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PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 04 Feb 2009, 14:34
by sweetscience
Whats the full line up, when & where ?

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 04 Feb 2009, 16:53
by yogi
I heard its in Scotland :DDD

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 05 Feb 2009, 06:35
by Night-Nurse
These four are in it...

Steve Saville
Paul Holborn
Ryan Brawley
Gary McArthur

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Posted: 05 Feb 2009, 11:52
by sweetscience
what about you ?????????????

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 05 Feb 2009, 13:14
by Night-Nurse
Steve Woods put my name forward, but depends on what SKY says!

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 06:37
by Emule
Johnny Rocco is in as well

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Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 06:38
by Hagler2002
The novelty of these prizefighter tournaments is quickly wearing off.

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Feb 2009, 10:53
by steve689
It's a weaker list so far given the strength of the light-heavies.

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 15 Feb 2009, 07:12
by charlieking
Line up:

Ryan Brawley
Gary McArthur
Stewart Green
Charlie King
Steve Saville
Stephen Burke
Paul Holburn
?????

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 15 Feb 2009, 09:55
by yogi
Good to see another boxer join the Boxrec forum, current Scottish Lightweight Champion, Paul "Charlie" King.

Welcome to the forum M8 :box: :TU:

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 16 Feb 2009, 06:44
by charlieking
Great to be here.

Hopefully we'll have loads of good boxing banter the coming months / years.

Thanks

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 12:38
by scottymelloty
I think its Ben Murphy missing from list above

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 12:44
by scottymelloty
Ive gone thro all boxers and tried to cross reference fighters theyve all fought like i have in past and on first refelction this seems to be the closest Prizefighter yet , dosnt seem to be really anybody who completly stands out

I notice Green has lost against King and Holborn but that was only by 1pt in each another thing

i notice is Ben Murphy according to boxrec is only 5'3 where as Brawley and King are 5'10 bit of a height advatage if they meet i would think


i think there is someone who looks like could be the winner to me but will keep it under my hat for now and see what the general thoughts are

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 12:46
by Fatsam
Steve to bomb his way to the title :)

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 12:50
by Noelsy
Gary McArthur is back at his old Gym Clydebank Ospery he will win a belive hes beat King as a amatuer and was looking good before he got injured get youre Money On the Clydebank Blitz :box: Starts fast if him and Brolly are apart he will stroll it

am putting all my cash on Mcarthur 11-0 :TU:

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 13:05
by boxerbob
im 2 mins from clydebank....if anyone knows the nice suburb of drumchapel , cough cough lol

mcarthur hopefully will win , be good for the local area

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 13:31
by scottymelloty
just reading about McArthur, sounds like he's had a few problems in past year injury wise and personal life, sounds like he's up for this tho to get things back on track

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 06 Mar 2009, 19:59
by robster
Of the Scottish four, Stuart Green could spring a surprise on everyone IMO. He's a scrapper, loves a tear up and I reckon that he'll be explosive over 3 rounds.

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 07 Mar 2009, 05:51
by funso banjo baby
Hagler2002 wrote:The novelty of these prizefighter tournaments is quickly wearing off.
prizefighter is here to stay

it appeals to a more mainstream crowd and is a great concept......a useful way of pitching veterans with young prospects.

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 07 Mar 2009, 09:39
by 15829
as ive stated in another prizefighter related thread the novelty is wearing thin. but ill be rooting for Stephen Burke in this one

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 10 Mar 2009, 12:45
by charlieking
I think that Charlie King is in with a strong chance!!!!

:box:

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 00:53
by craigybhoy
I think with the Scotish English mix this will be a cracking night, Personally i want to see Stuart and Charlie again, I was there that fight and felt the decision went the wrong way, I also think Gary Will be best odds he looks hungry again

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 10:07
by danboxer1
[quote="Emule"]Johnny Rocco is in as well[/quote]
he cant do lightweight

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 04:25
by fitedoc
Brawley, Ryan 3/1
Burke, Stephen 5/1
Murphy, Ben 5/1
Saville, Steve 5/1
Holborn, Paul 7/1
King, Charlie 7/1
Mcarthur, Gary 7/1
Green, Stuart 14/ 1

As the odds suggest this could be the closest prizefighter yet. 1 factor keeps cropping up though, the best amateur pedigree always does well (with the exception of Rogan). I'll leave you to find out which boxer. I enjoy Saville's no nonsense style and he could do well if he does'nt get cut, and doesnt get picked off. The 3x3's will suit his aggresive style as he has more ko's than the rest of the boxers combined. I really cant call this one and look forward to viewing his entriguing show.

Re: PRIZE FIGHTER - LIGHTWEIGHTS

Posted: 21 Mar 2009, 07:12
by TheCobra
fitedoc wrote:Brawley, Ryan 3/1
Burke, Stephen 5/1
Murphy, Ben 5/1
Saville, Steve 5/1
Holborn, Paul 7/1
King, Charlie 7/1
Mcarthur, Gary 7/1
Green, Stuart 14/ 1

As the odds suggest this could be the closest prizefighter yet. 1 factor keeps cropping up though, the best amateur pedigree always does well (with the exception of Rogan). I'll leave you to find out which boxer. I enjoy Saville's no nonsense style and he could do well if he does'nt get cut, and doesnt get picked off. The 3x3's will suit his aggresive style as he has more ko's than the rest of the boxers combined. I really cant call this one and look forward to viewing his entriguing show.

I've only seen a couple of these guys and it doesn't excite me like the last couple of prizefighter lineups have. I will still watch it and hope it;s good fun but I think they are doin too many prizefighters close together. As there aren't any standout bets I won't be betting on this one - it's anyone's this time well and truly.