Will the years rest do Witter any good ????
Will the years rest do Witter any good ????
Just checking out some dates on Boxrec & i see Witter has finally got a date in September for his fight with Corley. Witter last fought in October last year so do you guys reckon Witter needed 11 months off and do you think he may have benefitted by having such a lengthy time off. If my memory serves me correctly his 3 fights in 2005 were pretty poor, can Witter bounce back from these poor efforts & produce a big display ???
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Max Molyneux
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And looked awful in beating them by narrow margins Max. This is Witter's biggest test since Judah whereas Corley has been around worldclass for the last few years.
Are Hennesey promoting this fight? There is no mention of it on their website and they are going to have some promoting to do with some of their London based fighters otherwise the Alley Pally is going to be like a graveyard. Only just over a month away.
Are Hennesey promoting this fight? There is no mention of it on their website and they are going to have some promoting to do with some of their London based fighters otherwise the Alley Pally is going to be like a graveyard. Only just over a month away.
I was wondering this also. You would think they'd have already started promoting this considering it's a month away and is for Mayweathers WBC belt. Surely they'd be able to promote it as "the one Hatton didn't get" or some bullshit like that. I was at Witters last fight at the York Hall, and he only had about twenty fans there of his own!Lenny Albert wrote:And looked awful in beating them by narrow margins Max. This is Witter's biggest test since Judah whereas Corley has been around worldclass for the last few years.
Are Hennesey promoting this fight? There is no mention of it on their website and they are going to have some promoting to do with some of their London based fighters otherwise the Alley Pally is going to be like a graveyard. Only just over a month away.
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Yeah and he's lost to the best world class fighters he's fought while Witter's been ducked and left out, good job theres mandatories.Lenny Albert wrote:And looked awful in beating them by narrow margins Max. This is Witter's biggest test since Judah whereas Corley has been around worldclass for the last few years.
Are Hennesey promoting this fight? There is no mention of it on their website and they are going to have some promoting to do with some of their London based fighters otherwise the Alley Pally is going to be like a graveyard. Only just over a month away.
He didn't look that bad against Kotelnik, he just overdid it because Kotelnik did smeg all early on.
I think he was poor against Kotelink because he had no clue how to deal with a fighter with a tight guard. You could see him standing there looking clueless as to why his opponent was still there. Corley isn't going to provide the same sort of problems but I think Witter will struggle with his cuteness.
Witter early or Corley UD. I don't think Witter carries his power into the later part of the fight that well and obviously his stamina isn't going to have improved after this layoff
Witter early or Corley UD. I don't think Witter carries his power into the later part of the fight that well and obviously his stamina isn't going to have improved after this layoff