Conqueror conquored & now flying back on Concorde...

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Conqueror conquored & now flying back on Concorde...

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Without Harrisons belt(Gary shaw said that he bought an extra seat on the flight back for the belt), may McCoy add, the only belt William got was a belt on the jaw and more than once, in fact William was hit Abelyan times :lol:

Anyway, lets cut out the bullshit here, Scott Harrison deserves credit tonight

He destroyed a world class awkward southpaw who is in his prime, & who was also ranked no7 by 'Ring' magazine coming in to this fight

Abelyan showed how slick he was in the 2nd round, & how difficult a night he could have made it for Scott & that is exactly why Scott deserves credit

Would the other top featherweights have dealt with Abelyan any better???

McCoy dont think so cha cha cats :TU:

It was also a damn exciting fight, & Abelyan hasnt been in too many of them(after McCoy seen a few of Abelyans fights McCoy was tempted to call him AbelYAWN) here, do you think that Secondsout.com will now put Harrison ahead of Brodie in their British featherweight rankings? :wink: :D

Dont worry all you Brodie fans, if harrison ever fights Chi Scott will make Injin pay for the beating he gave Brodie

As ol' boy McCoy has stated her before, Harrison beats Chi on points, eleven times outta ten

So, lets give Scott some credit for featuring in another fight many knowledgeable fans thought he would lose

Expect Abelyan to come back in the future, & show everyone how good this win actually was for Scott

As McCoy walks bare arsed into the sunset....
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Re: Conqueror conquored & now flying back on Concorde..

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The REAL McCoy wrote:Without Harrisons belt(Gary shaw said that he bought an extra seat on the flight back for the belt), may McCoy add, the only belt William got was a belt on the jaw and more than once, in fact William was hit Abelyan times :lol:

Anyway, lets cut out the bullshit here, Scott Harrison deserves credit tonight

He destroyed a world class awkward southpaw who is in his prime, & who was also ranked no7 by 'Ring' magazine coming in to this fight

Abelyan showed how slick he was in the 2nd round, & how difficult a night he could have made it for Scott & that is exactly why Scott deserves credit

Would the other top featherweights have dealt with Abelyan any better???

McCoy dont think so cha cha cats :TU:

It was also a damn exciting fight, & Abelyan hasnt been in too many of them(after McCoy seen a few of Abelyans fights McCoy was tempted to call him AbelYAWN) here, do you think that Secondsout.com will now put Harrison ahead of Brodie in their British featherweight rankings? :wink: :D

Dont worry all you Brodie fans, if harrison ever fights Chi Scott will make Injin pay for the beating he gave Brodie

As ol' boy McCoy has stated her before, Harrison beats Chi on points, eleven times outta ten

So, lets give Scott some credit for featuring in another fight many knowledgeable fans thought he would lose

Expect Abelyan to come back in the future, & show everyone how good this win actually was for Scott

As McCoy walks bare arsed into the sunset....

LMAO!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post by shakermaker »

it was a good result.

I've got to give the man from Scotland a lot of credit for that performance. Lets see if him and Chi can get it on. Thats one fight I'd love to see :TU:
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Post by dondada »

Harrison definitely deserves credit. Hope he at least gets the chance to find out how good he is and not go stale like some I don't even need to mention. 8)
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Post by kevo »

Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Harrison definitely deserves credit. Hope he at least gets the chance to find out how good he is and not go stale like some I don't even need to mention. 8)
Would that be a certain pale skinned Mancunian by any chance? 8)

Thought Harrison looked good last night, after losing the second round Harrison knew what he had to do to win, and he done it well. He used the straight right particularly well (like for the first knock down) catching Abelyan on the way in, stopping him in his tracks, every time he was trying to unload with his fast flurries. But where does Harrison go from here? He's shown he's a level above the Abelyans of this world, but in many peoples opinion (mine included), he's not ready for the 'big 3' of his division.
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Post by don't call it a comeback »

If he is flying back on concorde thats quite an achievement as it stopped flying some time ago.
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Post by adamiw »

Once again, i get a Harrison fight completely wrong. Abelyan was a dissapointment though, He was a lot easier to hit and not as quick as i expected
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

Yes i think he didnt have a chin on him, noticed he did get stopped in a earlier fight in the first round

Hopefully Harrison can fight Barrera.
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don't call it a comeback wrote:If he is flying back on concorde thats quite an achievement as it stopped flying some time ago.
Thanks for the info :-?
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Post by The REAL McCoy »

adamiw wrote:Once again, i get a Harrison fight completely wrong.
How many times is that now adamiw? :P
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The REAL McCoy wrote:
adamiw wrote:Once again, i get a Harrison fight completely wrong.
How many times is that now adamiw? :P
Chacon, McCullough, Medina 1 (i said Harrison would win), Medina 2 and now this. five. :roll:
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Post by Coconut »

Ablyan took a couple of shots well in the first, and his head seemed to clear quite well after that first knockdown. Harrison's follow-up then was pretty wild and inaccurate. But job done, and done well, he can be well pleased.

I'd put him on a par with Chi, now, level fourth feather. Chi would be a pick 'em, although I'd favour Chi because I've seen Harrison hurt. Barrera, well, depends on what's happened to Barrera in the last year or so. I'd actually think about backing him against Pacquaio on size. Great one that, another brawl. Marquez I think would be too slick. That said, I'd still rank him behind Pac, Marquez and Barrera
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Coconut wrote:Ablyan took a couple of shots well in the first, and his head seemed to clear quite well after that first knockdown. Harrison's follow-up then was pretty wild and inaccurate. But job done, and done well, he can be well pleased.

I'd put him on a par with Chi, now, level fourth feather. Chi would be a pick 'em, although I'd favour Chi because I've seen Harrison hurt. Barrera, well, depends on what's happened to Barrera in the last year or so. I'd actually think about backing him against Pacquaio on size. Great one that, another brawl. Marquez I think would be too slick. That said, I'd still rank him behind Pac, Marquez and Barrera
If you are world class, you dont get caught with shots like that in the first round.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Well old William The Conqueror certainly fought the wrong fight didn't he?
Standing right in front of Harrison with your chin in the air is not the best tactics, even more so when you don't take a shot too well.

Excellent performance by Harrison to take out his No#1 contender like that - he's back on track for the big fights now.
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