Pajo Hyland Vs Martin Lindsay

c1979

This would be great, two unbeaten prospects.

they must of fought in the amateurs? anybody

slapbangwhallop

c1979 wrote: »

This would be great, two unbeaten prospects.

they must of fought in the amateurs? anybody

Adam Burke will know.I think the pair have there eye on a certain Mr. Cruz!

adamburke83

slapbangwhallop wrote: »

Adam Burke will know.I think the pair have there eye on a certain Mr. Cruz!

i dont think these boys faught in the amatuers,
but it would be a cracking fight though but to honest i cant see the fight happening anytime soon,
both are eligible for both british and irish titles so if they fight both belts should be at stake or even an eliminator for the EBU title,
im sure the fight could happen then if the stakes were high enough,
which im sure you will all agree

slapbangwhallop

adamburke83 wrote: »

i dont think these boys faught in the amatuers,
but it would be a cracking fight though but to honest i cant see the fight happening anytime soon,
both are eligible for both british and irish titles so if they fight both belts should be at stake or even an eliminator for the EBU title,
im sure the fight could happen then if the stakes were high enough,
which im sure you will all agree

How is Pajo eligible for a shot at the British title?

fightfan

slapbangwhallop wrote: »

How is Pajo eligible for a shot at the British title?

as far as i know Hyland,s mother was born in England to irish parents

sligobhoy67

fightfan wrote: »

as far as i know Hyland,s mother was born in England to irish parents

afaik thats not enough to get a shot - you need either a British passport or be ordinarily resident in the UK.

Could be wrong but thats was I thought.

I know they have much more stringent than the Irish rules.

fightfan

sligobhoy67 wrote: »

afaik thats not enough to get a shot - you need either a British passport or be ordinarily resident in the UK.

Could be wrong but thats was I thought.

I know they have much more stringent than the Irish rules.

yeh think your right would need passport but Hyland might be able to apply through mother he was on British liscence for 2 years

sligobhoy67

fightfan wrote: »

yeh think your right would need passport but Hyland might be able to apply through mother he was on British liscence for 2 years

I dont think I would be applying for a British passport just to get a fight or a belt!!!! :cool:

fightfan

sligobhoy67 wrote: »

I dont think I would be applying for a British passport just to get a fight or a belt!!!! :cool:

your right Hyland is Irish Champion so he,s no1 in 32counties why should they fight for British Title for these 2 fighters the All Ireland Title would be more important

Johnduddy

fightfan wrote: »

your right Hyland is Irish Champion so he,s no1 in 32counties why should they fight for British Title for these 2 fighters the All Ireland Title would be more important

Im not sure it would....in terms of recognition/rankings the British belt is more important

If he had the chance Im sure Hyland would fight for a British title.

Personally, I would fight for their title but I'd rather eat a pound of Mexican sausages before I'd apply for a British Passport

fightfan

Johnduddy wrote: »

Im not sure it would....in terms of recognition/rankings the British belt is more important

If he had the chance Im sure Hyland would fight for a British title.

Personally, I would fight for their title but I'd rather eat a pound of Mexican sausages before I'd apply for a British Passport

yeh hard call for Hyland dont think he,d eat mexican sausages now with that swine flu:D lets not forget our other Irish boxers on british passports Rogan,Magee,Lyndsey,O,Hara,Mckay,etc all hardcore Irishmen

adamburke83

I'm sure if he was giving a shot with the right purse he would get a passport and take the fight, but I can't see it happening anytime soon though, hopefully I'm wrong and these 2 can get it on sometime this year cos Irish boxing needs a good all Ireland fight after all, and I'm sure if the money was right we could get eddie fighting ohara again maybe on the same bill, Dublin vs Belfast only my opinion but they would be 2 great wars

sligobhoy67

fightfan wrote: »

yeh hard call for Hyland dont think he,d eat mexican sausages now with that swine flu:D lets not forget our other Irish boxers on british passports Rogan,Magee,Lyndsey,O,Hara,Mckay,etc all hardcore Irishmen

bit of a different situation for those boys as they are "trapped" within the "Occupied 6"

I'm am not 100% sure if they need to produce a British Passport either what with the Good Friday Argeement etc.

