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Ja sèkílọ: Corito Reigns Supreme In Title Clash – Laamouz Stops Mukhamadiyarov as New Stars Farrugia and Brown Shine.

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Iroyin: Gianluca (River) Di Caro

Awọn fọto: Viktor Vella

 

 

Lori Friday night, in the grounds of the incredibly beautiful Monte Kristo Estates in Hal Luqa, Malta, local boxing fans were treated to a magnificent night of International boxing.

 

Awọn iṣẹlẹ, which was headlined by the MBC International Heavyweight title clash between Malta’s very own ‘King’ Billy Corito and the big hitting (18 KO’s from 27 AamiEye) Latvian Edgars Kalners, was the first event from new promoters Steve Carauna and Mark Calleja, along with a little help from experienced British promoter Stephen Vaughan.

 

Right from the opening bell Corito went straight on the attack, landing a big right to the head, Kalners stood his ground and shot out a strong jab, only to receive another big right hand that connected flush.

 

What followed next was a controlled exchange between both protagonists that had many of the highly vocal fans on their feet and cheering on their man.

 

After a fairly frenetic start both fighters settled into a slower pace for the rest of the round.

 

Round two was fought at a good pace, with both men exchanging big shots throughout.

 

Without doubt both the first couple of rounds were fairly close, although surely could only be scored in favour of Corito due to him not only being the busier but also his shots showed way more intent, but the third was a totally different affair.

 

Corito slowly ground his man down, forcing Kalners back constantly with a series of powerful salvos, a number of which shook the big Latvian to the core, each time the local crowd became more vocal in encouraging their man to step up the attacks, which on some occasions he did much to the delight of the partisan crowd.

 

More of the same from Corito in the fourth, however Kalners seemed to have lost the will to go toe-to-toe, which made the round very much a one sided affair, with Kalners covering up often and allowing Corito to let rip with big right hands.

 

During one of the exchanges Kalners seemed to be caught in the rib area and as he went to shoot out a right hand of his own let out a cry of pain, after which pulled his right arm across his chest and began to turn away from his forward advancing foe.

 

Corito cautiously moved forward and looked toward referee Lee Murtagh for guidance on whether he should continue the attack or not on the stricken Latvian.

 

Whilst a gentlemanly act from Corito, it almost cost him dear as Kalners turned and threw out a strong jab and looked set to throw a big right.

 

Corito responded with another salvo of big rights and kept up the pressure until the end of the round.

 

Coming out in the fifth Kalners seemed sluggish and was breathing heavily, clearly in some form of discomfort, however Corito was not going to make the same mistake as in the previous round and once again began throwing big right hands at every conceivable opportunity.

 

For virtually the whole round it was Corito walking his opponent down, throwing big right hands to head and body, then in the dying seconds of the round Corito stepped up the pressure once more.

 

When the bell rang Corito turned and headed straight to his corner, however Kalners appeared disoriented for a few seconds before finally heading back to his corner, referee Lee Murtagh showed some concern, as did MBC Chief Medical officer Dr Mark Xuereb, who immediately headed to Kalners’ corner and began checking over the distressed Latvian.

 

As the minute break was coming to an end the referee stepped forward, as it was clear that Kalners was in no position to continue and waved the bout off just as the opening bell for round six rang.

 

Have to say I’ve seen Billy Corito in action a number of times, he’s always been good for the money, but this time he was magnificent.

 

Credit in part must go to Corito’s coach, former WBU World Champion Shea Neary, who came up with a game plan that surprised most, gone were the big haymaker’s Corito is so well known for, instead Corito was controlled, good head movement and his punches were crisp, sharp and more importantly nearly always bang on target.

 

Word is that Corito’s team were so impressed with his performance that discussions are already underway for a mouth watering showdown later this year with a certain big name British Heavyweight.

 

The main support see Pieta, Malta’s Haithem Laamouz in action against Russia’s Ravil Mukhamadiyarov.

 

Laamouz took the fight to the more experienced Mukhamadiyarov right from the start and kept up the pressure throughout the first couple of rounds.

 

Early on in the second Laamouz landed a cracking body shot that sent Mukhamadiyarov to the deck, as referee Lee Murtagh reached the 8 count surprisingly the tough Russian jumped to his feet. The plucky lad surprised most observers by making it to the end of the round despite Laamouz’s efforts to finish the fight early.

 

From the third on the pressure from Laamouz was clearly proving too much for Mukhamadiyarov, the Russian covering up and only occasionally responding with an ineffective jab to keep the Maltese lad at bay.

 

Early in the fifth round Laamouz backed Mukhamadiyarov onto the ropes and began a non-stop assault, until referee Lee Murtagh stepped in to save the Russian from further punishment on the one minute and thirty seven second mark.

 

Supporting the pro bouts were a number of International Novice Pro and semi-pro bouts between local boxers and a team from the United Kingdom.

 

The Novice Pro is a recently introduced division featuring boxers with limited amateur or unlicensed boxing experience but wishing to compete in the professional division.

 

The Novice Pro division is operated under full professional boxing rules and with the same medical requirements as the professional division.

 

The main differences between Novice Pro and Pro bouts are that, only Novice Pro licensed boxers can compete against another Novice Pro Licensed boxer and that the rounds are of two minute duration, not three as in the pro ranks.

 

DARA, so now that’s explained let’s get back to the action.

 

The final Novice Pro bout see Malta’s Malik Zinad against UK’s William O’Reilly in a six, two minute round contest for the vacant WBU Europe Novice Pro Light Heavyweight title.

 

These two warriors went to war right from the opening bell, both giving their all for every single second of every round.

 

In the fourth Zinad stepped up the pace, occasionally forcing O’Reilly onto his back foot, it was later during one of these forceful attacks that Zinad began letting rip with some mighty bombs, one of which was just a tad off target and the thumb of his glove accidently entered the eye socket of the English lad, no surprise that as it did O’Reilly let out a shocked scream of pain as he headed for the canvas.

 

Dr Xuereb and his medical team were by the clearly distressed Englishman’s side in an instant, literally as referee Lee Murtagh waved the bout off.

 

I’m pleased to say that I had spoken with William O’Reilly since and he is absolutely OK and there is no lasting damage to his eye.

 

Prior to Zinad-O’Reilly was Malta’s Kerstin Brown against the UK’s Nathan Lavery, for the vacant WBU Europe Novice Pro Super Bantamweight title.

 

Young Brown is definitely one to watch and judging on his performance on Friday night is destined to become a future star, think of a younger Carl Frampton and that’ll give you an idea of just how classy and exciting young Brown is.

 

From start to finish the youngster controlled the bout like a seasoned pro, his ring craft was supreme, cutting off the ring to keep Lavery pinned against the ropes before closing in and letting rip with lightning fast double handed flurries.

 

Nobody was surprised when the score cards were read out, a shutout 60-51 in favour of Brown, as he really dominated the bout from start to finish, outboxing his taller opponent in sensational fashion.

