OK experts, harrison or hussein +why 10pm?
OK experts, harrison or hussein +why 10pm?
Let me have your predictions for the up and coming battle tonite.
Re: OK experts, harrison or hussein +why 10pm?
Its tomorrow night.boxbet wrote:Let me have your predictions for the up and coming battle tonite.
It's on at 10pm I assume because that is the time the money men (ITV) want to show it.
I've gone for a Harrison points win in the prediction league, although I'm not 100% convinced. Mostly because every time I try and predict a Harrison fight, it goes wrong: I thought he'd get rid of Medina easily the first time, I thought Abelyan would be a tough test..... you get the picture. I do think he'll he a bit too strong for Hussein though.
ITV (and Sky) show the fights at 10 because market research has shown that people are at their optimum mix of A: drunken aggression and B: sober viewing ability, at that time of a weekend, and are more likely to watch anyone fight, whether they're boxing fans or not.
ITV (and Sky) show the fights at 10 because market research has shown that people are at their optimum mix of A: drunken aggression and B: sober viewing ability, at that time of a weekend, and are more likely to watch anyone fight, whether they're boxing fans or not.
Should be a good tear up if Hussien puts his money where his mouth is a comes for a war with Harrison.
It's another typical Harrison fight though, he always has to have some big factor weighing heavily in his favour and "weighing" is the operative word again here.
Maloney's been bleating again about the lack of respect Scott gets, so do something about it and match him with a few world class FEATHERWEIGHTS at their PEAK and the respect will follow. Until he does this Harrison's respect will continue to be limited.
It's another typical Harrison fight though, he always has to have some big factor weighing heavily in his favour and "weighing" is the operative word again here.
Maloney's been bleating again about the lack of respect Scott gets, so do something about it and match him with a few world class FEATHERWEIGHTS at their PEAK and the respect will follow. Until he does this Harrison's respect will continue to be limited.
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I have a bad feeling about this but what the hell.......I'll go for 'The Real' in 10 in a good scrap. Afterall he is a fellow Glaswegian and a Celtic fan. I sort of have to.
It is a good matchup though thats for sure!!!
PS : Sorry about the language but fornicate this national anthem shit. Its a fight not the Olympics
FIGHT DAMN IT!
It is a good matchup though thats for sure!!!
PS : Sorry about the language but fornicate this national anthem shit. Its a fight not the Olympics
FIGHT DAMN IT!
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Well done Scot Harrison, I thought that was a good performance against a very difficult challenger. Dangerous puncher Hussein, with an good chin too - a pretty rare combination.
Scot was struggling late on, finding himself on the end of those long punches. I was a surprised by his dad's advice late on, after he'd been stunned in the previous round: keep punching down the middle..
If he miles in front, why not tell him to play for time a bit, box more and grab hold when he can? I seem to recall Scot was a skilled boxer back in the day.
Still, he got the job done.
Guzman? That's a 50/50 affair, and he'll be up against a genuine KO artist there - no surprise if SN decide to move him up, as they were just hinting - even though I'm sure Harrison would fancy the fight. I'd sure love to see that one.
No Jeff Fenech in the Aussie corner? I'd put that down to his amateurish handling of Nedal's bothers corner, last time out.
Good to see Alex Arthur explaining what was going on to a bemused looking Andrew Murray ringside.
Scot was struggling late on, finding himself on the end of those long punches. I was a surprised by his dad's advice late on, after he'd been stunned in the previous round: keep punching down the middle..
If he miles in front, why not tell him to play for time a bit, box more and grab hold when he can? I seem to recall Scot was a skilled boxer back in the day.
Still, he got the job done.
Guzman? That's a 50/50 affair, and he'll be up against a genuine KO artist there - no surprise if SN decide to move him up, as they were just hinting - even though I'm sure Harrison would fancy the fight. I'd sure love to see that one.
No Jeff Fenech in the Aussie corner? I'd put that down to his amateurish handling of Nedal's bothers corner, last time out.
Good to see Alex Arthur explaining what was going on to a bemused looking Andrew Murray ringside.
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I thought exactly the same, what fight is more important than a world title fight?MightyWarrior wrote: No Jeff Fenech in the Aussie corner? I'd put that down to his amateurish handling of Nedal's bothers corner, last time out.
I actually thought he missed Fenech in there. He needed a bit of motivation in there - his corner didn't seem to have much of a clue, giving mixed signals. Whilst they were geeing him up a little, they gave me the impression that they thought he was winning.
He needed someone to tell him to wake up a bit. He needed a few of Ronnie Davies' slaps.
I couldn't believe when I saw Lilly Savage there.
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There were Nigel Wright fans on one side and Scottish fans on the other - with the banter flowing thick and fast. Amir Khan fans, with big Union Jacks (with arabic written on them), were stuck in the middle. It got a bit nasty at one point as missiles began flying all over the shop. I don't know if they got caught up in it and that's why they left. Though I did also see a lot of people leaving in the last three rounds of the Harrison fight, when he was getting rocked and all sorts. Some 'fans'.REAL_DEAL wrote:notice how the upper tier cleaned when khan fight finished i thik they all went home