Johnduddy

sligobhoy67 wrote: »

bit of a different situation for those boys as they are "trapped" within the "Occupied 6"

I'm am not 100% sure if they need to produce a British Passport either what with the Good Friday Argeement etc.

I would say Rogie, Lyndsay etc. all have Irish passports (You have a right to chose which one you want -ie British or Irish PP)

I would say you're right on this Sligho for the lads in the 6 counties - not sure about Dublin born fighters though (Fighting for a British title I mean)

jayroyal

how did the mccormack brothers win them where they british based at time

joepenguin

Would be some fight alright. Lindsay looked very good against Appleby. I do think he needs to be taken a few more rounds though with a seasoned pro. A featherweight version of Yori Boy Campas perhaps? A fight he would learn from, should win, but if he gets too gung ho then he gets a few clips from the vet. Woudl do his career good I think.

Johner

Lindsay stops Hyland within 6 rounds imo.

gummy bear

Johner wrote: »

Lindsay stops Hyland within 6 rounds imo.

you sure about that wat makes u say that, i think both boys are good fighters, big punchers they wouldnt go all guns blazing at eachother ill say it would end on pts plus would be a great fight..........

fightfan

Johner wrote: »

Lindsay stops Hyland within 6 rounds imo.

bold statement for a fight most would see as 50/50

walshb

Pajo has a very good chance here. His style resembles Appleby and Appleby did give Martin trouble. If Pajo can take a good whack, he has a chance to outwork Matin!

Hangballlouie

I'd fancy Patrck, simply for the fact that he has some power. He can take a punch also, so the only way Lyndsay wins is by getting in and out without getting caught, but I can't see him not getting caught.

Hyland has good skills also which seem to be forgotten when people talk about him, so overall, he has the tools. Thats not taking away from Martin, I think he is a fine boxer and a good bloke also.

Anyway, I love it when we talk about domestic fights, this is what its all about for me.

Just think about the match-ups that could take place, a domestic night could sell out the O2, easily.

sligobhoy67

hangballlouie wrote: »

I'd fancy Patrck, simply for the fact that he has some power. He can take a punch also, so the only way Lyndsay wins is by getting in and out without getting caught, but I can't see him not getting caught.

Hyland has good skills also which seem to be forgotten when people talk about him, so overall, he has the tools. Thats not taking away from Martin, I think he is a fine boxer and a good bloke also.

Anyway, I love it when we talk about domestic fights, this is what its all about for me.

Just think about the match-ups that could take place, a domestic night could sell out the O2, easily.

its would be good alright.

As Adam said - have Eddie Hyland v Sweet Pea O'Hara on the undercard. Maybe even Paul v Colin Moffit

adamburke83

sligobhoy67 wrote: »

its would be good alright.

As Adam said - have Eddie Hyland v Sweet Pea O'Hara on the undercard. Maybe even Paul v Colin Moffit

I think we might be onto something here,

DUBLIN VS BELFAST

Pajo(Dublin) vs Lindsey(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
Eddie(Dublin) vs o`Hara(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
Paulie(Dublin) vs Moffit(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
and we could even throw in
Robbie Long(Dublin) vs Jason McKay(Belfast) &
Eugene Heagney(Dublin) vs Luke Wilton(Belfast)

Hangballlouie

sligobhoy67 wrote: »

its would be good alright.

As Adam said - have Eddie Hyland v Sweet Pea O'Hara on the undercard. Maybe even Paul v Colin Moffit

The frst one between Eddie and Kevin was a great fight, I would love the repeat.

Maybe a rematch of Anto Fitz and Robbie Long,
Johner O'Brien Vs Ian Tims.

A good domestic card.

It's funny, but none of the boxers mentioned are promoted by Peters.
So there is other boxers in Ireland other than.........:rolleyes:

To be honest, I am sick of mis-matches that are on most Irish cards, boxers fighting tomato cans (as Walshy would say) and conning the public, when we have guys like these mentioned who would put on a good show.