 

The first Novice Pro bout featured Malta’s Max Farrugia against the UK’s Lewis Burns in a four rounder.

 

As with young Kerstin Brown, Farrugia is another emerging star, this kid has it all, think Junior Witter in his younger days, slick, switch boxing with so much panache it is mouth watering to watch.

 

From start to finish Farrugia out boxed his tough opponent, at times he made it look too easy, but believe me it wasn’t as Burns is one tough cookie and gave his all for every second of every round, just Farrugia is a class act, one that will be a great addition to the pro ranks that’s for sure.

 

After four sensational round the ringside judges scored the bout 40-36 (lemeji) ati 40-37 in favour of the deserving Max Farrugia.

 

What a cracking fight and as with the other Novice Pro bouts, easily equal in quality to the full pro bouts.

 

The results for the semi-pro bouts are:

 

Noel Lebrun (Malta) vs Jonathan Dean (UK)

 

Judges Scores – Majority Decision in favour of UK’s Jonathan Dean.

Lee Murtagh 27-30, Darren Mairs 29-29 and Steve Farrugia 28-29

 

Goran Bogdanovic (Malta) vs Bradley McDonnell (UK)

 

Judges Scores – Split Decision in favour of Malta’s Goran Bogdanovic.

Lee Murtagh 29-28, Darren Mairs 29-30 and Steve Farrugia 29-28

 

Boxing, UK Boxing

Dodson and Economides Head Up Vaughan’s Star Studded 23rd May Liverpool Event.

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Renowned Liverpool based promoter Stephen Vaughan is clearly determined to raise the bar, for Small Hall Boxing events, to a whole new level, with his latest offering, dubbed ‘NEW ERA – An Evening Of Professional Boxing’, which takes place at the Grand Central Hall in Liverpool, lojo satide 23rd Le 2015.

 

For those that were at Vaughan’s previous event, at the Grand Central Hall back in March, there is no need to stress just how good the event was.

 

Le 23rd promises much, much more, on paper NEW ERA looks set to not only be a true small hall classic, but also looks likely to set a new standard that very few small hall promotions could possibly match.

 

Heading up the twelve bout card is Liverpool’s very own Tony Dodson, who will be back in hometown action for the first time since beating Darren Stubbs to secure the IBO Light Heavyweight International title, back in October 2011.

 

Lori awọn 23rd Le, Dodson, who in his previous fight secured a solid points victory over one of the toughest opponents around – the mischievous, yet highly durable, Jody Meikle, will be facing Latvia’s big punching Andrejs Pokumeiko.

 

In March last year, Pokumeiko secured a good solid points win over Ilford’s Kevin Greenwood at York Hall in London, which is the only points win on his record, every other win has come by way of stoppage victory.

 

The main support sees Chester’s WBF Intercontinental Champion Paul ‘Spartan’ Economides, in a non-championship contest against Estonia’s Sergey Tasimov.

 

Back on Vaughan’s previous event Economides put in another top class performance, against Ghana’s two time Commonwealth title challenger Isaac Quaye, on way to securing another sensational second round stoppage victory.

 

That particular win says a lot about Economides’ power as Quaye hadn’t been stopped on any of his previous thirty six fights, some feat considering Quaye has battled it out with the likes of Commonwealth champion Don Broadhurst, British, Commonwealth and European Champion Kevin Satchell and WBO European Champion Iain Butcher amongst other notable stars.

 

What’s more, lori May 2nd Economides went one better, with a clinical first round stoppage of the Czech Republic’s Petr Gyna, at the York Hall in London.

 

Globe trotting Tasimov, has fought some of the UK’s top stars previously, including interim WBA World Champion Derry Mathews, British and European Champion and upcoming IBF World title challenger Lee Askins, as well as former British and Commonwealth Champion Nicky Booth.

 

Whilst most cards have a top-flight domestic bout or two heading up the show, the support card is usually made up of local ‘house’ fighters tentatively building their records. Not this card; only three of the undercard fights feature developing talent, the rest are already well and truly established prospects and stars.

 

One of the most interesting match ups on the card pits Liverpool’s Nick Quigley against … you’ve guessed it, the aforementioned Jody Meikle.

 

Quigley made short work of his last opponent, Ludvik Gina, sensationally stopping the Czech in just fifty five seconds of the first round.

 

Don’t think the same will happen against Meikle, but do expect six rounds of truly entertaining boxing, with some mischievousness sprinkled in for maximum effect, based on Meikle’s last outing against Onder Ozgul at York Hall on May 2nd.

 

Next up is the exciting prospect of watching one of the World’s most successful Kick Boxing stars ever, thirteen time World Champion Marlon Hunt, making his highly anticipated transition to the pro boxing ranks, against Latvia’s Uldis Pucens.

 

Hunt recently said “After winning 13 Professional World titles in Full Contact Kickboxing, K – 1Rules and Muay Thai and Unifying the Big 5 WBC, ISKA, WAKO PRO, IKF & WKA and winning other mid and low Tier World Titles and various Semi Pro Boxing Titles it’s time to take on the Professional Boxing world. "

 

Hunt has made clear that he isn’t taking up pro boxing to just make up the numbers, he’s a hundred percent determined to be the first ever four discipline World Champion.

 

Whilst on the subject of World Champions, Chester’s World Boxing Federation Welterweight World Champ Chris Goodwin is back in action once more, in a non-championship bout, against Finsbury Park, London’s Mark ‘The Flash’ Alexander.

 

Goodwin, a two division World Champion, will be making his first appearance since beating Georgia’s Mikheil Avakyan to win the coveted WBF World crown back in August.

 

Alexander, who had been training and fighting in America until recently, scored a third round stoppage victory over Tadas Stulginskas on his return to UK action at York Hall in London last October.

 

Birmingham’s undefeated Lightweight sensation Antonio Counihan is back in the ‘Pool, this time to face Janis Puksins.

 

Counihan, the former England Amateur Captain, has been nothing but sensational in each of his six previous bouts, stopping five inside the distance, however it was his last performance that proved that the Brummie youngster is destined to rise to the very top.

 

Back in March, Counihan took on previously unbeaten Czech Lukas Radic, Counihan didn’t just beat Radic, he plain destroyed him in just two minutes and twenty eight seconds of the first round.

 

Puksins is another globe trotter that should be quite well known to British fans, having fought the likes of former Prizefighter winner Ricky Owen, former WBU, WBF, WBC and Prizefighter Champion Choi Tseveenpurev, British Champ James Dickens and upcoming Commonwealth title challenger Jason Cunningham amongst others.

 

Another youngster who is fast heading towards World stardom is Liverpool based, Russian Featherweight prospect David Agadzhanyan, who will face former Ghanaian Champion Isaac Osuwu on May 23rd.

