Pacman vs PBF
Haye vs klitschko (either)
Haye vs Adamek
k.Mitchell vs Katsidis
khan vs Hatton
5 fights - 2010 wish list..
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Captain Hook
- Heavyweight
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- Joined: 07 May 2007, 09:40
Re: 5 fights - 2010 wish list..
Very true mate...oliverfennell wrote:Marquez is pure class, a real slick operator, and this win would be one of the Hitman’s finest were he to prevail.
Sure, until he does win, after which Marquez will be proclaimed "small" and "shot".
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DuranTheGreat
- Heavyweight
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- Joined: 07 Aug 2008, 08:37
Re: 5 fights - 2010 wish list..
Mitchell VS Katsidis
Mayweather VS Pac Man
Haye VS Vitali Klitschko
Lucian Bute VS Arthur Abraham
Barker VS Macklin
Mayweather VS Pac Man
Haye VS Vitali Klitschko
Lucian Bute VS Arthur Abraham
Barker VS Macklin
Re: 5 fights - 2010 wish list..
Audley Harrison, written off after a surprise loss to Belfast’s technically inferior but braver and more aggressive Martin Rogan, steps into Last Chance Saloon at the ripe old age of 38 when he challenges muscled Albert Sosnowski for the European heavyweight title in the New Year.
Southpaw Harrison, a former Olympic gold medalist who has flopped time and time again in the pro ranks despite all the tools at his disposal, dropped a 10-round decision to part-time cabbie Rogan in 2008 in a fight everyone expected him to win but then got lucky earlier this year when he found himself immersed in an old amateur format in the ghastly Prizefighter event sweeping through British mainstream boxing, and predictably won through.
The event – three three-rounders in one night for the winner - was his for the cherry picking after a ‘shot’ Danny Williams, the reigning British heavyweight champion, failed to make it past blubbery Sheffield trier Carl Baker on the night in a real battle of “Fridges”, and Michael Sprott, a man who had flattened Harrison for ‘real’ with a corking left hook back in 2007, pulled out before the very first bell of the tournament following the tragic death of his sister, Ginnette.
Rogan, elsewhere, lost a couple to unheralded Norwich man Sam Sexton.
Now everyone thinks Audley is ‘The Man’ again, but Sosnowski is the man who ‘finished’ Williams with an eight-round knockout in London in November 2008 and won his European title with a clubbing 12-round decision over Italy’s Paolo Vidoz earlier this month in London. Before that, the burly Pole held the unbeaten Francesco Pianeta to an excellent 12-round draw in Germany - and Pianeta is a strapping southpaw like Audley.
Sosnowski must have been robbed.
Sosnpowski ‘wants it’, and looks like a man right at the peak of his career at 30, a seasoned 45-2-1 (27) to match. Yes, he concedes height and reach, speed and boxing ability to big Audley but we've heard it all before and it is heart and fitness which will inevitably prove the deciding factors. Sosnowski, based in London, has the determination, strength and workrate to expose the reluctant Harrison yet again, particularly over the long 12-round championship haul - to retire him.
Southpaw Harrison, a former Olympic gold medalist who has flopped time and time again in the pro ranks despite all the tools at his disposal, dropped a 10-round decision to part-time cabbie Rogan in 2008 in a fight everyone expected him to win but then got lucky earlier this year when he found himself immersed in an old amateur format in the ghastly Prizefighter event sweeping through British mainstream boxing, and predictably won through.
The event – three three-rounders in one night for the winner - was his for the cherry picking after a ‘shot’ Danny Williams, the reigning British heavyweight champion, failed to make it past blubbery Sheffield trier Carl Baker on the night in a real battle of “Fridges”, and Michael Sprott, a man who had flattened Harrison for ‘real’ with a corking left hook back in 2007, pulled out before the very first bell of the tournament following the tragic death of his sister, Ginnette.
Rogan, elsewhere, lost a couple to unheralded Norwich man Sam Sexton.
Now everyone thinks Audley is ‘The Man’ again, but Sosnowski is the man who ‘finished’ Williams with an eight-round knockout in London in November 2008 and won his European title with a clubbing 12-round decision over Italy’s Paolo Vidoz earlier this month in London. Before that, the burly Pole held the unbeaten Francesco Pianeta to an excellent 12-round draw in Germany - and Pianeta is a strapping southpaw like Audley.
Sosnowski must have been robbed.
Sosnpowski ‘wants it’, and looks like a man right at the peak of his career at 30, a seasoned 45-2-1 (27) to match. Yes, he concedes height and reach, speed and boxing ability to big Audley but we've heard it all before and it is heart and fitness which will inevitably prove the deciding factors. Sosnowski, based in London, has the determination, strength and workrate to expose the reluctant Harrison yet again, particularly over the long 12-round championship haul - to retire him.