Hangballlouie

adamburke83 wrote: »

I think we might be onto something here,

DUBLIN VS BELFAST

Pajo(Dublin) vs Lindsey(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
Eddie(Dublin) vs o`Hara(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
Paulie(Dublin) vs Moffit(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
and we could even throw in
Robbie Long(Dublin) vs Jason McKay(Belfast) &
Eugene Heagney(Dublin) vs Luke Wilton(Belfast)

A much better post than mine, bastard.
You put some effort in Adam

joepenguin

I agree, we need some drama on the national scene. Competitive matches. I know we cant have all fights like this but surely at least some. There is a market out there for good fights, not just good fighters been showcased.

If one promoter got a reputation for putting on competitive matches then the shows would do well.

adamburke83

hangballlouie wrote: »

It's funny, but none of the boxers mentioned are promoted by Peters.
So there is other boxers in Ireland other than.........:rolleyes:

Actually Kevin O`Hara is a Brian Peters Boxer now

adamburke83

hangballlouie wrote: »

A much better post than mine, bastard.
You put some effort in Adam

:Dthink i bet you by about 30 seconds getting my post in before yours:D:D

Hangballlouie

adamburke83 wrote: »

:Dthink i bet you by about 30 seconds getting my post in before yours:D:D

Yeah thats all it was. ****er.
I was always slow to the punch, thats why I kept getting knocked out.:D

Anyway, I didn't realise that O'Hara was with Peters, I thought he had something going with a Brit Promotor.

Ah well, thats his career over!

I'm joking I swear:rolleyes::D

sligobhoy67

who to support? Belfast or Ireland??? :cool:

Big Ears

adamburke83 wrote: »

I think we might be onto something here,

DUBLIN VS BELFAST

Pajo(Dublin) vs Lindsey(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
Eddie(Dublin) vs o`Hara(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
Paulie(Dublin) vs Moffit(Belfast) IRISH TITLE
and we could even throw in
Robbie Long(Dublin) vs Jason McKay(Belfast) &
Eugene Heagney(Dublin) vs Luke Wilton(Belfast)

Well if you wait a while that main event could be Martin Lindsay v Patrick Hyland-Irish/European Featherweight titles.

Martin was ranked 5th in the EBU before last Saturday, and Appleby was ranked 2nd. However the #1 guy has just loss, Stanislav Merdov of the Urkaine lost to his countryman, Nikita Lukin. The same man who troubled Paulie Hyland so much. So Merdov will drop from #1, Appleby will drop from #2, and Martin will probably go to #1.

Now the EBU don't list their mandatory in the rankings, the mandatory is Alverto Servidei(the man who was one of the main sparring partners for Dunne in his last fight), so he'll be fighting champion Oleg Yefimovych next, however Yefimovych's camp are apparently looking for a World title shot in the very near future and if he was to get one before he defends against Servidei, then Servidei and Lindsay would probably be for the vacant European title, if not Martin would probably be the next mandatory.

A few if and buts, but basically Lindsay should have his European title shot within the year, once he doesn't lose inbetween.

adamburke83

sligobhoy67 wrote: »

who to support? Belfast or Ireland??? :cool:

All Depends where the show is going to happen, things could get violent ha ha ha:D
think Dublin have a good chance though
pajo vs lindsey and eddie vs o`hara will be hard to call
but paulie beats moffett no problem and i reckon robbie long vs jason McKay will be a hard one too, both are solid fighters that can take a punch and i think heagney has too much for luke wilton

fightfan

c1979 wrote: »

This would be great, two unbeaten prospects.

they must of fought in the amateurs? anybody

Pajo vs Martin never happened in amatuers they were on many Irish teams together Pajo at bantam Martin at feather the closest they came to fighting was 04 senior c/ships Pajo moved to feather got very bad decission in semi-final a contest everyone taught he won and Martin won his side of the draw Pajo then went pro and Martin followed. Amatuers lose Pros win

fightfan

fightfan wrote: »

Pajo vs Martin never happened in amatuers they were on many Irish teams together Pajo at bantam Martin at feather the closest they came to fighting was 04 senior c/ships Pajo moved to feather got very bad decission in semi-final a contest everyone taught he won and Martin won his side of the draw Pajo then went pro and Martin followed. Amatuers lose Pros win

read on eastside hylands are going with a show in july pajo in 12rounder eddie in 10rounder