williams-harrison prediction thread?
williams-harrison prediction thread?
is there one started yet?
harrison in nine rounds for me
harrison in nine rounds for me
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dandantheweatherman
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I think it's a tough one to call. Ironically I'd feel more confident about it if Harrison was the underdog, but anyway I reckon Harrison on points. Can't beleive Harrison is 2/5 on Betfair.
At the end of the day Harrison has more to gain than Williams and as he 'needs' the win more I like him to do it. Williams' weight doesn't fill me with much faith in him. I think Harrison will be a much better fighter than last year and that his size and jab will make life very difficult for Williams.
At the end of the day Harrison has more to gain than Williams and as he 'needs' the win more I like him to do it. Williams' weight doesn't fill me with much faith in him. I think Harrison will be a much better fighter than last year and that his size and jab will make life very difficult for Williams.
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Phenomenal-Nutrition
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Audley easy UD but been the lazy fighter he is it'll be 116-112. Danny will be so easy to pick off at 272, eveything he'll do will be in slow mo. I don't know why anyone thinks Dannys going to be able to pressure Audley at such a heavy weight.
We'll certainly see how good Audley is - he should punnish Danny in a similar way to Vitali if he is to amount to anything
We'll certainly see how good Audley is - he should punnish Danny in a similar way to Vitali if he is to amount to anything
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WayoftheCass
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I'll go with that. Though I expect Danny or 'Dough Boy' to try and rag doll Fraudley within the first 4. If Harrison gets by that then I'm looking for another Klitschko like performance and beating for Danny.Neri1983 wrote:Harrison TKO 9
Danny's only chance in this shape and his current mentality is to go for a Kali Meehan type spectacular. It may be worth a bet but I would be very surprised if Danny pulled it off. We'll see.
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Max Molyneux
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Was a lot lighter with Meehan though.WayoftheCass wrote:I'll go with that. Though I expect Danny or 'Dough Boy' to try and rag doll Fraudley within the first 4. If Harrison gets by that then I'm looking for another Klitschko like performance and beating for Danny.Neri1983 wrote:Harrison TKO 9
Danny's only chance in this shape and his current mentality is to go for a Kali Meehan type spectacular. It may be worth a bet but I would be very surprised if Danny pulled it off. We'll see.
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jomothepure
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MightyWarrior
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el_grande_mauro_mina
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The weight is an issue - Danny has only been good in one fight when rediculously overweight - that was against a small, comeforward 3 round fighter.
Harrison might not have the greatest stamina, but he is tall, jab orientated, more the 3 round fighter.
Danny looks in bad shape - he just hasn't got the commitment anymore (never really had). I mean, what is all this B/S with the weight. Why all this I will be 18 stone for fight night (still far to heavy for Danny).
I got the weight prediction so close because I wasn't sure if Danny had it - I went for Danny in the prediction to hedge my bets. A fit and fast Danny beats Audley in my books. A fat and slow Danny loses.
Audley TKO 8 - in a battering.
Harrison might not have the greatest stamina, but he is tall, jab orientated, more the 3 round fighter.
Danny looks in bad shape - he just hasn't got the commitment anymore (never really had). I mean, what is all this B/S with the weight. Why all this I will be 18 stone for fight night (still far to heavy for Danny).
I got the weight prediction so close because I wasn't sure if Danny had it - I went for Danny in the prediction to hedge my bets. A fit and fast Danny beats Audley in my books. A fat and slow Danny loses.
Audley TKO 8 - in a battering.
To a teestujones wrote:The weight is an issue - Danny has only been good in one fight when rediculously overweight - that was against a small, comeforward 3 round fighter.
Harrison might not have the greatest stamina, but he is tall, jab orientated, more the 3 round fighter.
Danny looks in bad shape - he just hasn't got the commitment anymore (never really had). I mean, what is all this B/S with the weight. Why all this I will be 18 stone for fight night (still far to heavy for Danny).
I got the weight prediction so close because I wasn't sure if Danny had it - I went for Danny in the prediction to hedge my bets. A fit and fast Danny beats Audley in my books. A fat and slow Danny loses.
Audley TKO 8 - in a battering.
I agree, Danny needed to come in trim and no more than about 250 so that he could ultilize his speed and outwork Harrison... just like he nedded to do against Vitali and he's come in far too heavy and will I think be out-boxed and picked off as he was against Vitali, though not to such a devastating effect. I've got the feeling though that Harrison senses blood and will put on a good show and perhaps stop Williams in about 7 rounds... I just don't think Dannys frame of mind is right...
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MightyWarrior
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Let's hope not Carlos, the crowd booed Honeyghan out of the ring that night. Lloyd seemed like he just turned up to get paid that night, and DW doesn't usualy give up without a fight.Carlos-Wigan wrote:Harrison inside 4 rounds... similar to the Breland vs Honeygan
fight.
Local derby angle should provide some fireworks.
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MightyWarrior
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