
Although i don't mind who wins out of Keaton and Swaby , neither boxer has a win this year, so shouldn't Francis have been nominated before them?
Yes, can't believe they are fighting for the title to be honest neither deserves it.
I'm sure that Eastwood vs Francis doubled for an eliminator also? and Norton has been the longstanding mandatory.
I think the BBBoC should have swapped it round to be honest - Francis vs Norton for the British, Keeton vs Swaby for the English.
Posted: 11 Oct 2006, 19:06
by Max Molyneux
Wonder if Hatton and Mc Donaugh and Woolcombe Vs Jones are just part eliminators?
Posted: 12 Oct 2006, 09:11
by nickd
I thought Moore was vacating? He really should look towards European and World honours he has nothing left to prove domestically.
Posted: 12 Oct 2006, 09:50
by Podmore_Birmingham
John O'Donnell-Stuart Elwell and Hickman-Lawton are the picks for me.
I think that Hickman and Elwell should emerge victorious, however, it's all dependant on whether the contests go ahead or not.
Stu is a future British champion.
Tom Podmore.
Posted: 12 Oct 2006, 09:56
by Ulysses
John O'Donnell's a junior Olympic gold medallist and ouble junior ABA champ, he's certainly no pushover.
It'll take a very good fighter to beat him and I don't think it's Elwell.
Posted: 12 Oct 2006, 09:59
by Podmore_Birmingham
I'm not slating John's amateur credentials. But Stuart's a former Jr ABA champion, too.
Have you ever seen Elwell fight? He's classy and can hit - just ask light-middleweight Francis Jones staarched inside a round.
It would be close but Elwell would come through, IN MY OPINION.
Tom Podmore.
Posted: 12 Oct 2006, 10:29
by Ulysses
Podmore_Birmingham wrote:IN MY OPINION.
Fair enough.
