David Barnes vs James Hare
David Barnes vs James Hare
Darke said purse bids by june 9th
good fight
good fight
Last edited by REAL_DEAL on 27 May 2004, 18:00, edited 1 time in total.
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Hare's great to watch when he lets his shots go, but he's very short for a welter isn't he and I think when he steps up in class he'll get found out. I know he was stale against Cosme Rivera but even so, the writing is on the wall for what will happen when he goes into world class. I mean, even that string-bean lad he boxed last night was getting perilously close with some of those right hands. I think James needs to start doing a Pernell and start ducking and diving instead of just pulling his head back all the time. Hope he does well though as he's a normal lad, not full of crap and comes across very well in post-fight interviews.
I hope the fight happens cause at this rate Barnes is going to win the lonsdale belt without BEATING anyone in the top 8 domestic rankings.
I haven't seen anything in Barnes to suggest he is as good as previously thought, his win since Vincent was okay but McIntyre is poor.
My fear for Hare is his punch resistance, but I don't think Barnes hits hard enough to KO him.
Hare by late KO in a one sided bout.
I haven't seen anything in Barnes to suggest he is as good as previously thought, his win since Vincent was okay but McIntyre is poor.
My fear for Hare is his punch resistance, but I don't think Barnes hits hard enough to KO him.
Hare by late KO in a one sided bout.
Barnes would win in my opinion, Hare is too easy to hit. The way Darke and Co talk about the Yorkshire lad you'd think he was the second coming of Sugar Ray Leonard !
The real point is though no matter who wins they would be simply minding the belt for the real Champ - Michael Jennings. He would beat both fighters easily. ( probably will never box Barnes though )
The real point is though no matter who wins they would be simply minding the belt for the real Champ - Michael Jennings. He would beat both fighters easily. ( probably will never box Barnes though )
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What!!! Easy to hit, are you out of your mind?
Hare on song is like a Willo the Wisp, and he can crack when he gets his timing right, the only drawback for Hare is physically he isn't very big or strong, and doesn't have the frame for a serious tear up.
Sadly I think he will turn out to be just sub world class, a bit like Adrian Stone.
Hare on song is like a Willo the Wisp, and he can crack when he gets his timing right, the only drawback for Hare is physically he isn't very big or strong, and doesn't have the frame for a serious tear up.
Sadly I think he will turn out to be just sub world class, a bit like Adrian Stone.
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That's a little unfair, he's hardly a leaden footed plodder. He lost one fight, that doesn't make him useless. Rivera is a decent fighter, and had the right style to make it awkward for Hare.
I cannot help feeling though that Hare would do better at light welterweight, he looks so small compared to the other welters in the division, imagine him in with someone like Vernon Forrest.
I cannot help feeling though that Hare would do better at light welterweight, he looks so small compared to the other welters in the division, imagine him in with someone like Vernon Forrest.
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Anyway, I quite like Barnes and think he is steadily improving. He was chucked in against Vincent too early, and was very lucky to get the result. The trouble is it has put him at a level where he should be fighting the likes of Hare on a regular basis, when the reaitly is, he is still learning.
At the moment I think Hare has too much for him, but for me Hare was somewhat exposed in his loss to Rivera
Anyway, I quite like Barnes and think he is steadily improving. He was chucked in against Vincent too early, and was very lucky to get the result. The trouble is it has put him at a level where he should be fighting the likes of Hare on a regular basis, when the reaitly is, he is still learning.
At the moment I think Hare has too much for him, but for me Hare was somewhat exposed in his loss to Rivera
Re: David Barnes vs James Hare
It would be an interesting fight, but I'm not sure if Barnes is ready for Hare just yet, can't see the fight happening in the near future.REAL_DEAL wrote:Darke said purse bids by june 9th
good fight
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DG.
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Sounds like some weird b-ollocks to me !jamesmcdonnell wrote:Does anyone out there understand this comment, is there something blindingly obvious I am missing, or is adje weird?adje wrote:JamesMcDonnell - you must have a really important job...when you find out what or who your username is then maybe you'll understand
James Hare, dear oh dear oh dear.....
I don't know, I'm just wandering if Danny Williams' trainer (who shares the same name as you) dubbed himself the Psychological tactition at some stage.DG. wrote:Sounds like some weird b-ollocks to me !jamesmcdonnell wrote:Does anyone out there understand this comment, is there something blindingly obvious I am missing, or is adje weird?adje wrote:JamesMcDonnell - you must have a really important job...when you find out what or who your username is then maybe you'll understand
James Hare, dear oh dear oh dear.....
Just a guess.
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Well i've heard of three James McDonnells. One is, i think, a boxing writer of some description (not sure exactly). The second is the guy stujones just mentioned (although i've only ever heard him referred to as Jimmy). The other was an Aeronautics engineer, responsible for several U.S fighter jets. But if that's you i'll be alerting the relevant authorities, because you've been dead for over 20 years. I was even concerned enough to do a little search on the net, it didn't bring up anything obvious.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Does anyone out there understand this comment, is there something blindingly obvious I am missing, or is adje weird?
In conclusion, adje knows something i don't or is slightly strange. Given my virtual omnipotence the former is almost certainly ruled out. Is a just me or is forum beginning to be a bit twilight zone-esque.