 

Like Counihan, Agadzhanyan has stopped all but one of his previous opponents and coincidently the bout against the one that went the distance, another previously unbeaten prospect Daniel Bazo, featured on Vaughan’s last event.

 

Ohun ti a ija, it was something truly special and a fight that many of those in attendance would love to see re-matched sometime in the near future, although have to say the result would probably be the same as Agadzhanyan is a tremendous talent, one that is likely to follow in the footsteps of Gennady Golovkin and Sergey Kovalev – yep, he’s that special.

 

Since that win, Agadzhanyan totally destroyed Czech Republic’s Josef Redlich, putting the Czech lad down three times before finally stopping him on the two minute and twenty five second mark of the first round, at the York Hall in London on May 2nd.

 

Liverpool’s former British, Commonwealth and WBF World title challenger Tony Moran is set for his first hometown fight since beating Czaba Andras at the Olympia back in 2005.

 

Lori May 23rd Moran will be facing Blackpool’s former WBC United States title challenger Mathew ‘The Rock’ Ellis.

 

Welsh Middleweight Champion Lee Churcher makes his first Liverpool appearance on May 23rd, against Latvian Zaurs Sadihovs.

 

Back in March Churcher took on Nottingham’s Matt Scriven, after both their original opponents failed to make their flights to the UK.

 

Have to say I doubt the original match-ups would have been anywhere near the Battle Royale these two fought out on that night. It was a sensational close fought bout, with both protagonists giving their all in front of a highly appreciative crowd.

 

Churcher won on points, but have to say the real winners were the fans in attendance on the night, as that was one seriously exciting, all action fight.

 

Sadihovs, who has a won four, lost two record, however each of the wins came way of first round stoppage victories, including a full blown KO of Olegs Asejevs in January.

 

Making his third pro outing on May 23rd will be big punching Liverpudlian Featherweight Jay Carney.

 

Young Carney is proving to be one of the finds of the year, two outings, two fantastic stoppage wins.

 

Back in December Carney utterly outclassed Patrik Gadzo before stopping him on the one minute and thirty two second mark of the first round.

 

Then in March followed that great win up with a third round stoppage victory over the highly experienced Petr Gyna. Have to say that was a great fight, young Carney was far more relaxed and just performed perfectly, dominating Gyna for virtually every second the bout lasted.

 

Carney’s opponent on May 23rd is Dmitrijs Gutsman, is another big puncher, whilst his record is two wins and four losses, it should be noted that the wins both came way of first round stoppage.

 

Also making his third pro outing on May 23rd is Liverpool’s Lee Boyce, who will be taking on Scunthorpe’s Matthew Pepper.

 

Back in March Boyce literally destroyed Matus Olah with the very first power shot he threw, a cracking bodyshot that sent Olah down and out after just twenty seconds of the first round.

 

It should be noted that the power shot from Boyce actually cracked Olah’s rib, so whilst we didn’t get to see much action we now know just how powerful Boyce’s punches are.

 

Finally making his professional debut on the 23rd May is Liverpool Welterweight Dayle Gallagher, who goes up against Nottingham’s experienced Matt Scriven.

 

Gallagher is a classy young boxer and Scriven is as tough as they come, so expect fireworks when they go toe to toe.

 

So there you have it, one seriously great card for what is clearly going to be one seriously great fight night, so now you know it’s time to go and get those tickets because if you miss it, you’ll regret it.

 

The Stephen Vaughan promoted NEW ERA event takes place at the Grand Central Hall, 35 Renshaw Street, Liverpool, Merseyside L1 2SF, lojo satide 23rd Le 2015.

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Tickets priced £30 & £40 are available direct from any of the boxers taking part or call Stephen Vaughan on 07789 037802.

 

Boxing, kickboxing, UK Boxing

13 Time KB World Champ Hunt Signs With Vaughan – Pro Boxing Debut, Liverpool 23rd May

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Undisputed and unified WBC, ISKA, WAKO, IKF & WKA World Champion, Marlon Hunt, is set to begin his professional boxing career later this month, following his signing management papers with renowned Liverpool based promoter Stephen Vaughan.

 

Hunt, who has held World titles in three different disciplines – Kick Boxing, K-1 Rules and Muay Thai – and five different weight categories, will be making his professional boxing debut on Vaughan’s upcoming NEW ERA event, which takes place at the Grand Central Hall in Liverpool on Saturday 23rd Le.

 

With a record breaking thirteen World titles to his name already, Hunt has made it clear that he is not entering the world of professional boxing to just make up the numbers, as when he spoke earlier he made it crystal clear that the change of discipline is so that he can focus on becoming a record holding four discipline World Champion.

 

“I’ve obviously done Kick Boxing, K-I Rules and Muay Thai, went through all the ranks there, won literally all the World titles in those sports, all the major World titles as well, so now I think it’s time to give pro boxing a shot.

 

I only signed with Stephen Vaughan on the 2nd May and it looks like I’m going to be busy straight away, he has me boxing on May 23rdin Liverpool and again on the 25th July in Malta.

 

That was a shock, so let’s get it done, that’s the good thing about Steve, se o mo, it was literally I wanted to be managed by him as he sorts things out really quick.

 

This really suits me, I want to start challenging for titles as soon as possible, I’ve done everything that I’ve done in the other sports, I’ve been told for many years I should switch to pro boxing, but I didn’t think it was the right time, especially now with what I have won, again it will help me going up the rankings a little faster than I would have done otherwise, because of my experience, yeah I think it is the right time now.

 

I will still compete occasionally at Kick Boxing, as long as it doesn’t interfere with my pro boxing, I do want to do the mandatory defenses in my other sports, yeah I really want to defend my World titles still, apart from that I am concentrating fully on my pro boxing career.

 

There’s only a few people that have successfully transferred from one sport to the other, Chris Algieri, he was a kick boxer and has won a pro boxing World title, if Algieri can do it, I’m sure if I push the right way and I’m getting the right fights, I’m sure I can do the same thing.

 

I’m going to do the best that I can and become a four sport Champion, I don’t think to my knowledge that has actually done that yet, you know World Champion at Kick Boxing, K1, Muay Thai and Pro Boxing, so really would like to be the first to do that.

 

I’ve got some good loyal fans and they’ll be following me through the boxing as well and hopefully when I start pro boxing I’ll attract even more fans too, I feel that this is really good for the sport, not just by being able to attract new blood from the other sports, but also by doing that introduce new fans to both sports.

 

I’m really looking forward to the 23rd May and the beginning of a new pro boxing career for myself.”

 

On Saturday May 23rd, Hunt will be in first class company, as others boxing on the star studded bill include; reigning World Boxing Federation (WBF) World Welterweight Champion Chris Goodwin in action against London’s Mark ‘The Flash’ Alexander.

Reigning World Boxing Federation (WBF) Intercontinental Super Bantamweight Champion, Paul Economides, former British Super Middleweight and International Boxing Organisation (IBO) International Light Heavyweight Champion Tony Dodson.

