Witterversus the Harris-Lazcanno winner - how does each go?

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Taki... wrote:
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ALI wrote:Witter wont fight the Harris - Lazcano winner........ he's fought only one top tier oponent in his entire career and we all remember how that went. He'll do everything he can to wriggle out of this mandatory, probably vacate if he's forced to! :lol: :box:
He has tried to get fights with Hatton and Mayweather. You can critisise Witter but not for his desire to fight the best
Hmmmm... he's chasing the money with those 2 fights (not that I blame him), those fights are win-win situations irrespective of the result. Fighting Lazcano or Harris wouldn't generate a tenth of what a fight against Hatton or Mayweather would, but would present just as much risk.
Very true but would Witter turn Harris/Lazcano down? I don't think he would, he needs that WBC belt
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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote: He has tried to get fights with Hatton and Mayweather. You can critisise Witter but not for his desire to fight the best
Hmmmm... he's chasing the money with those 2 fights (not that I blame him), those fights are win-win situations irrespective of the result. Fighting Lazcano or Harris wouldn't generate a tenth of what a fight against Hatton or Mayweather would, but would present just as much risk.
Very true but would Witter turn Harris/Lazcano down? I don't think he would, he needs that WBC belt
If it comes down to it then yes he would fight them, but I doubt very much he'd go looking for either. At 32 Witter must be looking for a payday; Castillo, Hatton, Mayweather, Corrales... I think he'd dump the WBC belt if one of those fights was on the table.
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That's the whole point with Witter, sadly. He's spent the last few years shouting about how he'll take on Hatton, or, lately, face Mayweather, or how important the WBC belt is. Now, I don't want to sound like a stick-in-the-mud, but frankly, what options has he had? None. His approach has been admirable, the one we all salute; British, Commonwealth, European, World. But he hasn't had the chance to oppose anyone, because nobody gives a fornicate about him. I want him to fight Hatton, I really do. But I'd love to know just how keen he'd have been to claim the moral high ground if he was the big draw.


Still, HATTON-WITTER!!

Get it made, for fucks sake.
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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote: At 32 Witter must be looking for a payday; Castillo, Hatton, Mayweather, Corrales... I think he'd dump the WBC belt if one of those fights was on the table.
I don't think anyone in their right mind would choose Harris over a Castillo, Hatton, Mayweather, Corrales fight
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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote:
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Phenomenal-Nutrition wrote: At 32 Witter must be looking for a payday; Castillo, Hatton, Mayweather, Corrales... I think he'd dump the WBC belt if one of those fights was on the table.
I don't think anyone in their right mind would choose Harris over a Castillo, Hatton, Mayweather, Corrales fight
Indeed, I was merely highlighting that no matter how much kudos anyone tries to attach to the belt, when and if the right fight comes along the belt goes out the window.
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