Don_Kauffman wrote:silkov wrote:Don_Kauffman wrote:
Personally I dont give a toss about titles never have never will. But I sure as hell know when one fighter is ducking another so dont try and change the subject McDonnell
You don't give a toss about whether titles are genuine or not???.... well that just about says it all mate!
Anyone who knows their boxing knows that belts mean nothing.
What bollocks....
First off, for what it's worth, i think Harrison would beat Brodie, I think he's too strong for him and too big too. Brodie is small for a featherweight and looked a lot smaller than Chi.
I think Harrison would beat Chi too, but I don't think it would be easy by any stretch.
So what if Brodie doesn't want to face Harrison? There are plenty of domestic matchups that never happen in this country. is there any need to mention them? When was the last time we saw two of the countries top fighters face one another?
if belts are so meaningless, then why is Scott Harrison's belt mentioned all the bloody time then? Why is the fact that he's got more defences that Watt and Buchanan being talked about if it means nothing?
Belts mean money, that's why they are always mentioned every time Harrison or Hatton defend their titles. They don't say in the presentation, Ricky Hatton fights a 12 round non-title bout do they? Y Why is Calzaghe crowing about having equalled Eubank's record if the belt is so meangingless.
Belts are only meaningless if the quality of opposition during a reign is pathetic. If a fighter holds a belt against good quality opposition it enhances the prestige of that title and that organisation. I think Harrison's reign has been ok so far, but bowling over midget ethiopians certainly does nothing to enhance it.
Belts make fighters money, and that's why there are so bloody many of them.
Brodie had the bollocks to take Chi on in a rematch knowing it would be a hellish ordeal. I hardly think anyone can accuse Brodie of cowardice, what's Chi, a fornicating soft touch?
Who are you to mock Brodie? He showed a lot of bollocks in both fights with Chi, who really mauled him in the second bout.
You get in the ring with In-Jin Chi, you'll be crying within 20 seconds mate.