GLENCOFFEE JOHNSON v MONTELL GRIFFIN, wednesday night

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GLENCOFFEE JOHNSON v MONTELL GRIFFIN, wednesday night

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Will this fight offer some light to the barren light-heavy terrain?

Overhands infallible crystal ball tells me the obligatory Johnson points win will unfold.

Has the makings of an entertaining fight though. Will it be broadcast on British TV?

Any thoughts on this scrap?
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Post by black panther »

Yeah i reckon Johnson on points - he will just outwork griffin in a methodical way. Griffin knows enough to survive and has always been a tricky customer but wont throw enough punches to win. I have to admit I havent seen Griffin's last few fights - how has he looked? Vunerable? I was thinking of putting some down for Johnson on points - any chance he could take Griffin out?
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Post by armageto »

Johnson on points or perhaps a real late TKO, 11th round or so. The safest bet in Johnson outright, then I would think by decision.....
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Post by armageto »

armageto wrote:Johnson on points or perhaps a real late TKO, 11th round or so. The safest bet in Johnson outright, then I would think by decision.....

OK call on my part..... :TU:

It looks like Johnson vs. Woods 4 now. Hopefully Johnson can get the fight in the US or neutral ground........
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Post by black panther »

yeah good call m8, if the fight is in the US i'll definitely have a bit of cash of Johnson tho I have to say their last fight could have gone either way - I had Woods jujst nicking it as Johnson faded badly down the stretch.
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Post by Foggy »

I might be on my own here but i'd actually welcome another Woods - Johnson fight, i mean i'd like Woods to fight someone else and not go over old ground, buts lets face it its 1-1-1, so i suppose we need a winner in this series of fights, lets hope if it happens its not another draw :o

By the way if it does happen, how many fighters have fought each other 4 times, surely can't be many ?????????

Just thought of one, Bobby Pacquiao - Baby Lorona jr foght 5 times, any more ?
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Post by silkov »

I certainly dont mind them fighting again, theyve all been good fights and very close and after the last bout Johnson deserves a rematch... I could even see them having a 5th fight down the line...
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Post by silkov »

Ted Kid Lewis and Jack Britton fought each other about 22 times I think!!... wish I had them all on tape!!... :-? :roll: :x
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Post by Autobarn »

glen got another of those decent wins over a top IBF contender. admirable pro, still savvy. but he looked effing ancient.
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Post by silkov »

Final Fight wrote:glen got another of those decent wins over a top IBF contender. admirable pro, still savvy. but he looked effing ancient.

He's looked ancient for about the last 10 years... but he can still fight by the sounds of it...
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silkov wrote:
Final Fight wrote:glen got another of those decent wins over a top IBF contender. admirable pro, still savvy. but he looked effing ancient.

He's looked ancient for about the last 10 years... but he can still fight by the sounds of it...
looked even more ancient this time. i think Diaconu would blast him away.
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