Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
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jameswilson
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Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
Been ordered by the IBF for their Interim title while Caballero recovers from his injury.
Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
A few follow the Asian scene is this a winnable fight ?
Haskins will have to travel to Japan surely
Haskins will have to travel to Japan surely
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
I'd say it's probably 65/35 in favour of Iwasa. The "Eagle Eye" can pretty much do it all and although his record may not suggest it he really can BANG! [Not on Yamanaka's level but he can bang].Naandrew wrote:A few follow the Asian scene is this a winnable fight ?
Haskins will have to travel to Japan surely
As for venue, Japan would seem almost certain with Teiken likely to be the winning purse bid, if it goes that far (Iwasa isn't a Teiken fighter but they were the ones who won the purse bid for Iwasa/Perales and appear to be working towards Iwasa Vs Yamanaka II).
Good fight but I think it's a very trick one for Haskins.
Incidentally Haksins was offered a fight with Iwasa after Perales pulled out of their scheduled eliminator however Haskins had his fight in Monaco signed for a few days later. Seems like it's worked out well for the pair of them!
Side note-If you get the chance to watch it, the Iwasa/Yamanaka fight was freakin' awesome
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jameswilson
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
I'll definitely look it up. Is it on YouTube?Boxing Prospect wrote:I'd say it's probably 65/35 in favour of Iwasa. The "Eagle Eye" can pretty much do it all and although his record may not suggest it he really can BANG! [Not on Yamanaka's level but he can bang].Naandrew wrote:A few follow the Asian scene is this a winnable fight ?
Haskins will have to travel to Japan surely
As for venue, Japan would seem almost certain with Teiken likely to be the winning purse bid, if it goes that far (Iwasa isn't a Teiken fighter but they were the ones who won the purse bid for Iwasa/Perales and appear to be working towards Iwasa Vs Yamanaka II).
Good fight but I think it's a very trick one for Haskins.
Incidentally Haksins was offered a fight with Iwasa after Perales pulled out of their scheduled eliminator however Haskins had his fight in Monaco signed for a few days later. Seems like it's worked out well for the pair of them!
Side note-If you get the chance to watch it, the Iwasa/Yamanaka fight was freakin' awesome
Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
can anyone think of a british fighter who has been more over due a world title shot then lee haskins?
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stevieb_8006
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
Just his luck to have to go abroad against a beast isn't it?REEVE wrote:can anyone think of a british fighter who has been more over due a world title shot then lee haskins?
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Boxing Prospect
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
It was but now appears to have been deleted, I suspect Simbros might have a copyjameswilson wrote:I'll definitely look it up. Is it on YouTube?Boxing Prospect wrote:I'd say it's probably 65/35 in favour of Iwasa. The "Eagle Eye" can pretty much do it all and although his record may not suggest it he really can BANG! [Not on Yamanaka's level but he can bang].Naandrew wrote:A few follow the Asian scene is this a winnable fight ?
Haskins will have to travel to Japan surely
As for venue, Japan would seem almost certain with Teiken likely to be the winning purse bid, if it goes that far (Iwasa isn't a Teiken fighter but they were the ones who won the purse bid for Iwasa/Perales and appear to be working towards Iwasa Vs Yamanaka II).
Good fight but I think it's a very trick one for Haskins.
Incidentally Haksins was offered a fight with Iwasa after Perales pulled out of their scheduled eliminator however Haskins had his fight in Monaco signed for a few days later. Seems like it's worked out well for the pair of them!
Side note-If you get the chance to watch it, the Iwasa/Yamanaka fight was freakin' awesome
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Datsue
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jameswilson wrote: I'll definitely look it up. Is it on YouTube?
Check your PMs mate.
Anyone else wanna see it drop us a line.
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Londonirish
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
Lee Haskins wins this fight where ever it will take place!!
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I think really though if we look at it objectively, it's only cos a few in his weight class have had undeserving title shots that has made Haskins look "over due".REEVE wrote:can anyone think of a british fighter who has been more over due a world title shot then lee haskins?
In reality, Haskins has achieved about the same as Ian Napa, but no-one really called for Napa to have a world title, but that because in Napa's time fighters like Hall, Butler and Ward didn't get world title shots.
Compared to Jamie Moore in the recent past and Tyson Fury currently..... Haskins is not worthy of a title shot..... but compared to Hall, Butler and Ward he most certainly is.
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Londonirish
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stujones wrote:Haskins is not worthy of a title shot......
Since he came back and fought Mohamed Bouleghcha which was for the WBA inter Title he has won the Euro Twice The British Title and Defended it, imo there ain't much more for him to do in the Weight except step up to a world Title Shot.......
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handsofstone
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Well seeing as Paul Smith has finally challenged for world honours I would say noREEVE wrote:can anyone think of a british fighter who has been more over due a world title shot then lee haskins?
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I think you left an important part of my quote in there "compared to Tyson Fury and Jamie Moore"..... and all through my post I name 3 guys less deserving of a title shot than Haskins.... but the poster asked if there was anyone more deserving.... yes - Tyson Fury currently and Jamie Moore is the biggest travesty.Londonirish wrote:stujones wrote:Haskins is not worthy of a title shot......
