Polo talks tough...
I agree that Harrison likes the guys who come to fight, but Polo can box too, like he did in his fight with Julio Pablo Chacon, so who knows what style he will adopt. I just hope it's a good fight and Harrison wins.steve689 wrote:Yeah he will and probably get stopped, Harrison likes the guys who come to fight, it's the boxers and movers he has trouble with so i think it will be business as usual here.
POLO VOWS TO BREAK SCOTS' HEARTS
WBO featherweight title challenger Victor Polo has vowed to plunge Scotland into "mourning" by ruthlessly snatching the crown from champion Scott Harrison on January 28.
The tough-talking Colombian arrives in Glasgow this Sunday to finish preparations for his Braehead Arena showdown.
And he is convinced he will leave Harrison and his fans heartbroken again having done his homework on the highly-rated champion.
Polo, an experienced 40-fight campaigner with three previous world title challenges, stormed: "Scotland will be like a ghost town when I knock Harrison out.
"I saw how excited the crowd were before he fought Manuel Medina in their first fight but a deadly silence fell when the decision was announced.
"It will be the same again only this time there will be no comebacks for Harrison at a world title and all talk of a so called 'super-fight' against Marco Antonio Barrera will be finished.
"I have watched Harrison over and over again and I am positive he will not be able to cope with my work-rate, aggressive style and quick-thinking.
"On the 28 January not only will it be dark and raining in Scotland - as people have told me it always is - but it will be a nation in mourning at the loss of their world champion."
WBO featherweight title challenger Victor Polo has vowed to plunge Scotland into "mourning" by ruthlessly snatching the crown from champion Scott Harrison on January 28.
The tough-talking Colombian arrives in Glasgow this Sunday to finish preparations for his Braehead Arena showdown.
And he is convinced he will leave Harrison and his fans heartbroken again having done his homework on the highly-rated champion.
Polo, an experienced 40-fight campaigner with three previous world title challenges, stormed: "Scotland will be like a ghost town when I knock Harrison out.
"I saw how excited the crowd were before he fought Manuel Medina in their first fight but a deadly silence fell when the decision was announced.
"It will be the same again only this time there will be no comebacks for Harrison at a world title and all talk of a so called 'super-fight' against Marco Antonio Barrera will be finished.
"I have watched Harrison over and over again and I am positive he will not be able to cope with my work-rate, aggressive style and quick-thinking.
"On the 28 January not only will it be dark and raining in Scotland - as people have told me it always is - but it will be a nation in mourning at the loss of their world champion."