A lot of the credit N'Dou got from the Cotto fight is from those overhand rights. Witter's defence is hugely removed from Cotto's and I don't think N'Dou will land them, and also he'll get countered when he throws them anyway.
Witter doesn't stop N'Dou but wins, in part because he has to.
What worries me about Witter, is that he hangs his chin high when throwing power shots, I think Witter will come home on points, but will have a couple of shakey moments along the way. Mostly in the first couple of rounds
DavidPayne wrote:In his original PR he stated he had a quality replacement in place if he needed it and did stress they ONLY had verbal agreement.
Cesar Bezan - the old Lightweight is #12 with the WBC @ 140lbs and due to fight soon?
Would be an excellent replacement. I see he's due to fight on Friday, so he'll be in shape. Very tough hombre, as they say down south, and is on a winning run since the Cotto fight.
I wrote Billy and Jeff in the question and he replied Billy and Angelo Hyder. I had to confirm the Hyder bit, then asked the editor to insert Hyder and he's put it in two places instead of the requested one.
Bezan is better than Pedersen and Rios, he WAS a former geniune world champion and is not over the hill. He showed ambition in the Cotto fight but was outgunned, but there not many fighters who wouldn't be against the Peurto Rican.
just making an observation james, pederson has vbeen used as "fornicate hatton is fighting lightweights" by some on here, be interesting to see what they say in return.
whats good for the goose.
whats worrying is this was a real test against ndou for witter and a chance for him to impress, now he needs to ko bezan impressivley to make any waves.
