Excuse my ignorance I am presuming that either you are Hare's manager, connected or related to him in some way, or the worlds biggest Hare fan, judging by your incredulity.tea wrote:Whats this then...Barnes in 3!!!!!The other guy to have him down was Matolcsi,but only with a shot to the shoulder when Hare was moving in to finish after dumping him heavy.....on replay Darkseystujones wrote:I think Hare will win, although an early (first 3 rounds) Barnes victory wouldn't surprise me. Hope the fight gets made, Barnes needs to defend his title against at least one worthy challenger before getting the belt outright.
and the crew discounted it as a knockdown cos it wasn`t one.So only one brief amateur and one 10th rounder from tiredness and Hare after 21 yrs of being too elusive and solid for everyone ever and Barnes in 3 wouldn`t surprise u....u know at the bookies u will get probably 500/1 on it,treat yourself have £50 on it then take a holiday with the winnings!!!!!
Personally I think Hare has to be favourite, but a loss like that can have a massive impact on a fighters career, some fighters mentally never recover from taking a pasting and their style changes.
For what it's worth, I had Hare down as 'one to watch' last year for maxboxing, and thought he might be capable of making the transition to world class. I still think he can maybe do it despite the loss, but you have to admit there will remain some unknowns going into this bout.
To say it's impossible is ludicrous in boxing, I mean, if Honeyghan can do a number like that on Don 'heir apparent to Ray Leonard' Curry, anything is possible.
