TuffNut Promotions 5: Bad Intentions

ollieo

Featherweight Title Fight

Brian ‘The Pikeman’ Moore (SBG) V Gary “The Dumptruck” Morris (Rush Fight Academy) 65.8kg Featherweight Brian Moore - Triangle 2nd rd

Co. Main Event

Levi “Bambi” Kehoe (SBG) V Tony Keane (Waterford MMA) 65.8kg
Featherweight Tony Keane - KO 1st rd

Richie Ivory (Next Gen Arklow) V Mihai Fiskow (KTP) Catchweight 62kg Richie Ivory - TKO gnp 2nd rd

Semi Professional

Alan Kavanagh (Husaria) V Liam Heffernan (SBG) 66kg Featherweight
Liam Heffernan - TKO 2nd rd

Wojciech “Andzia” Antczak (Husaria) V John Mc Allister (Tuatha De Denann) 100kg Heavyweight Wojeich - TKO 1st rd (due to injury, John unable to come out for second rd)

Sean Davit (Wexford Warriors) V Peter Quelly (Waterford MMA) 70kg Lightweight Peter Quelly - KO 5 sec of 1st rd (headkick)

John Haligan (Xtreme Fitness) V Rafal Dziudziela (Husaria) 77kg Welterweight John Haligan - TKO 3rd rd

Joe Murphy (Wexford Warriors) V Dave Hanny (Primal MMA) 77kg welterweight Dave Hanny - Triangle 2nd rd

Rob Win (Primal MMA) V Tony O’Toole (PHK) 84kg Middleweight
Rob Win - Arm triangle 2nd rd (I think)

Marius (Wexford Warriors) V Paul Mc Court (PHK) 77kg Welterweight Fighter pulled out

Great night of fights, really enjoyed it.

As said already crowd control was an issue.

tommyl2010

Tony Keane was first round as far as i know

Hirst1000

Tony Keane's knockout was first round.

sonic85

right - ill get the negative stuff out of the way first.

i really think there should be a no standing rule at events like these during fights. i had some dippy women sitting in front of me who had no problem getting up for no reason during fights wandering around the place fcuking up my view. if you dont want to watch the fights fcuk off somewhere else. simple as.

some of the coaches felt they were being intimidated but to be honest apart from the last fight (where the crowd were basically doing what they liked) i didnt see anything that would constitute abuse (i was sitting in the area behind the coaches BTW).

I think the main problem was a lot of the coaches were standing during the fights totally obstructing the view for fans sitting behind them. people around me repeatedly asked the coaches to squat down to no avail. now i dont know about anybody else but i dont want to pay 30 euro or so to watch some mma but end up looking at someones back. its just not on to be honest.

on the bright side it was a good night overall the fights were fantastic so well done to the fighters for putting on a great show. well done to the fighters and coaches and everyone involved - keep up the great work lads

Barlivia

tony keane said it was an honour to fight levi kehoe? Whats levi kehoe done that makes him special?

Hirst1000

Barlivia wrote: »

tony keane said it was an honour to fight levi kehoe? Whats levi kehoe done that makes him special?

I think Tony thought it was a big step up in competition for him. He's been unlucky in a couple of fights so he really deserved this one. Also, I think he keeps getting better and better.

Barlivia

Hirst1000 wrote: »

I think Tony thought it was a big step up in competition for him. He's been unlucky in a couple of fights so he really deserved this one. Also, I think he keeps getting better and better.

Well i cant wait to see him again i thought he was excellent friday night. Any word on when he's out again?

Hirst1000

Well I don't suppose he will be down the club tommorow but I'll ask the lads, see if there are any rumours.

massive69

I was doing the time keeping for the event and i admit the 5 seconds is probably not the correct time for peter's KO. i apologise for that i was in complete shock after it happened as a lot of people were. 3 or 4 seconds is probably a more accurate time. i had stopped the clock at 5 seconds so thats the time i gave to the MC.

the_doctor199

A video of it below, I'd say 5 seconds is about right.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66Pcmsc1A1w

stevemc01

From when Dave tells them to fight til when he stops it its 5 or 6 seconds going by the timing on the video.

moneymay

I think officially they start the clock from when the bell rings....that probably makes it around 4-5. Then it just depends when you deem the fight to be over.....when he hits the mat or when the ref intervenes. I guess its when the ref intervenes.....if not you could probably make a case for it being 3-4 seconds.