Witter-Harris Final Predictions

1southpaw
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Post by 1southpaw »

i thought both fighters looks very nervous before hand and witter proved to me that he can take a good shot even though his chin was way up in the clouds again but it,s the way he fights i suppose it works for him ???but what impressed me was the speed he has at 33 and he diddn,t rush anything on that showing he would beat hatton but i think that fight would only happen if hatton loses his next fight and witter beats rees :TU:
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Post by rhino222 »

southpaw.....you have mentioned the key there, hatton will suddenly be interested in witter if hatton gets beat by pbf, i dont think rees comes into the equation at all.
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Post by WayoftheCass »

MIKEE wrote:
WayoftheCass wrote:
MIKEE wrote:BN actually predicted a seventh round KO for Witter if I recall
Brendan Ingle was bitching after the bout about how they picked Harris to win. :TU:
He is wrong then, I got the copy in front of me....
He's going senile. He was even wearing shorts into the ring. Must have thought he was fighting in Vegas and not working a corner in Doncaster. :D
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Post by harrygreb »

ingle irritates me. great trainer but really knows very little about boxing, similar to johnny eames in this respect.
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Post by SticknMove »

harrygreb wrote:ingle irritates me. great trainer but really knows very little about boxing, similar to johnny eames in this respect.
I agree Harry to an extent. The personality of a trainer can overwhelm impressionable talents to the point that they do not really get the best out of them. Ingle irritates me big time. I suspect his school of fighting doesn't take into account anything else other than the prototype of Herol Graham without taking into account the intrinsic personalities that try to copy.
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Post by stujones »

His cornerman work for Witter vs Ndou did support your point I'm afraid, Harry. Even the commentators where laughing AT what he was saying.
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