dunno, im sure it was a pretty hostile environment in south africa taking on one of the better know south africansEl Raincoat wrote: Mendez would be a tough night for Burns. It's a fight you'd want sooner than later. Also put the fight on in Scotland, get the crowd going. Mendez would never of seen anything like that.
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I'm sure it was hostile in South Africa but a few thousand Scots I'm sure would ramp that up. It would be very different from what Mendez is used too. This would be a tough fight and may bring out the best in Burns. We'll see, not sure it's likely to happen I'd guess Mendez either fights Fana at a later date or fights for the vacant IBF title. So a Burns-Mendez fight is a way a way yet.HPI wrote:dunno, im sure it was a pretty hostile environment in south africa taking on one of the better know south africansEl Raincoat wrote: Mendez would be a tough night for Burns. It's a fight you'd want sooner than later. Also put the fight on in Scotland, get the crowd going. Mendez would never of seen anything like that.
Re: Burns next opponent
The scots are always great supporters.El Raincoat wrote: I'm sure it was hostile in South Africa but a few thousand Scots I'm sure would ramp that up. It would be very different from what Mendez is used too. This would be a tough fight and may bring out the best in Burns. We'll see, not sure it's likely to happen I'd guess Mendez either fights Fana at a later date or fights for the vacant IBF title. So a Burns-Mendez fight is a way a way yet.
A unification between two British trained champions would certainly be a decent affair.
Would Warren float it though ? would Mendez be arsed about Burns either ?