BBBofC Welsh Area Middleweight Champion Lee Churcher, British, Commonwealth and WBF World Title challenger Tony Moran in a local derby with Blackpool’s Mathew Ellis, and Prizefighter Light Middleweight finalist and English title challenger Nick Quigley, who is set to face Scunthorpe’s highly entertaining Jody Meikle.

 

In addition to the Championship experienced boxers, there are also a host of upcoming, unbeaten young prospects boxing on the bill, pẹlu; sensational former England amateur Captain Antonio Counihan, Liverpool based hot Russian prospect David Agadzhanyan, who faces former Ghanaian Champion Isaac Owusu, Featherweight prospect Jay Carney, Light Heavyweight prospect Lee Boyce, ti o gba lori Scunthorpe ká Matthew Pepper.

 

Also making his debut on the 23rd Le, alongside Hunt, is local lad Dayle Gallagher, whose first opponent as a pro is Nottingham’s Matt Scriven.

 

Marlon Hunt, against a yet to be named opponent, features on the Stephen Vaughan promoted NEW ERA event, which takes place at the Grand Central Hall in Liverpool on Saturday 23rdLe 2015.

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Tickets priced £30 & £40 are available direct from Marlon Hunt, from any of the boxers taking part or call Stephen Vaughan on 07789 037802.

Boxing, UK Boxing

Ẹnikan ká 'Ìwọ' Ní Lati Lọ - sensational Counihan ma duro Radic Ni Ọkan

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Lori Friday night, lori Stephen Vaughan ni igbega Red owusu iṣẹlẹ, ti o mu ibi ni sayin Central Hall ni Liverpool, Birmingham ká Antonio Counihan gba wọle miran ńlá win, nigbati o duro tẹlẹ undefeated Lukas Radic lati Czech Republic.

 

Pẹlu mejeeji protagonists Islam lati tọju idaduro ti awọn iyebiye 'Ìwọ' lori wọn gba, nibẹ ni won owun lati wa ni diẹ ninu awọn ara jangling, ko o kan ni awọn onija sugbon tun lati wọn ebi ati onijakidijagan jókòó ringside, paapa nigbati awọn ija ni ilẹ Amẹríkà.

 

O je Radic ti o si mu awọn tete anfani, bọ jade lile ati ki o sare nwa fun miiran tete pari, sibẹsibẹ awọn Counihan wà unfazed, dipo electing lati apoti pa pada ti o tayọ re jab, eyi ti fe ni pa ni lewu Czech ni ijinna kan ati ki o kuna re tete igbiyanju.

 

Ni ayika meji iseju ami, gẹgẹ bi Radic fi agbara ọna rẹ siwaju lekan si, Counihan Witoelar ni pẹlu ńlá kan si ọtun lati fi Radic si isalẹ lati awọn kanfasi.

 

O kan bi referee Mickey Vann je nipa lati de opin ti ka, Radic isakoso lati kan ṣe awọn ti o si ẹsẹ rẹ, botilẹjẹ pe kekere kan unsteadily. Mickey Vann ẹnikeji lati rii daju wipe Radic je anfani lati tesiwaju, ṣaaju ki o to Titun awọn ija.

 

Awọn ese ti o ṣe ni ogbologbo England magbowo olori lọ ni gígùn lori kolu, pẹlu kan ė ogon sele si si mejeji ori ati ara, Radic bo soke ṣugbọn awọn agbara ti awọn Asokagba rọ si isalẹ lori rẹ wà ju Elo ati laarin awọn aaya eyiti ko sele ati Radic ṣe rẹ keji ibewo si kanfasi.

 

Lọgan ti lẹẹkansi Radic o kan ṣe o si ẹsẹ rẹ, ṣugbọn a kedere disoriented, nlọ referee Mickey Vann ko si aṣayan pe a da duro si ejo lori awọn meji iṣẹju ati ogun mẹjọ keji ami ti akọkọ yika.

 

Lati se apejuwe awọn ti gun bi óyà ni jẹ ẹya understatement, Counihan ká kilasi shone nipasẹ, lai si aniani, 23 odun ti atijọ hàn ara lati wa ni ọkan ninu awọn asiwaju odo asesewa ni olekenka ifigagbaga lightweight pipin.

 

O nsoro lati ile rẹ sẹyìn Counihan sọ soki nipa awọn ija ati awọn seese ti rẹ akọkọ ipenija fun a asiwaju ninu awọn sunmọ iwaju.

 

"Yeah daradara bi gbogbo eniyan ti wi ṣaaju ki o ni kan pataki ija, mejeeji Lukas ati awọn ara mi wà unbeaten, ki ẹnikan ká 'Ìwọ' ni lati lọ, eyi ti o ni ara fifi afikun titẹ lori alẹ.

 

Laanu o si wà kan pẹ rirọpo, a kò mọ ohunkohun nipa rẹ, miiran ju o wà unbeaten pẹlu meji ńlá stoppage AamiEye, ki ko gan gba akoko lati mura fun u pataki, ṣugbọn bi awọn atilẹba alatako je kan alakikanju nla hitter a mọ wa ipalemo yẹ ki o wa to lati ri wa nipasẹ.

 

Mo ti ro o dara, gan ti o dara, ti o dara ju apẹrẹ ti aye mi, ti o jẹ gbese a si mi egbe, ti o dara ju Mo ti sọ lailai ro lọ sinu a ija, Mo ti wà dara ati ki o ni ihuwasi ati ki o kan boxed awọn ọna ti a ngbero.

 

O si ni kan ti o dara afẹṣẹja, eyi ti ṣe o rọrun fun mi, Mo fẹ Boxing eniyan ti o ni o wa dun lati apoti dipo ju o si mu lori gbogbo awọn akoko.

 

Emi ko reti lati da u jẹ ki nikan ki tete, o kan ohun gbogbo la soke fun mi, ati awọn ti shot wà iranran lori o si sọkalẹ, lẹhin ti mo ti mọ mo ti le gba i jade ninu nibẹ, ki si lọ ni fun awọn ti pari.

 

Lilọ si ni kekere kan ìsinmi bayi ati ki o gba pada ni-idaraya ati ki o bẹrẹ ngbaradi fun mi tókàn ija, eyi ti yoo wa ni Leeds lori June 7th.

 

Lẹhin ti pe ireti gba mi akọkọ akọle ija, Mo ti sọ a ti so fun o yoo wa ni Birmingham tabi Coventry, eyi ti yoo jẹ dara ati ki o agbegbe fun mi egeb fun ayipada kan.

