Rees - Kotelnik set

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states
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Rees - Kotelnik set

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March 22nd, in Cardiff:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/boxing/7230883.stm

Good for Rees that he's got home advantage. I think he 's up against it here. Mind you, I didn't give him a prayer against M'Baye, so who knows?
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Post by DavidPayne »

Rees will win this.

I know I'm in the minority.
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Post by steve689 »

Kotelnik wins for my money :TU:
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Post by Horse »

If Rees wins will people start to see him as a genuine World champion?

Or will they continue to see him as a joke?
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Post by Big Pussy »

In answer to your question. I will still view him as a joke.
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Post by Horse »

Big Pussy wrote:In answer to your question. I will still view him as a joke.
Even with two big wins over World class opposition?
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Post by El Raincoat »

I know M'Baye was very poor but i ws impressed by Rees workrate. I'd like to see if he's improved now he's won the title.
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Post by Chambers2 »

I wouldn't be surprised to see a Rees win here, he has the famous Enzo Calzaghe workrate and Kotelniks not a BIG puncher. IMO Its very likely to go the distance and although Rees is not as tight and compact as Kotelnik his workrate and aggression could see him through.

Rees should be viewed as bona fide World Champ if he wins this one. 1 win over world class opposition could be classed as a fluke or an M'Baye off night, 2 successive wins can't, although I think Rees will be in trouble when he comes up against a banger who can stop him in his tracks.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

I think the underrated Rees will win again here.
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Post by tonyevs »

If Reese were to win this then his credentials would be every bit as good as Junior Witters .. lets not forget just how good/bad Witters best wins really are :wink:

Enzo will no doubt have Reese a level or two fitter than last time ..

And whilst I`m not convinced at all by Reese at this weight and this level - I can`t really say I`m that impressed by Kotelnik either.

A real 50/50 fight to call.

Then don`t bet against him fighting Khan ASAP :wink:
He fits the genre perfect .. non-punching s-featherweight :roll:
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Post by Pong »

Here comes the third disputed decision "loss" in the UK, maybe Kotenlik can fight Hatton afterwards to complete the deal. :roll:
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Post by rhino222 »

kotelnik ud
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Post by glahn »

I could see Rees outworking him if he can get past Kotelnick's robotic jab.
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Post by WelshDevil »

Tough defence for Rees and his madatory. I like most favour Kotelnik to win on points but Rees will put up a good display.

Still be a great win for Rees if he can pull it off and I certainly wouldn't rule that out.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Rees on points.

I would love for the little dude to showboat again like he did against M'Baye. :TU:

Come forward robotic fighters make Enzo Calzaghe fighters look good.
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Post by Bard of Boxrec »

doctor robotnik by KO
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