Jason Cook comes in at his lightest ever!

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Jason Cook comes in at his lightest ever!

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He weighed just over 9st 7lbs at today's weigh-in. Bennett weighed 9st 8lbs (and a few ounces).
Cook looked drained.
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Post by knockout »

damn, thats light..... hes could have over done it this time... although Bennet is a eight round fighter when he has to 9 9
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knockout wrote:damn, thats light..... hes could have over done it this time... although Bennet is a eight round fighter when he has to 9 9
Yes, I think he may have misjudged it. Bennett looked far more comfortable at the weight.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

which fighter pulled out last time and why?
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REAL_DEAL wrote:which fighter pulled out last time and why?
Cook with flu three days before they were due to meet in February.
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bennie wrote:He weighed just over 9st 7lbs at today's weigh-in. Bennett weighed 9st 8lbs (and a few ounces).
Cook looked drained.
Bennett stops him...
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Post by Twinkle Toes »

I like Cook, he is a tenacious fighter in the ring, and normally he would have way too much for the likes of Bennet.

We will see tonight if the weight making is really an issue for Cook, because someone like Bennet is capable enough to expose him if it is.
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Post by steve689 »

Remember how badly Cook tired in the latter rounds against Zoff? It could happen again, i hope he wins, after beating Casamonica and Zoff it would be a shame to lose to an opponent he would deem beatable.
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