GENTLEMEN, YOUR OFFICIAL HARRISON/WILLIAMS PREDICTIONS

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Post by Podmore_Birmingham »

Harrison in nine.

Hope i'm wrong, though, and Williams spanks him in seven entertaining rounds - a pipe dream!

Tom Podmore.
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Post by bradinho »

Just seen the weigh in video and was wondering IF Williams is such a good boxer then why does he start windmilling?
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Post by mrbassie »

My prediction is a tedious staring contest, I don't know why, it's almost as if I'd seen it before..........Williams will win though
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Post by caster »

Think Williams will try and bomb him out but his lack of sharpness and timing will let him down. I see Harrison easily avoiding his bombs and peppering him all night to take a clear points decision.
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Post by beduff »

would hate to see fraudley win but i can see him stopping danny mr kipling williams late on somewhere around 9 onwards.its gonna be another shocking fight with danny in worst shape than ever.
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Post by lvlarc »

Wahey!! Harrison finally showing some heart and letting his hands go. Williams face is a mess.
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Post by Taki... »

lvlarc_uk wrote:Wahey!! Harrison finally showing some heart and letting his hands go. Williams face is a mess.
And people thought this was going to be boring!
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Post by lvlarc »

That's more like it! Harrison TKO 3 baby!

Audley actually picked his shots nicely this time around. Revived his career.
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Post by Taki... »

lvlarc_uk wrote:That's more like it! Harrison TKO 3 baby!

Audley actually picked his shots nicely this time around. Revived his career.
Even if Williams was out of shape that was pretty impressive. Nice use of the uppercut.
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Post by stujones »

I don't think Audley demonstrated heart, he didn't need to. Williams didn't take him to the trenches.

Audley looked okay tonight, but Williams does need to pack it him... his legs are so slow and condition was terrible.
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Post by lvlarc »

I still think Harrison is just waiting to get knocked out. He's like Wladimir on the inside, hug and hold as he's afraid of getting hit, but you can't fault that performance.
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Post by Taki... »

Maybe not heart, but there was the desire to actually fight. Last time he looked like he'd rather be somewhere else. I still think Skelton beats him, but on that performance I'd make it a whole lot closer.
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Post by stujones »

lvlarc_uk wrote:I still think Harrison is just waiting to get knocked out. He's like Wladimir on the inside, hug and hold as he's afraid of getting hit, but you can't fault that performance.
Thats what I thought also, I thought about a minute before the stoppage that Williams did make Harrison think and a bit worried.... couldn't sustain it though.

I don't want to sound to down on Harrison, but Williams was in no condition and that effects everything - including punch resistance.
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