Harrison Williams fight card

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Harrison Williams fight card

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Hello all,

Lokks like a good fight card
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2000 Olympic Champion Audley Harrison will fight former British Champion
Danny Williams on December 10 in the biggest all-British heavyweight title
fight since Lennox Lewis beat Frank Bruno over a decade ago.

There's plenty of pride at stake as they slug it out to decide who really
is the best in Britain.

Premier promoters Sports Network have put together a superb fight card that
also sees Bedford brawler Matt Skelton's challenge recent Mike Tyson
conquerer Kevin McBride for the Vacant WBU World Heavyweight title.

Special on the show features the London professional debut of fight
sensation Amir Khan the 2004 Olympic Silver Medallist.

Further title fights include: Eamonn Magee v Takaloo for the WBU World
Welterweight title, Ross Minter v Brett James for the Vacant English
Welterweight title, Kevin 'Mighty' Mitchell challenges for the Vacant IBF
Intercontinental Super-Featherweight title, Lee Beavis v Rob Jeffries for
the Southern Area Lightweight title and 'Big Bad' John McDermott v Scott
Gammer in a Final Eliminator for the British Heavyweight title.

Also on the card is Stephen Foster Jnr, Kell Brook, Matthew Marsh and the
pro-debut of Dean Smith.
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Post by dondada »

Yes Davey, it looks like a good card. Harrison-Williams itself will be interesting, Magee-Takaloo likewise and Ross Minter-Brett James should be a cracker.

Call me mad, but the one I'm looking forward to most is McDermott-Gammer.
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Yes Davey, it looks like a good card. Harrison-Williams itself will be interesting, Magee-Takaloo likewise and Ross Minter-Brett James should be a cracker.

Call me mad, but the one I'm looking forward to most is McDermott-Gammer.
Ian, you're Mad


Its a great card, probably the best UK card that I've seen, its got strength and depth. Its a pity allegedly doesn't have more anniversaries
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Yes Davey, it looks like a good card. Harrison-Williams itself will be interesting, Magee-Takaloo likewise and Ross Minter-Brett James should be a cracker.

Call me mad, but the one I'm looking forward to most is McDermott-Gammer.
Its a terrific show.

Mr Warren has done the bizzo with this.
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Post by Daveyswan »

Ye

I agree the Minter V James and Takaloo Mcgee should be crackers, I wasent going to go as I'm not a great fan of british heavywights but I think i'll round the boys up and put my hand in my pocket for a pre Xmas jolly

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Daveyswan wrote:Ye

I agree the Minter V James and Takaloo Mcgee should be crackers, I wasent going to go as I'm not a great fan of british heavywights but I think i'll round the boys up and put my hand in my pocket for a pre Xmas jolly

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Don't want to commit as yet as J 'The Surgeon' Wilson will begin plans to operate on my liver :lol: :lol: but I might get myself down for this show too.
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Post by Smit »

The best british show in recent memory IMO :TU:

Well done Frank, if these fights all happen ofcourse :wink:
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Post by knockout »

Guys settle down.... its an OK card.....or a Good domestic card

Just in recent years we have got used to such shit that when a half decent card comes along we all get over excited.....

Good cards happened in the 90's......... Then Warren and Sky got into bed with each other and the quality dropped as there was no real incentive for the promoter to put on good cards.....

http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?y ... m=10&dd=11
http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?y ... m=05&dd=03
http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?y ... m=02&dd=08
http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?y ... m=04&dd=18
http://www.boxrec.com/date_search.php?y ... m=12&dd=16

check out the UK shows on those dates... good shows :-)
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Post by numpty »

Great show lined up, just hope no one pulls out! I have a feeling the Harrison/Williams match up will be dull with Audley just trying to keep as much distance between himself and Williams, he will just hang him on a jab all night. The Takaloo/Magee match up looks quite interesting as does the Gammer fight.

Good show Warren :box:
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Post by WayoftheCass »

Hoping to get down to London for it. Its a great card....at this stage.
Should be a damn good end for what I think has been a belter of a year for the sport.
If the show goes off as planned then well done Warren. If it doesn't well I guess it figures. I still expect Rakheem Mingalev and Yuri Yelistratove to make speacial guest appearences. :TU:

PS : Whats the bet Magee - Takaloo turns out to be the fight of the night?
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