Since he came back and fought Mohamed Bouleghcha which was for the WBA inter Title he has won the Euro Twice The British Title and Defended it, imo there ain't much more for him to do in the Weight except step up to a world Title Shot.......
Tyson Fury has beaten more top 10 ranked opponents than Haskins and never lost the EBU title in the first place to win it back again. Moore, well again British champion for about 5 years, clear #1 in his division in the UK for about 5 years - something Haskins isn't and there might be some argument if he ever has been..... off course compared to Hall, Ward and Butler he is long over due a shot THE most deserving British fight - no currently that's Fury, and off all time that is Jamie Moore (probably by some distance).
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I agree.stujones wrote:I think really though if we look at it objectively, it's only cos a few in his weight class have had undeserving title shots that has made Haskins look "over due".REEVE wrote:can anyone think of a british fighter who has been more over due a world title shot then lee haskins?
In reality, Haskins has achieved about the same as Ian Napa, but no-one really called for Napa to have a world title, but that because in Napa's time fighters like Hall, Butler and Ward didn't get world title shots.
Compared to Jamie Moore in the recent past and Tyson Fury currently..... Haskins is not worthy of a title shot..... but compared to Hall, Butler and Ward he most certainly is.
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jameswilson
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
Spot on I'd say, and I'm a Haskins fan. Had he beaten Jamoye in Belgium I'd have said he definitely was definitely worthy of a World title shot at that point. Right now I'd have said he would be worthy of a WT shot if he won a final eliminator against a good internationally ranked opponent. That is essentially what this fight with Iwasa is, altho in fairness I think there are far easier final eliminators he could have got lumbered with.stujones wrote:I think you left an important part of my quote in there "compared to Tyson Fury and Jamie Moore"..... and all through my post I name 3 guys less deserving of a title shot than Haskins.... but the poster asked if there was anyone more deserving.... yes - Tyson Fury currently and Jamie Moore is the biggest travesty.Londonirish wrote:stujones wrote:Haskins is not worthy of a title shot......
Since he came back and fought Mohamed Bouleghcha which was for the WBA inter Title he has won the Euro Twice The British Title and Defended it, imo there ain't much more for him to do in the Weight except step up to a world Title Shot.......
Tyson Fury has beaten more top 10 ranked opponents than Haskins and never lost the EBU title in the first place to win it back again. Moore, well again British champion for about 5 years, clear #1 in his division in the UK for about 5 years - something Haskins isn't and there might be some argument if he ever has been..... off course compared to Hall, Ward and Butler he is long over due a shot THE most deserving British fight - no currently that's Fury, and off all time that is Jamie Moore (probably by some distance).
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Rickywrightmc
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
Good luck to Haskins, well deserved.
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Londonirish
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stujones wrote:I think you left an important part of my quote in there "compared to Tyson Fury and Jamie Moore"..... and all through my post I name 3 guys less deserving of a title shot than Haskins.... but the poster asked if there was anyone more deserving.... yes - Tyson Fury currently and Jamie Moore is the biggest travesty.Londonirish wrote:stujones wrote:Haskins is not worthy of a title shot......
Since he came back and fought Mohamed Bouleghcha which was for the WBA inter Title he has won the Euro Twice The British Title and Defended it, imo there ain't much more for him to do in the Weight except step up to a world Title Shot.......
Tyson Fury has beaten more top 10 ranked opponents than Haskins and never lost the EBU title in the first place to win it back again. Moore, well again British champion for about 5 years, clear #1 in his division in the UK for about 5 years - something Haskins isn't and there might be some argument if he ever has been..... off course compared to Hall, Ward and Butler he is long over due a shot THE most deserving British fight - no currently that's Fury, and off all time that is Jamie Moore (probably by some distance).
Sorry miss understood what you wrote.......
Haskins did lost the euro Title tho, to a Belgium Kid... He got stopped in the 8th. Stephane Jamoye Boxed for 2 world titles after that and came up short.
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jonnyyorkshu
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
Good luck to Lee and i think he deserves the shot
Haskins vs Jamoye was a absolute barnstormer.
Haskins vs Jamoye was a absolute barnstormer.
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
A recent quote from Celes Kobayashi seems to suggest the fight won't be in Japan.
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Where else would it be?Boxing Prospect wrote:A recent quote from Celes Kobayashi seems to suggest the fight won't be in Japan.
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Kobayashi suggested it would be, to quote him, "In enemy territory", I guess he thinks Haskins has a fan base.expe wrote:Where else would it be?Boxing Prospect wrote:A recent quote from Celes Kobayashi seems to suggest the fight won't be in Japan.
Rough translation of what one Japanese Sports website states-
Celes Kobayashi (42) chairman of Celes Gym, revealed the outlook as "likely to go into enemy territory." Game time is around July.
Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
The biggest venue they can find in Bristol is a leisure centre and Haskins isn't with a major promoter. Unless something is going on behind the scenes that we haven't heard about, there was a supposed link up between Haskins and Hobson last year, but that went quiet, they must have got Warren or Hearn on board to get the fight over here.
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Re: Lee Haskins vs Ryosuke Iwasa
If anyone has the Iwasa v Yamanaka fight I would like a copy?
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Datsue
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Jamie Sanigar wrote:If anyone has the Iwasa v Yamanaka fight I would like a copy?
PM mate.