It’s Personal - McAleese-Noble
II Set For Title Honours
August 17, 2010 Huge Photos of
McAleese
(AUG 17) When Light Middleweight
contender ‘Phat’ Pat McAleese last faced Lee Noble, on the Ricky Hatton
promoted show at the Goresbrook Leisure Centre in Dagenham, Essex back
on the 26th March, things didn’t go quite the way that McAleese or his
legion of fans expected, with the referee, Richie Davies, scoring the
contest a 58-58 points draw.
Pat McAleese with co-trainer Derek Grainger
Following the surprise result McAleese
told Boxing Scene’s Dean Parr, "A lot of people in the crowd gave me
five out of the six rounds, and I thought I won four out of the six, and
drew the last, if not winning it." then adding, “I'll hopefully get a
rematch and set the record straight.”
McAleese has got his wish and at the same time the opportunity to secure
his first championship belt, as the rematch, which will be for the
British Masters Light Middleweight Title, co-headlines the Steve Goodwin
promoted ‘It’s Personal’ event at the York Hall, Bethnal Green, London
on Saturday the 11th September 2010.
Following a heavy sparring session under
the watchful eyes of his manager/trainer Johnny Eames and co-trainer
Derek Grainger, at the Ultrachem TKO Gym in Canning Town, McAleese spoke
of the upcoming showdown, “You better believe it’s personal. I have no
doubt in my mind that I am going to win. I’ve trained better, I’ve slept
better, eating better and I’ve rested.
The last fight came at the end of a busy season. I only fought thirteen
days before the last fight and was feeling a bit tired on the night. On
the 11th September it’s going to be a very different Pat McAleese in the
ring so he’s in for a shock.
It was frustrating, I thought I won. It wasn’t me in the ring really, it
was a jaded me, but I feel I still won. This time I’m gonna be in tiptop
shape. I’m going to be doing a proper training camp in London for two
weeks just before the fight so I’ll be ready for it.
The training and sparring I’m getting here, at the Ultrachem TKO Gym, is
first class. Johnny (Eames) and Derek (Grainger) have been really
putting me through the paces. It’s good, really good. They’ve also lined
me up some top class sparring with Eddie (Corcoran), Nathan (Weise) and
Erick (Ochieng).
Erick’s also on the September show. He’s sharp, we’ve been doing some
real good sparring, doing plenty of rounds in the gym. It’s coming
together nicely as Erick’s got a similar style to Lee (Noble), he’s got
a fast jab and he’s awkward to hit. The main difference is that Erick
goes low, and lets off more shots while Lee goes high and then covers
up. It’s slightly different, but it’s still great sparring for me.
I want to win this so badly, it’s unreal, I’m giving it hundred and ten
percent in training and I know that on the night I’ll win it in the
ring.”
‘Phat’ Pat McAleese versus Lee Noble, for the British Masters Light
Middleweight Title with be co-headline with Ryan Barratt and Mark ‘The
Flash’ Alexander, for the vacant International Masters Lightweight
title, at the Goodwin Promotions ‘It’s Personal’ event at York Hall,
Bethnal Green, London on Saturday the 11th September 2010.
‘It’s Personal’ also features the British professional debut of the
legendary Heavyweight Champion of the World Smokin’ Joe Frazier’s
protégé Marianne ‘Golden Girl’ Marston.
Marston, who is now trained in the UK by Derek Grainger at the ‘fight
factory’ known as the Ultrachem TKO Gym in Canning Town, will be facing
a stern test in the highly experienced Welsh battler Lana Cooper in a
four round Featherweight contest.
The exciting, Brian Lawrence trained/managed, Light Middleweight star
Erick ‘The Eagle Ochieng, who recently defeated Curtis Valentine in the
battle of the undefeated, is looking to extend his unblemished record
against Brummy hardman Dee Mitchell.
Another Light Middleweight prospect, Michael Norgrove, also looks to
extend his perfect record. Norgrove, whose record ot 2-0, has his
hardest test to date when he faces Finchley’s Ian Eldridge.
Welterweight John Wayne Hibbert, who also has a perfect unbeaten record,
is set to face his sternest test to date when he faces the experienced
brawler Kevin McAuley from Halesowen.
Ultrachem TKO’s exceptional Featherweight discovery, 19 year old George
Jupp, is set for his second career fight against the highly experienced
Latvian Pavels Senkovs.
Unbeaten prospect Tony "The Conqueror" Conquest is set to face one of
the most experienced Cruserweight’s around, Hastings Rasani, who has
fought the best the division has offered over the years, David
‘Hayemaker’ Haye, Troy Ross, Bruce ‘Lionheart’ Scott, Terry Dunston,
Mark Krence, Tony Bellew, Dean Francis... and the list just goes on.
This is no easy fight for Conquest, who will need to be right on his
game.
Another Ultrachem TKO Gym discovery, Portsmouth’s Light Heavyweight Joel
McIntyre, the protégé of WBU Light Heavyweight World Champion Tony
‘Oakey Kokey’ Oakey, will be making his highly anticipated professional
debut. Joel will be facing Welsh banger Jamie Ambler.
Super Middleweight Eder Kurti will be looking to maintain his six fight
winning streak against Sabie Monteith.
Bethnal Green’s highly popular Light Welterweight Jamie Arlain is set to
explode on the professional scene. Arlain will be facing Bulgarian Danny
Dontchev.
Exciting Welterweight prospect Phil Gill aka "The Phil Gill Experience"
looks to continue his unbeaten record against the experienced Sid Razak.
Also at Welterweight Bobby Gladman, who has a perfect 6-0 record is set
for a four round contest against a yet to be named opponent.
Tickets for ‘It’s Personal’ at the York Hall, Bethnal Green, London on
Saturday 11th September 2010 are priced £35 (Unreserved) or £60
(Ringside).
For tickets call: 07960 850645, book on-line at
tickets.justlisten2this.com or in person at The Ultrachem TKO Gym,
Gillian House, Stephenson Street, Canning Town, London E16 4SA.
