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What do people think of this fight if it happens where will it be and who will win ? It puts together Peters and Maloney aswell

Ive heard that this fight must go ahead by the end of july.

It has to be made but will it, is the other question because don't promoters see eye to eye because of what Maloney keeps saying

brian13 wrote:It has to be made but will it, is the other question because don't promoters see eye to eye because of what Maloney keeps saying

There going to be meeting on a regular basis in the future with maloney probably coming over here a lot in the future and peters going over there a lot . There fighters are going to be meeting on a more regular basis.

McCloskey wide on points think hes got great potential and he could go all the way

diggler wrote:McCloskey wide on points think hes got great potential and he could go all the way

Im thiking the compleate opposite, Olusegun wide pts decision. Would be a good fight thou and hope the managers get together and come to an agrement

Olusegun to stop McCloskey. Paul's style will be the end of him I feel.

Dioufy wrote:Olusegun to stop McCloskey. Paul's style will be the end of him I feel.

I agree, not that Olusegun will necessarily stop Paul but that someone will.

That low left (and sometimes right) hand is an invite to any puncher in a higher class than he has faced already.

sligobhoy67 wrote:

Dioufy wrote:Olusegun to stop McCloskey. Paul's style will be the end of him I feel.

I agree, not that Olusegun will necessarily stop Paul but that someone will.

That low left (and sometimes right) hand is an invite to any puncher in a higher class than he has faced already.

Didn't Lynes catch him clean and he nearly went over - I am sure Lynes hurt him, and that's a worry, because Lynes doesn't have much power. However, I implore everyone to watch Paul McCloskey, because the guy is fun to watch.

Dioufy wrote:

sligobhoy67 wrote:

Dioufy wrote:Olusegun to stop McCloskey. Paul's style will be the end of him I feel.

I agree, not that Olusegun will necessarily stop Paul but that someone will.

That low left (and sometimes right) hand is an invite to any puncher in a higher class than he has faced already.

Didn't Lynes catch him clean and he nearly went over - I am sure Lynes hurt him, and that's a worry, because Lynes doesn't have much power. However, I implore everyone to watch Paul McCloskey, because the guy is fun to watch.

Yeah, Lynes caught him early and he nearly touched down. I dont think he hurt him it was more of a Naz/Kelley type off balance dance backwards type of thing - if you know what I mean.

mccloskey by stoppage i think oluesegan will retire like lynes . his style is made for paul because of his wild hooks you can spot coming a mile away

olusegun pts for me, but he does have a tendency to go missing in fights for a while imo

Maybe it could be an undercard fight to a Dunne/Munroe headliner, unless it has to happen on British soil. I'm not sure of the rules.

Cannibal wrote:Maybe it could be an undercard fight to a Dunne/Munroe headliner, unless it has to happen on British soil. I'm not sure of the rules.

good shout

Cannibal wrote:Maybe it could be an undercard fight to a Dunne/Munroe headliner, unless it has to happen on British soil. I'm not sure of the rules.

no it dosent have to happen on british soil as far as im aware . brian magee fought tony oakey for the british title on 1 of bernard dunnes undercards in dublin !

McCloskey for me - probably on points.

McCloskey's on a nice run but I'm not letting the decent win over the overated Lynes and inexperienced Harrison cloud my judgement. His true ability can be measured when he fought Nigel Wright and he squeezed through that one. That said, Wright is bloody tricky.

Olusegun would be a step too far for McCloskey and I'd be VERY surprised if Peters signed up for that one unless big money was on the table.