 

Sọrọ nipa mi onijakidijagan, Mo ni lati sọ ńlá kan o ṣeun fún wọn, ti won n alaragbayida ti won ajo gbogbo lori awọn orilẹ-ede lati se atileyin fun mi, o le nigbagbogbo gbọ wọn, ti won ba wa nla, nwọn lo won lile mina owo bọ lati se atileyin fun mi, Mo ti o kan ko le dupe wọn to. "

 

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Boxing, UK Boxing

Khan Marches Lori - TKO win ose Miko nyorisi Lati May 2nd Title shot Ni London

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Lori Friday aṣalẹ Bradford ká Tasif Khan gba wọle miran sensational akọkọ yika stoppage win, akoko yi lori Czech Republic ká Ladislav Miko, lori Stephen Vaughan ni igbega Red owusu iṣẹlẹ ni sayin Central Hall ni Liverpool.

 

Lati awọn ti nsii Belii ti o je Miko ti o wà ni diẹ ibinu, mu awọn ija si Khan, sibẹsibẹ ninu ṣe ki awọn ti Czech Onija dun gígùn sinu Bradford eniyan ọwọ.

 

Khan ti o ti ṣe yẹ Miko lati bẹrẹ sare ati bi iru nigbati awọn Czech Onija ni ilọsiwaju nyara, Khan nìkan jó si ẹgbẹ ki o si jẹ ki ripi pẹlu kan shot si ara.

 

Miko ká ara ede ṣe o oyimbo ko o pe o ti a ti farapa, ki ko si iyalenu wipe nigbati o wá ni lile ati ki o yara lẹẹkansi wipe sawy Khan nlo iru a tactic, akoko yi maa si ọtun ati ki o jẹ ki ripi pẹlu miiran ara shot, atẹle nipa soke a scintillatingly sare ė ogon salvo si awọn mejeeji ara ati ori.

 

Lori ni ayika ogoji marun keji aami, Miko, ti o kedere ti ko kẹkọọ lati wa ni kekere kan cautious, ṣe sibe miran forceful kolu, akoko yi tilẹ Khan aṣọ jade a ri to jab, atẹle nipa ohun uppercut ati ki o si o kan gbìn ẹsẹ rẹ ki o si fi agbara ni kikun sinu kan monomono sare osi kio, lati fi awọn Czech ọmọdekunrin si kanfasi.

 

Miko isakoso lati ṣe awọn ka, ṣugbọn-aaya nigbamii rìn gígùn sinu miran ńlá osi si ara. Akoko yi Miko gan gbiyanju lati ṣe awọn ka, o kan ìṣàkóso lati ṣe bẹ sugbon wà gan unsteady lori ẹsẹ rẹ, nlọ referee Jimmy Byrne ko si aṣayan sugbon lati fì ija si pipa loju awọn ọkan iṣẹju ati meedogun keji ami ti akọkọ yika.

 

Lẹsẹkẹsẹ lẹhin gbigba 'segun, laurels Khan a fun nipa rẹ egbe pe oun yoo gba lati koju fun re akọkọ asiwaju accolade, awọn International Masters Bantamweight akọle, lori re tókàn ngbero outing, eyi ti yoo jẹ lori Billy James-Elliott ati Samisi Lyons ni igbega OLUWA TI ÀWỌN rings iṣẹlẹ ni York Hall ni London lori May 2nd.

 

Awọn wọnyi gbigba iroyin yi Khan sọ soki nipa awọn ija bi daradara bi re ìṣe akọle ija.

 

"Yeah o wu ni lori, o ti o kan o wu ni lori.

 

Emi ko le kerora wipe o ko ṣiṣe a yika, Emi yoo ti fẹ o ti lọ lori kan bit to gun, Mo ti tunmọ si o je kan mefa rounder ati ki o Mo gan yoo ti feran lati gba diẹ ninu awọn iyipo labẹ mi igbanu, sugbon bi Mo ti sọ wi ṣaaju ki o to ma ko le ri san lofi ni ere yi.

 

A mọ pe oun yoo bẹrẹ kia ki o si adie ni ati awọn ètò je lati ṣiṣẹ si pa mi jab lati fa fifalẹ u sọkalẹ, besikale lati gbiyanju ati ki o gba awọn mẹfa iyipo labẹ mi igbanu.

 

O ko oyimbo ṣẹlẹ pé ọna bi o ti gan wá ni mi Elo iyara ju o ti ṣe yẹ, dipo ni mo fara o si mu u pẹlu kan ti o dara shot, Mo ti ri ẹsẹ rẹ mura silẹ kan bit ṣugbọn o si duro lori ẹsẹ rẹ.

 

O si ni a ere Onija, ọpọlọpọ awọn eniyan yoo ti lona ni pipa lati fun ara wọn akoko lati bọsipọ, ko i ti o wá pada ni mi lile lẹẹkansi, eyi ti fun mi ni anfani lati apoti u kekere kan bit diẹ sii ki o si yẹ fun u bi o ti wá pada ni.

 

Mo ti mu u ti o dara pẹlu awọn uppercut ati ki o si awọn ara shot, eyi ti o sọkalẹ lọ pẹlu.

 

Nigbana ni mo ti ṣe diẹ ẹ sii tabi kere si kanna lẹhin naa bẹrẹ iṣẹ, biotilejepe kò kò rò pe mo ti mu u ohun bi daradara bi igba akọkọ, sugbon nigba ti o dide Emi ko ro pe o fe lati mọ mọ, paapa ti o ba ti ni Ref ti jẹ ki o gbe lori.

 

Ireti siwaju ati si oke bayi, Mo ti sọ a ti sọrọ pẹlu mi egbe ati ki o a ti so fun ti a ti sọ ni kan akọle ija ṣeto fun May 2nd in York Hall, kanna night bi Mayweather-Pacquaio ija, ki ireti Emi yoo gbe soke mi akọkọ akọle, awọn International Masters, ki o si mu o pada si Bradford.

 

Bi o ti le ri mi egeb wa ni tan-jade ni agbara ki o si ṣe kan pupo ti ariwo, nwọn si ba gbogbo ringside, nwọn ni ife won Boxing, o ni a Boxing ilu Bradford, ti won o kan nilo lati gba diẹ fihan nibẹ.

 

Mi onijakidijagan ni o wa nla, nwọn ajo lati wo awọn mi, to koja akoko ti o wà London, akoko yi Liverpool ati ki o han ni o ni pada si London lẹẹkansi lori May 2nd.

 

Ni akoko ti mo ti ko ni ni anfani lati mu ibi ti mo ti jà, ireti ti o ba ti mo ti win awọn akọle boya a le gba a olugbeleke lati fi kan lori show ni Bradford ki ani diẹ ẹ sii ti mi egeb yoo gba a ni anfani lati wo mi lẹẹkansi.

 

Mo wa dupe fun mi egbe, awọn ikẹkọ lọ gan daradara, Mo lero lagbara, Mo ti lero ti o dara ati awọn egeb bọ jade ni agbara lati se atileyin fun mi ti wa ni fifi si ti.

