Just wondering what people on here think of Fagans chances vs Khan?
I think this is a great comeback fight. I don't think Fagan will trouble Khan with single shots but his pressuring style may encourage Khan to get involved in yet another brawl, which could provide for some exciting action.
I'm still not convinced of Khans stamina over the distance, and this is something he may have to do this Saturday. Fagan is a self confessed gym rat with a huge heart and I think we can expect to see McCullough-type resistance and determination on his side. At 8/1 I think any backers will no doubt get their moneys worth.
Looking forward to this one and may well go along. If Khan can stay away and box he should be able to win this without much difficulty, but I'm not sure sure he'll be able to resist getting involved on the inside more than he should and in that case Fagan may well have his moments. What I would hate to see would be the usual Khan flurry, followed with a premature stoppage.
As for Rogan vs Audley, surely the 9/2 available with Boylesports is the bet of the week? Having won Prizefighter Rogan has proved how tough he is and that he can fight continuously through exhausting rounds, and I can see him being more than capable of stealing points along his way to a close decision win thanks to a far higher work rate than Harrison, who prefers having distance in his fights.
The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
Re: The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
I hope they both win.
The underdog's seem live enough and it would be nice to see two pro's earn some decent coin from their careers.
Others have had dollars poured onto them so far without producing nothing but hot air and hilarity.

The underdog's seem live enough and it would be nice to see two pro's earn some decent coin from their careers.
Others have had dollars poured onto them so far without producing nothing but hot air and hilarity.
Re: The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
Did Mick dictate that one to you?G0mez wrote:I hope they both win.
The underdog's seem live enough and it would be nice to see two pro's earn some decent coin from their careers.
Others have had dollars poured onto them so far without producing nothing but hot air and hilarity.
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Max Molyneux
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Re: The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
Rogan's journeymen enough to lose to Audley wthout upsetting Harrison's glass jaw.
Re: The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
Will be at the fight with a big Irish flag around me sitting in one the £100 seats but bet its not that near the front.
I'll be shouting my head off for both Rogan and Fagan and hope us Irish have a good night of it.
Hope McCloskey gets the ball rolling on Friday night for what I hope will be a great Irish boxing weekend!!!
I'll be shouting my head off for both Rogan and Fagan and hope us Irish have a good night of it.
Hope McCloskey gets the ball rolling on Friday night for what I hope will be a great Irish boxing weekend!!!
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slapbangwhallop
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Re: The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
mon the Brits!! inta these Fenian hords!! 
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WildWaylon
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Re: The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
I would love to see Rogie pull off the upset, bit unlikely I know, but it would be nice to see. Khan should win but if he doesnt his carreer will be in tatters. Even getting up off the floor and getting it on points wont help him much either. He needs a huge victory after Prescott, nothing else will do. I expect him to take his time in this fight and try for a mid rounds stoppage. I give Khan and Harrison a 60/40 chance of winning. I expect to see Harrison stopping Rogan late on, but if he doesnt and Rogie is the busier fighter, it could be be quite an upset.
Re: The Irish: Fagans chances vs Khan & Rogans vs Audley
Hope some of you got the money on Rogan the other night. Paid for a free night out at Ringside for myself and a few lads who backed him @ 9/2 with Boyles who shortly afterwards trimmed him into 4/1.