Hughie & Campbell Will Both Win

KiwiRider
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Re: Hughie & Campbell Will Both Win

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lefty wrote:
davie wrote:Ps Hughie and Campbell will both lose
The Hughie one is more interesting to me as we just dont know how good Hughie actually is. He's still somewhat of an unknown quantity for me.
I think your right about Hughie being an unknown quantity.
1: Will beating his dehabilitating pox give him the strength to KO, and the stamina to go 12 if he can't?
2: Can he go 12?
3: Has he the measure of a fairly limited Parker?
4: Will he handle the pressure of the occasion?
5: Will his height and reach, combined with a pretty decent jab be a factor?
6: Is his 17 month inactivity (apart from the 6 round 'exhibition' fight) going to affect him?
7: What has Parker done to nullify what Hughie brings, and what has Hughie done to bring something new to the ring?

A lot of questions.
boxingknockout
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Re: Hughie & Campbell Will Both Win

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KiwiRider wrote:
lefty wrote:
davie wrote:Ps Hughie and Campbell will both lose
The Hughie one is more interesting to me as we just dont know how good Hughie actually is. He's still somewhat of an unknown quantity for me.
I think your right about Hughie being an unknown quantity.
1: Will beating his dehabilitating pox give him the strength to KO, and the stamina to go 12 if he can't?
2: Can he go 12?
3: Has he the measure of a fairly limited Parker?
4: Will he handle the pressure of the occasion?
5: Will his height and reach, combined with a pretty decent jab be a factor?
6: Is his 17 month inactivity (apart from the 6 round 'exhibition' fight) going to affect him?
7: What has Parker done to nullify what Hughie brings, and what has Hughie done to bring something new to the ring?

A lot of questions.
Yes true. I think Parker might just make him doubt and win
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