Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
To be announced on Tuesday by FW.
Povetkin/Rahman on the undercard.
Who you got in the Mitchell/Burns fight?
Povetkin/Rahman on the undercard.
Who you got in the Mitchell/Burns fight?
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Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
No Chisora/Haye?
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
I got Mitchell in this, closely on points.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Brilliant fight, hard to call.... I've never really backed against Mitchell - if he has prepared well, got his head screwed on - then I think he does it. Just think Burns' lack of firepower might be an issue.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Not sure!Final round wrote:No Chisora/Haye?
I've heard the Burns & Povetkin fights are definitely going ahead though.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
I read something from a reliable source saying that haye v chisora are negotiating and the rumours that the fight is being announced is wrong. Its burns v mitchell and the povetkin fight.
I cant see why people would pick mitchell to win this match up - apart from beat john murray who was never tested beyond european level he's dont nothing other than get absolutley spanked by katsidis and beat the crazily over rated prescott. Burns has proven himself at world class, he isnt going to just walk forward all night or just try throwing bangers and get out boxed.
Dont get me wrong mitchell impressed me against murray but by the same token its not hard to look good against someone walking forward in a straight line with no guard and just trying to outwork you. Burns has dimensions, a solid defense, is great and finding ranges, he's got the engine, the work rate and the range of shots.
I cant see why people would pick mitchell to win this match up - apart from beat john murray who was never tested beyond european level he's dont nothing other than get absolutley spanked by katsidis and beat the crazily over rated prescott. Burns has proven himself at world class, he isnt going to just walk forward all night or just try throwing bangers and get out boxed.
Dont get me wrong mitchell impressed me against murray but by the same token its not hard to look good against someone walking forward in a straight line with no guard and just trying to outwork you. Burns has dimensions, a solid defense, is great and finding ranges, he's got the engine, the work rate and the range of shots.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Why 'hopefully' if you dont mind me asking?The Dark Destroyer wrote:Hopefully.crusader wrote:Burns
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
So Warren is promoting the Povetkin-Rahman fight. Does he have some kind of partnership agreement with Sauerland?
Maybe he's trying to have Povetkin become better known to the UK fans to help promote a future fight between Chisora and Povetkin.
Maybe he's trying to have Povetkin become better known to the UK fans to help promote a future fight between Chisora and Povetkin.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Can see me being slaughtered for this as Burns isn't exactly a huge hitter but i think he will stop Mitchell in the later rounds. 
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Mitchell late stoppage/points
burns will not hurt him, no chance
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Id also say theres no chance of Mitchell stopping Burns.
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Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
ok cheers 8)Terrrrry wrote:Not sure!Final round wrote:No Chisora/Haye?
I've heard the Burns & Povetkin fights are definitely going ahead though.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
He has an agreement in place to show Sauerland events on his station. That's all I know.Tunney wrote:So Warren is promoting the Povetkin-Rahman fight. Does he have some kind of partnership agreement with Sauerland?
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Why ? Mitchell at his best is a fast hard accurate puncher, his boxing brain is far superior to burns and he won't let the local fans down again, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if the fight went very simular to the Murray one.Emmseegee wrote:Id also say theres no chance of Mitchell stopping Burns.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Why does he have a 'far superior' boxing brain?jessi wrote:Why ? Mitchell at his best is a fast hard accurate puncher, his boxing brain is far superior to burns and he won't let the local fans down again, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if the fight went very simular to the Murray one.Emmseegee wrote:Id also say theres no chance of Mitchell stopping Burns.
I would be very surprised if the fight turns out like the Murray one. Burns is much different fighter than Murray in terms of style, dimensions, and ability.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
he won't let the local fans down again? thats a poor argument that one.
What has Mitchell got that Burns hasnt? The only edge i would give him is power, but i don't think he is powerful enough to stop burns.
My only concern is that if it goes to the cards then mitchell obviously has the advantage with being at home.
What has Mitchell got that Burns hasnt? The only edge i would give him is power, but i don't think he is powerful enough to stop burns.
My only concern is that if it goes to the cards then mitchell obviously has the advantage with being at home.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Based on what? burns has taken out genuine world class talent like martinez and katsidis mitchell has only stepped up beyond european level once before and was destroyed.jessi wrote:Why ? Mitchell at his best is a fast hard accurate puncher, his boxing brain is far superior to burns and he won't let the local fans down again, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if the fight went very simular to the Murray one.Emmseegee wrote:Id also say theres no chance of Mitchell stopping Burns.
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Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
My guess is because Jessi is a Mitchell supporter. Nothing else suggests Kevin has a 'far superior' boxing brain.crusader wrote:Why does he have a 'far superior' boxing brain?jessi wrote:Why ? Mitchell at his best is a fast hard accurate puncher, his boxing brain is far superior to burns and he won't let the local fans down again, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if the fight went very simular to the Murray one.Emmseegee wrote:Id also say theres no chance of Mitchell stopping Burns.
I would be very surprised if the fight turns out like the Murray one. Burns is much different fighter than Murray in terms of style, dimensions, and ability.
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Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
No chance of this fight being similar to the Murray fight. Burns isn't a face first brawler with no head movement like Murray.jessi wrote:Why ? Mitchell at his best is a fast hard accurate puncher, his boxing brain is far superior to burns and he won't let the local fans down again, it wouldn't surprise me in the slightest if the fight went very simular to the Murray one.Emmseegee wrote:Id also say theres no chance of Mitchell stopping Burns.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Mitchell is a complete natural, burns has to work hard at this level, if your reading in to the common opponent katsidis result your in for a shock, Mitchell is better in every department and will stop burns late on, I'm sure of it.
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Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
Kev would have to give the performance of his life to beat Burns....
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
There's no doubt that the Katsidis that Burns beat was a completely different animal to what Mitchell faced (I.E after JMM and Guerrero). However I feel this will be a very even fight, and I'm not sure who I'd fancy, which is weird as Mitchell seems to punch harder, even though I've always said he should campaign at SFW.
I can't recall the last decent fighter than Burns put down?
This is the type of fight we need in British boxing!
I can't recall the last decent fighter than Burns put down?
This is the type of fight we need in British boxing!
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
I saw them spar two years ago.Emmseegee wrote:he won't let the local fans down again? thats a poor argument that one.
What has Mitchell got that Burns hasnt? The only edge i would give him is power, but i don't think he is powerful enough to stop burns.
My only concern is that if it goes to the cards then mitchell obviously has the advantage with being at home.
Re: Mitchell/Burns, 14th July, Upton Park, London
I think the differences of opinion on here are indicative of the fact it's a great match-up that has a real 'pick' em' feel to it. Burns has clearly come on leaps and bounds in recent years and has developed a style that's highly effective for him that leverages his strengths, while Mitchell has shown on occasion that he's got bags of potential.
If I was pushed I'd lean towards Burns on points, but either way it's a great fight to look forward to.
If I was pushed I'd lean towards Burns on points, but either way it's a great fight to look forward to.