 

Mi awọn onigbọwọ, Kingsland Business Ìgbàpadà ni Bradford, Broadway Solicitors ni Oldham, Kesser Jewelers ni Bradford ati Vyomax awọn afikun lati Manshesita, ti ti Egba nla.

 

Awọn wọnyi ni buruku ti a ti nše mi soke, eyi ti o kó kan pupo ti titẹ ki emi ki o le koju lori mi Boxing.

 

Lẹẹkansi Mo ti sọ ni lati dúpẹ lọwọ mi onijakidijagan, nwọn gan ni o wa ti o dara ju, nwọn ti sọ tọ mi sọkalẹ lọ si London ati ti awọn dajudaju nibi ni Liverpool, ani tilẹ ijabọ wà buburu gbogbo wọn ṣe o nibi lalẹ ati ki o gan ni lẹhin mi, ṣiṣe awọn èyà ti ariwo, ti o jẹ kan bit bi bọọlu egeb jije kejila eniyan lori bọọlu ipolowo, o gan inspires o, o gbe soke ti o gbọ gbogbo awọn egeb níṣìírí bá ọ lori, o wu ni lori, o kan wu ni lori. "

 

Boxing, UK Boxing

Khan-Miko ni Liverpool showdown yi Friday

Fi kan ọrọìwòye

Yi bọ Friday aṣalẹ Bradford ká sensational Super Flyweight Tasif Khan ti ṣeto lati tii iwo pẹlu Czech Republic ká Ladislav Miko, ni a mẹfa rounder lori Stephen Vaughan ni igbega Red owusu iṣẹlẹ ni sayin Central Hall ni Liverpool.

 

Pada ni January Khan ká gun awaited pada si fray, wọnyí a meji odun sabbatical lati idaraya, je kan dipo kukuru ti gbé ibalopọ, lẹhin ti o duro ti nyara RÍ Hongari Richard Voros ni o kan kan iseju aaya ati marun ti akọkọ yika.

 

Awọn ija le ko ti fi opin si gan gun sugbon o je to fun Khan lati iwunilori nọmba kan ti gbajugbaja ringside awọn alafojusi, pẹlu nọmba kan ti awọn olupolowo iru bi Stephen Vaughan, Lee Murtagh, Samisi Lyons ati Billy James-Elliott, ki Elo ki nwọn gbogbo ṣe ipese fun u lati jà lori wọn ìṣe show.

 

O nsoro lati rẹ Bradford ile sẹyìn Khan a kedere elated ni afojusọna ti ija lẹẹkansi yi Friday.

 

"O jẹ nla lati wa ni pada ni igbese lẹẹkansi ki kete lẹhin mi apadabọ ija, yi yoo gbọn awọn iwọn ipata ni pipa fun daju.

 

Mo ní kan ti o dara apadabọ ija, Mo wa dupe fun pe. O nikan fi opin si ọgọta marun-aaya, o yoo ti ti o dara fun o lati ti lọ kan bit to gun sugbon ko le kerora, a ma ko le ri san lofi o mọ.

 

Mo wa gan dun pẹlu awọn ọna ohun gbogbo ti wa ni bayi lọ, Mo n rilara dara ati awọn ipalemo fun yi ija ti awọn iranran lori.

 

Mo n eko a Pupo, Mo n eko nkan ti titun gbogbo nikan igba ikẹkọ, ọtun bayi Mo n rilara fitter, ni iriri ati ki o ni okun sii fun yi ija ju Mo ni ki o to, o n lọ pe daradara.

 

Emi ko le dúpẹ lọwọ gbogbo eniyan to fun won support, paapa bi Mo ti sọ ti jade fun ki gun, awọn support je ikọja kẹhin akoko jade ati ki yoo jẹ paapa dara akoko yi ni ayika, o tumo si ki Elo nini awọn egeb níṣìírí bá o lori, o gan wo ni.

 

Ko o kan ni awọn onijakidijagan, awọn awọn onigbọwọ ju, bi a Onija ti o nilo lati wa ni anfani si idojukọ ati nini awọn onigbọwọ ni atilẹyin rẹ ọmọ gba to kekere kan titẹ si pa.

 

Mo wa gan dupe si Kingsland Business Ìgbàpadà ni Bradford, Broadway Solicitors ni Oldham, Kesser Jewelers ni Bradford ati Vyomax awọn afikun lati Manshesita, lai ti support o yoo jẹ Elo le fun mi lati wa ni anfani lati koju lori mi ipalemo bi mo ti ni.

 

Mo wa gan dùn wipe awon eniyan bi Stephen Vaughan, Lee Murtagh, Samisi Lyons ati Billy James-Elliott ti wa ni gbogbo si sunmọ ni lẹhin mi ati nini mi jà lori wọn fihan.

 

Mo wa gan dùn lati wa ni ṣiṣẹ pẹlu eniyan bi awon ti Mo ti o kan darukọ, nwọn ba ọjọgbọn, onigbagbo ati ki o gba awọn iṣẹ ati awọn ti o ṣe iranlọwọ fun mi lati lọ siwaju lori won ńlá fihan ati ki o mo mo o ni o kan ọrọ kan ti akoko ṣaaju ki Mo le bẹrẹ kiko ri pada si Bradford. "

 

Tasif Khan dipo Ladislav Miko ẹya ara ẹrọ lori Stephen Vaughan ni igbega Red owusu iṣẹlẹ ni sayin Central Hall ni Liverpool on Friday, 20th March 2015.

Sanctioning fun yi iṣẹlẹ yoo wa ni pese iteriba ti Malta Boxing Commission (MBC) -www.maltaboxingcommission.com

Tiketi da owole £ 30 ati £ 40 wa o si wa taara lati Tasif lori 07756 311857 ati ki o yoo tun wa ni sayin Central Hall lori alẹ.

 

Ilẹkun ìmọ 6:30pm akọkọ Belii 7pm

Boxing, UK Boxing

Counihan ṣetan Fun Liverpool showdown Pẹlu Walter yi Friday

Fi kan ọrọìwòye

 

Birmingham Lightweight aibale okan Antonio Counihan jẹ pada ni igbese ose yi, lodi si Richard Walter, lori Stephen Vaughan ni igbega Red owusu iṣẹlẹ ni sayin Central Hall ni Liverpool on Friday, 20th March 2015.

Niwon titan pro ni Oṣù 2013 Counihan, awọn tele England magbowo egbe Captain, ti safihan lati wa ni ọkan ninu awọn UK ká oke asesewa ti awọn Lightweight pipin, Ifimaaki marun oke kilasi AamiEye, four of these by stoppage finish, with Poland’s Marcin Ficner being the only opponent to go the distance with the young Brummie star.

Lori Friday Counihan will face Richard Walter, who stepped in at late notice after his original opponent was forced to withdraw with a hand injury.

Walter comes into the fight off the back of an excellent first round stoppage win over Rene Oravek in February, however that doesn’t seem to bother Counihan one iota, as he made clear when he spoke earlier today.

