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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Michael Conlan: TJ Doheny Will Be The Best I've Faced

    By Tris Dixon - Michael Conlan believes win No. 16 will take him to within touching distance of a world title fight. The 15-0 Belfastman faces former world champion TJ Doheny on August 6 at Falls Park in Belfast in an all-Irish battle and while there will be fans, Conlan expects the majority will get behind him.
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  • EL GANCHO
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    Wow hes still not fighting top guys yet

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    • kingstip9
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      #3
      Originally posted by EL GANCHO
      Wow hes still not fighting top guys yet
      I was just thinking gee he’s moving along slow. Which olympics did he come from again? I remember him giving the finger and getting robbed in it.
      it seems so long ago.

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      • juanpablo
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        #4
        Castaño has less than 20 fights and he already beat Lara and Charlo. This guy is nowhere close to getting that kind of opposition from the looks of it, and he's a former Olympian!

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        • harry-greb
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          Top rank know conlan is not up to it

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          • Shadoww702
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            #6
            Originally posted by EL GANCHO
            Wow hes still not fighting top guys yet
            I had high hopes for him but now he's just a sideshow now.

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            • BoloShot
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              #7
              Originally posted by EL GANCHO
              Wow hes still not fighting top guys yet
              How is TJ Doheny, a former champ at their weight class from not too long ago, not a top fighter? Doheny gave Danny Roman a close and highly competitive fight that many think he deserved to win in a unification fight. He's no joke, this is the best all-Ireland matchup in absolutely ages.

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              • BoloShot
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                #8
                Originally posted by kingstip9

                I was just thinking gee he’s moving along slow. Which olympics did he come from again? I remember him giving the finger and getting robbed in it.
                it seems so long ago.
                He got a bronze medal in the 2012 Olympics as a teen, then got robbed of getting at least a bronze in the 2016 Olympics. He turned pro shortly after and has moved along at a normal enough pace. He already beat the current European champ in Jason Cunningham early on in his career, beat some good Argentinian gatekeeper types, then took on a former European champ and world title challenger in Takoucht. He also beat the man who beat TJ Doheny coming off of a razor thin loss to Danny Roman in a unification fight in Ionut Baluta who is highly underrated and I'd say top 15-20 in the division at worst. TJ Doheny is now a great opponent to take. In fact I said after the Baluta win it was the logical next step in his career and I'm glad he took it. It's the best matchup Ireland could ask for in pro boxing.

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                  I don’t particularly rate Doheny but I don’t particularly rate Conlan either so I could see this being competitive. I fancy Conlan on points. I think it’ll be a decent fight, a lot of pride on the line with it being an all Irish matchup.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by BoloShot

                    How is TJ Doheny, a former champ at their weight class from not too long ago, not a top fighter? Doheny gave Danny Roman a close and highly competitive fight that many think he deserved to win in a unification fight. He's no joke, this is the best all-Ireland matchup in absolutely ages.
                    I though Roman beat him clearly tbh. I don’t see how one judge had it a draw.

                    Do you think Doheny has enough left to trouble Conlan? I worry he’s on the slide, 34 is generally pretty old for a super bantamweight or below, despite guys like Nonito and Rigo defying that logic.

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