Reid v Magee
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jamesmcdonnell
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Reid v Magee
A little birdie has hinted that Reid may get a shot at Magee if he doesn't get a rematch with Sven Wankke
Re: Reid v Magee
Nice fight. March 20 at the famous King's Hall in Belfast would be a fitting venue. That's when Magee is next scheduled to fight.jamesmcdonnell wrote:A little birdie has hinted that Reid may get a shot at Magee if he doesn't get a rematch with Sven Wankke
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Reid did look relatively sharp against Ottke but remember Ottke is an old man who offered nothing of any interest back. Plus as the fight reached the final stages Reid began to tire and i think his lack of meaningful opposition hurt him in that respect, Magee is more of a "live" opponent so he may cause Robin a few more problems. This would be a great test to see if Magee is going to cut it at a higher level.
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Yes this is true, however Reid was short of big fight experience and match fitness for that fight, and also he may have looked more fatigued than he actually was, by dint of the fact that he was discouraged from actually hitting his opponent.
He will be fitter and every bit as motivated as Magee, who has not yet proven himself to be truly world class in my book, though if he isn't, he's not far short.
He will be fitter and every bit as motivated as Magee, who has not yet proven himself to be truly world class in my book, though if he isn't, he's not far short.
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It won't be the IBf, i since found out that it was the WBA that Harding went to see, hence the 10k he had to pay. He's going to venezuela to see them on the 22nd. Harding felt that the IBF would have been forced to ask too many questions of their own officials, and as a result would not have granted him an appeal.
There is a possiblilty that Ottke would then abandon the WBA title he won, which would complicate matters, seeing as mundine is now the WBA champion, so what happens there?
What a fornicating farce boxing is.
There is a possiblilty that Ottke would then abandon the WBA title he won, which would complicate matters, seeing as mundine is now the WBA champion, so what happens there?
What a fornicating farce boxing is.
I agree with you about Reid's partial downfall was that he became understandably dispirited, hopefully if he were to fight Magee then there would be a competent official and Reid would be able to fight his own fight rather than half worrying about none existant indescretions.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Yes this is true, however Reid was short of big fight experience and match fitness for that fight, and also he may have looked more fatigued than he actually was, by dint of the fact that he was discouraged from actually hitting his opponent.
He will be fitter and every bit as motivated as Magee, who has not yet proven himself to be truly world class in my book, though if he isn't, he's not far short.