“Really looking forward to Friday, yẹ ki o jẹ gidigidi kan ti o dara night.

Mo ti o kan nikan gbọ pé Mo ti sọ ni titun kan alatako, Richard Walter, ma ko mọ Elo nipa rẹ sibe bi eyi ti o kan ti a ti kede.

Mo mọ o duro re kẹhin alatako, ki yẹ ki o wa ni kan ti o dara sunmọ ija, eyi ti rorun fun mi.

Ni lati gba Mo wa kan bit dun pẹlu iru kan pẹ ayipada, ṣugbọn ohun ti o le se, awọn onija to farapa ninu awọn idaraya gbogbo awọn akoko, Mo ti yoo kan lọ jade nibẹ ki o si apoti ona ti mo ti nigbagbogbo se ati ti o ba ti gbogbo lọ daradara ni mo ti yoo si gba miiran ti o dara win labẹ mi igbanu.

Ní marun njà bayi, gba gbogbo awọn ti wọn, mẹrin ti wọn nipa TKO, ki n nwa siwaju si gbigbe soke awọn ipo nitori ti mo fẹ a shot ni a akọle laipe.

Kẹhin akoko jade ní kan ti gidi ti o dara ija pẹlu David Kis, Mo ti je looto dun pẹlu awọn ọna ti ija lọ.

O je kan gidi ti o dara išẹ, Mo ti wà pẹlu dun o, gbọ si mi igun ati ki o ṣe bi nwọn ti wi ki o si ni u jade kuro ninu nibẹ ni kẹta.

Ireti Mo ti yoo fi ni kan iru ni irú ti išẹ on Friday, Mo n ko wipe o yoo jẹ miiran TKO win, ṣugbọn ti o ba ti o ṣẹlẹ Emi yoo jẹ daradara dùn, Mo ti o kan fẹ lati fi lori kan ti o dara fun awọn išẹ onijakidijagan.

Sọrọ nipa mi onijakidijagan, nwọn gan ni o wa ikọja, nwọn ajo lati wo awọn awọn fun mi ja ni gbogbo igba ti, Emi ko le dupe wọn to fun won support, Mo ti tunmọ si ti won ti sọ ní lati ajo lọ si London fun mẹrin ti mi njà ati bayi nibi ti a ba wa lori ni opopona lẹẹkansi, akoko yi Liverpool ati awọn ti wọn yoo jẹ nibẹ níṣìírí bá mi lori lẹẹkan siwaju sii, nwọn gan ni o wa wu ni lori.

Mo ti le nikan dúpẹ lọwọ wọn daradara fun wọn support nipa Jeki ṣe daradara ati ti awọn dajudaju ma pa gba. "

Antonio Counihan dipo Richard Walter ẹya ara ẹrọ lori Stephen Vaughan ni igbega Red owusu iṣẹlẹ ni sayin Central Hall ni Liverpool on Friday, 20th March 2015.

Sanctioning fun yi iṣẹlẹ yoo wa ni pese iteriba ti Malta Boxing Commission (MBC) - www.maltaboxingcommission.com

Tiketi da owole £ 30 ati £ 40 wa o si wa taara lati Antonio lori 07535 806545 ati ki o yoo tun wa ni sayin Central Hall lori alẹ.

Ilẹkun ìmọ 6:30pm akọkọ Belii 7pm

 

Boxing, Awọn aṣaju-TKO Boxing-idaraya

Nla Bẹrẹ Lati The Odun – Meje AamiEye Jade Of Meje Fun TKO

Fi kan ọrọìwòye

A le nikan je o kan ogoji ọjọ tabi awọn ki sinu odun titun, ṣugbọn Johnny Eames ati awọn Awọn aṣaju-ija TKO egbe ni o wa tẹlẹ gan, gan dun pẹlu awọn ọna ohun gbogbo ti wa ni lilọ fun wọn ni 2015. First si pa, nwọn ni ifipamo titun agbegbe ile fun awọn gbajumọ-idaraya ati bayi o kan lori meji ọsẹ sinu titun Boxing odun ti ní kan oniruuru meje aseyege fun won lailai dagba idurosinsin ti boxers.

 

Sẹyìn loni ni aforementioned Ogbeni. Eames si mu kekere kan akoko jade kuro rẹ nšišẹ iṣeto lati soro nipa awọn tayọ ibere lati odun, fun nyara abinibi odo asesewa.

 

"Yeah, ohun ti a nla ibere si odun fun awọn Awọn aṣaju-ija TKO omokunrin.

 

Akọkọ soke a ni omokunrin merin jade ni York Hall lori awọn 30th January, laanu mo ti ko le gba si show nitori mi igbomikana nwaye ati ile mi ti a flooded, sugbon mo ti pa ni ifọwọkan pẹlu gbogbo eniyan lati rii daju wipe omokunrin wà dara si.

 

Akọkọ ni igbese wà Antonio Counihan ati lati ohun ti mo ti gbọ ó fi ninu miiran yanilenu išẹ, duro alatako re ni kẹta, lẹhin dominating awọn ija lati ibere.

 

Bi ileri o bayi ni o ni awọn ohun mẹjọ rounder ninu rẹ tókàn ija, lori Stephen Vaughan show ni Liverpool lori awọn 20th March.

 

Nigbana ni ireti o yoo si gba lati se nkankan soke ni Birmingham fun ẹya MBC International akọle tabi iru.

 

Next soke lori wipe show wà Tasif Khan, ọmọkunrin ni o gbọn awọn ipata si pa, kukuru ati lagun, duro alatako re ni o kan ọgọta-marun-aaya.

 

Lati ohun ti mo gbọ o fi kan lori ikọja àpapọ, gutted Mo ti padanu o sugbon ireti gba lati ri i tókàn akoko ti o ni jade, ti o jẹ tun lori Stephen Vaughan Liverpool show ni Oṣù.

 

Nkqwe ni ija ti alẹ wà wa Onder Ozgul ká, awọn ti gidi barnstormer Rio (TKO ká Gianluca Di Caro) wi, gbogbo igbese ati ni kan to ga Pace bi fun ibùgbé lati Onder.

 

Eleyi omo ká setan lati gbe pẹlẹpẹlẹ mefa rounders bayi, bi arakunrin rẹ Siar, lati so ooto pẹlu nyin.

 

Bi Mo ti o kan wi Siar ṣe rẹ akọkọ mẹfa rounder, lẹẹkansi a wo inu ija nipa gbogbo awọn iroyin, gbogbo eniyan ni ki dùn pẹlu rẹ lori iṣẹ alẹ.

 

O ba ndun bi o ti n kẹkọọ lati ṣe idajọ rẹ Pace bayi, kuku ju lọ òòlù ati ẹmu fun gbogbo mefa iyipo, o si rìn ara dara julọ fun awọn kikun mefa iyipo.

