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marvinbeatsugar
02-17-2009, 06:40 AM
With Setanta rumoured to be showing this what's your thoughts on the fight itself?
Is Dunne really a World level fighter and how good is Cordoba. Your predictions.
Should be a cracking night.
D-MAC
02-17-2009, 06:45 AM
With Setanta rumoured to be showing this what's your thoughts on the fight itself?
Is Dunne really a World level fighter and how good is Cordoba. Your predictions.
Should be a cracking night.
I want Dunne to win, but feel that Corduba is gonna do a number on him.
It may not last the distance. I've been looking at a lot of Corduba's old fights since this was announced and he looks a level up on Dunne (he's already mixed at a much higher level than Dunne and holds a win over Celestino Caballero; he bangs very well to the body, has a good chin, good movement, and his straight punches come in from distance and land with wicked intent; but he is also a decent infighter who can mix it to the body when in close).
His honey punch appears to be the long southpaw left hand.
Corduba TKO10 Dunne (possibly a cuts stoppage).
robpalmer135
02-17-2009, 07:16 AM
this is not even a world title fight
MightyLondoner
02-17-2009, 07:26 AM
Cordoba will KO him just like Martinez did. I really don't understand people that rate Dunne.
TommyV
02-17-2009, 07:31 AM
Dunne is a very good boxer, but his chin won't hold up against the top guys. I would be fine if he had the power to keep guys off him, but unfortunately with his hand problem he doesn't.
I'm looking at Cordoba mid rounds stoppage.
doug.ie
02-17-2009, 07:35 AM
on the dunne plus side -
he is very skillful, and could on a good night build up a good points lead going into rounds 8-9...
he is very good at finding his range, and has great hand speed.
the negitive -
the chin...just because kiko sparked him may not mean his has a terrible chin, but the question mark is certainly there...
also, he runs out of steam after rounds 7, 8, 9...so will need to have a good lead built up...
so..
i think he has a chance, albeit maybe a slim one, of doing this...build up a nice points lead with fast combinations and a good range until rounds 8 or 9...and then try and coast his way home...
or maybe not..
i'll be there cheering the lad on either way.
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robpalmer135
02-17-2009, 07:40 AM
Not a world title fight
doug.ie
02-17-2009, 07:50 AM
can i ask why is this 'not a world title fight' ??
not that i am any fan of the wba...just the opposite at the moment.
TommyV
02-17-2009, 08:30 AM
Probably because Celestino Caballero is the real WBA champion.
But he's the 'super' champion, this is for the regular belt.
doug.ie
02-17-2009, 08:33 AM
Probably because Celestino Caballero is the real WBA champion.
But he's the 'super' champion, this is for the regular belt.
it's crazy isn't it ?
they're taking the piss out of boxing fans with the shit they are at...regular, recess..wtf ??
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