: Fri Oct 02, 2009 5:09 pm  

EL CAMO wrote:

Team Khan will avoid fighters with any real power as everyone knows they have a real chance of catching Khan and putting him away, they have learned their lesson.

I agree that Team Khan are certainly wary of any over exposure of Khan's chin, however, I don't believe Hatton falls into the category of fighter that Team Khan or, more importantly, Frank Warren would want to avoid...I reckon he actually comes into the category of fighter that Warren loves to get his fighters in the ring with, that is, a former World champ undoubtedly on the wane, will provide a big name for the CV, and will fill out a big arena.

Also Hatton's punch threat to Khan is actually questionable too....In recent times he has struggled to put fighters away, and he has certainly never been a one punch destroyer in the Bredis Prescott mould.

: Fri Oct 02, 2009 6:45 pm  

Prizefighter should be interesting tonight.
Once again AUdley Harrison has been spouting off about his world title chances.


When will he realise he is a joke?

: Fri Oct 02, 2009 6:50 pm  

Looks like never lol i fancy a upset tonight im going for Scott Gammer

: Fri Oct 02, 2009 9:21 pm  

Great prizefighter so far,Danny Hughes just thrown punch of the night up till now.

: Fri Oct 02, 2009 9:31 pm  

danny williams should call it a day didnt have embarass himself then. Scott Gammer also let himself down looked clueless against the southpaw

: Fri Oct 02, 2009 9:51 pm  

Derek Acorah wrote:

Great prizefighter so far,Danny Hughes just thrown punch of the night up till now.

Indeed one of the best Punches i've seen in a while that, Let's just hope he can do it against "Fraudley"...

: Fri Oct 02, 2009 10:05 pm  

The Joker® wrote:

Indeed one of the best Punches i've seen in a while that, Let's just hope he can do it against "Fraudley"...

Well Not All Bad...

: Sat Oct 03, 2009 9:56 am  

Thought Barrett was very unlucky last night.
Looked like he would pull off a shock midway through that second round. Harrison's class showed through in the end.
Surely next he will be fighting Klitschko?

: Sat Oct 03, 2009 10:36 am  

EL CAMO wrote:

Thought Barrett was very unlucky last night.
Looked like he would pull off a shock midway through that second round.

....Nothing unlucky about getting pole-axed by a big punch!!...That's boxing, ask Frank Bruno against Lennox Lewis or more recently Taylor against Carl Froch.

As for Harrison??....What an enigma the guy is. All the talent, yet absolutely no heart....Boxing wise, from what I have always seen, he is probably in the top half dozen in the world (though with today's heavyweights, that isn't saying much!!) yet the fella is scared stiff of actually getting stuck in.

Watching Vladamir Klitchscko is quite similar, he too is also scared stiff of standing toe to toe with anybody, and its the reason why he is undoubtedly the dullest fighter on earth today.

: Mon Oct 05, 2009 10:13 am  

Harrison is actually over rated... and noone rates him!! He isnt a good boxer, would get demolished by anyone anywhere near world class. He has no heart, average power, limited defence, a good jab and straight left but cant fight on the inside at all, his whole idea is jab, jab, telegraphed left cross followed by an attempt to suffocate the opposition if that fails, then start again when the ref calls break. The only plus for him still fighting is that we might see him outclassed, out punched and then he might just admit he wasnt the next Ali... but I doubt it. Anyone outside of novice level and he will fall to pieces. Klitch would KO Harrison in 3... would be quicker but like you say, they are both very tentative.