 

Lori awọn wọnyi li oru a ní Charlie Edwards, ṣiṣe re Uncomfortable, ati Tommy Martin jà fun awọn akọle English ni O2.

 

Charlie, ohun ti mo ti le sọ ti o ti f ** ọba awqn.

 

Fun kan omo kekere nini re ọjọgbọn Uncomfortable, Mo ti wà bẹ impressed pẹlu rẹ iwa otito, o ko wavered lati ohun ti o ni lati se ati awọn ayeye kò ni fun u.

 

Nigbati o ni ni iwọn ti o wà dara ati ki o dara, gbọ si gbogbo ọrọ tí Brian (ẹlẹsin Brian O'Shaughnessy) wi.

 

Mo ti so fun u pe o ko ni lati iwunilori, nítorí pé ó ni pupọ ti o dara lonakona, ki ko si ye lati gbiyanju ki o si wa ti o dara, bi o ti jẹ.

 

O je ohun Egba pipe baramu fun re akọkọ ija, ko kan walkover wipe diẹ ninu awọn ti awọn ti ńlá orukọ gba, o si wà kan gan alakikanju omo kekere, ti o wá lati ja ati ki o gan gbà o le win, eyi ti dun ọtun sinu Charlie ká ọwọ.

 

Awọn omo ni a ifinufindo lilu lati yika ọkan si mẹrin, sugbon ti ko ba ya kuro lati inu omo ile ti ara akitiyan, nitoriti o ti gan gbiyanju ati ki o si mu u Charlie ti o dara pẹlu nipa mefa aaya lati lọ ati awọn ti o wà o.

 

O je kan aigbagbọ, aigbagbọ mo ti wà o kan ki impressed pẹlu Charlie.

 

Nigbana ni a ní Tommy wa Martin, ohun ti mo ti le sọ yi omo rin sinu wa-idaraya meji ati idaji odun seyin bayi, o kan mejidilogun ọdun atijọ ati ki o Mo si mu kekere kan gamble lori rẹ ati ki o Mo sọ re baba lẹhin rẹ akọkọ ija, kosi ṣaaju ki awọn ija ti mo fe ẹri fun u mẹwa AamiEye ati ki o mo ti yoo jẹ ki i si pa awọn asiwaju, a fi ji lati wa opin, a ni u jade mẹwa ti mẹwa.

 

Mo ni lati gba mo ti wà aifọkanbalẹ lọ sinu ija, o han ni ntẹriba oṣiṣẹ to alatako re, Ricky Boylan, ni iṣaaju ki mọ Ricky jẹ kan alakikanju omo kekere ati ki o ro o le outman Tommy, ṣugbọn o wà mo ni ona miiran yika, Tommy outmanned u lati wa ni itẹ.

 

Tommy slowed ni ayika kẹfa yika ati ki o Mo ti a ti àìníyàn pe o ti fi silẹ nkankan ni awọn idaraya, sugbon ko si isoro ti o wá pada ni okun.

 

Mo ti le nitootọ sọ Mo ro pe Tommy nikan padanu meji iyipo, boya ọkan tabi meji ti a ti le pín, ṣugbọn ti yoo jẹ jije irú to Ricky, ti o ni bi o Elo Tommy gaba lori awọn ija.

 

Awọn ikun wà 99-92 ati 97-93 lemeji, bi o ti le ri nwọn wà massively ni ojurere ti Tommy ati daradara ki.

 

Itẹ play si Ricky o ko duro bọ, bi a ti mọ o ṣe fẹ, ṣugbọn fun mi Ricky kò ni to ronu, o ti gbigbe ori rẹ nigbati jade ti ibiti o sugbon je ko nígbà tí ó nilo lati.

 

Bayi pẹlẹpẹlẹ wa titun debutant, Mickey O'Rourke, sugbon akọkọ ni mo gbọdọ dúpẹ lọwọ gbogbo awọn egeb ti o wa ni tan-soke fun u.

 

O si ta meji ọgọfa tiketi sugbon siwaju sii wa ni tan-si oke ati awọn ra tiketi lori alẹ, ki jasi ní nipa meji aadọta Tan jade lati se atileyin fun u.

 

Nwọn wà nla, gan, gan boisterous, nwọn si ṣe o a nla night fun u.

 

Mickey je kan bit aifọkanbalẹ ni akọkọ yika, ni kete ti o ni pada si awọn igun Brian (ẹlẹsin Brian O'Shaughnessy) lẹsẹsẹ u jade.

 

Boya ona ti o si tun gba akọkọ yika ni itunu, awọn miiran omo ṣe o lile fun u, bi dani gbogbo awọn akoko, ṣugbọn Mickey negated gbogbo ohun ti o gbiyanju lati ṣe.

 

Oriire ni referee tun je ọna lati ya wọn soke ni gbogbo igba ti awọn omo kekere ti dimu Mickey, plus a ni Mickey lati jẹ ki lọ pẹlu siwaju ju ọkan shot lati pa fun u lati bọ ni lati ja fun u.

 

O si gba awọn ija 40-36 ṣugbọn awọn ọna ti o boxed ninu awọn kẹhin yika awọn miiran omo ṣe daradara lati si mu lori si awọn opin.

 

Ni didara awọn omo kekere wá soke si mi lẹhin ti awọn ija si wi 'Johnny binu sugbon ti o ba ti mo ti ko si mu u, o fẹ ti duro mi. '

 

Mo wa dun pẹlu ti, o ti o kan ṣe iṣẹ rẹ ati ki o Mo ro Mickey kọ kan pupo lati ija.

 

Awọn onijakidijagan fẹràn o, akọkọ yika bi mo ti wi je kan bit nervy ṣugbọn awọn tókàn mẹta iyipo wà moriwu, Mickey n lilọ si jẹ enia kan tenilorun Onija, nibẹ ni ko si ọna meji nipa o, ati ki o Mo wa dun lati wa ni apa rẹ irin ajo.

 

Mi mate Colin rán i lé mi ati awọn ti o ti n a ti gan daradara sileewe, ni Dale odo, eyi ti o ti ṣe mi ise a bit rọrun ati ki o Mo wo siwaju si rẹ tókàn ija lori awọn 21st March.

 

Mo lero wipe gbogbo awọn onijakidijagan ti o lọ wá lẹẹkansi, bi o ti nilo gbogbo awọn support ti o le gba bi laisi tiketi tita ni ìrìn àjò ma duro ati ki yi awọn ọmọ wẹwẹ ju ti o dara fun awọn ti o lati ṣẹlẹ.

 

Ohun ti mo ti le sọ, ikọja esi fun gbogbo awọn ti omokunrin ati ti awọn dajudaju Awọn aṣaju-ija TKO, meje jade ti meje, o ko ba le gba dara ju ti, ireti ti a ti sọ ṣeto aṣa fun 2015. "

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