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Where exactly does the BBBC's juristiction end?

ie are all of the British Islands covered?

I always loved watching Scott, good luck too him. & if he's looking for an opponent, send me a nice far cheque, I'm there, is love to have he's name on my record

johnnygreaves wrote:I always loved watching Scott, good luck too him. & if he's looking for an opponent, send me a nice far cheque, I'm there, is love to have he's name on my record

predictive text is a Bastard! Ha

I was just about to ask you what that meant in English Johnny!!!

pyenest77 wrote:I was just about to ask you what that meant in English Johnny!!!

ha ha, makes me look a plank everytime! What can you do. I'm not offering scotty out. I'm just saying it would be a pleasure to share the ring with another top fighter. In his day Scott was a great little fighter .
I enjoyed watching him.

Good to see scott out. Love to see him back in the ring, wish him well on his journey.

He was a monster in his day, saw him vs medina when he won back the title, place was really rocking.

I wish him all the best.

I am not over confident that he will re-establish himself as a belt holder. He was a huge featherweight and by moving up in weight he may lose the strength advantages he enjoyed at 126 pounds.

Technically he was very average and this was exposed by the ageing Medina in their first bout. To his credit he snatched his title back in a rematch in what was probably his best performance.

34 is old for a lighter weight fighter and two and a half years of inactivity will not be shaken off overnight. Good Luck to him whatever happens.

Petaling Pete wrote:I wish him all the best.

I am not over confident that he will re-establish himself as a belt holder. He was a huge featherweight and by moving up in weight he may lose the strength advantages he enjoyed at 126 pounds.

Technically he was very average and this was exposed by the ageing Medina in their first bout. To his credit he snatched his title back in a rematch in what was probably his best performance.

34 is old for a lighter weight fighter and two and a half years of inactivity will not be shaken off overnight. Good Luck to him whatever happens.

I think he was very underestimated because he was so aggressive and straight forward. I think if you asked Robinson of Mculloch about his technical ability they would disagree. It's all about opinions.

Mensa07 wrote:I'd like to see him fight again, just out of curiosity. How old is he now then?

He has just turned 34.

He was certainly no Pernell Whitaker but he had the ability to beat some good fighters. Brodie and McCullough to name a few. Whether he can make an impact will be interesting to see but it's good he's getting his life sorted.

The McCullough fight was disgusting, yet highlighted just why Harrison was so effective. Two fighters who weren't dwarfed by him (Medina and Polo) made him look thoroughly average

At light-welterweight all his advantages would be taken away and he doesn't have the speed, skills or power to get away with it

McCullough was ill wasn't he as well? Sure I remember him ending up in hospital shortly after the fight.

banjo wrote:McCullough was ill wasn't he as well? Sure I remember him ending up in hospital shortly after the fight.

I dunno if he was ill, but he would have definitely ended up in hospital afterwards as Harrison beat the fcuk outta him

Lenny wrote:

banjo wrote:McCullough was ill wasn't he as well? Sure I remember him ending up in hospital shortly after the fight.

I dunno if he was ill, but he would have definitely ended up in hospital afterwards as Harrison beat the fcuk outta him

I think he spent a few nights in soutern general after that fught no sure if he was ill but he took a pasting.

He was Dehydrated after the fight and took a beating

he admited later when he stepped into the ring Harrison was massive compared to him and was like a welterweight

Remeber at one point Waynes Missis asking him if he was ok round about 10th i think

he did take some punishment , Waynes hard as nails too though

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

Lenny wrote:

banjo wrote:McCullough was ill wasn't he as well? Sure I remember him ending up in hospital shortly after the fight.

I dunno if he was ill, but he would have definitely ended up in hospital afterwards as Harrison beat the fcuk outta him

I think he spent a few nights in soutern general after that fught no sure if he was ill but he took a pasting.

Gazmac81 wrote:Remeber at one point Waynes Missis asking him if he was ok round about 10th i think

Which was about as compassionate as Cheryl got. I remember she seemed pretty unmoved at the amount of punishment Wayne was taking but each to their own. For me Wayne was too tough for his own good and somebody should have stopped that fight.

Lenny wrote:

Gazmac81 wrote:Remeber at one point Waynes Missis asking him if he was ok round about 10th i think

Which was about as compassionate as Cheryl got. I remember she seemed pretty unmoved at the amount of punishment Wayne was taking but each to their own. For me Wayne was too tough for his own good and somebody should have stopped that fight.

ha, indeed, she always struck me as a tough lady, to say the least.

His kids were there live too

think it was due to the fact he had never been stopped and was quite vocal in that so the ref probably gave him benifit off the doubt much like Gatti and Guys with reputations like that.

Counter-puncher wrote:

Lenny wrote:

Gazmac81 wrote:Remeber at one point Waynes Missis asking him if he was ok round about 10th i think

Which was about as compassionate as Cheryl got. I remember she seemed pretty unmoved at the amount of punishment Wayne was taking but each to their own. For me Wayne was too tough for his own good and somebody should have stopped that fight.

ha, indeed, she always struck me as a tough lady, to say the least.

He should box Mickey Hunter over 10 rounds on the condition that both have to dust 8 pints beforehand. My money's on 'The Easington Road Tornado' all day long.

TheGoods wrote:He should box Mickey Hunter over 10 rounds on the condition that both have to dust 8 pints beforehand. My money's on 'The Easington Road Tornado' all day long.

At cruiser?

Seriously, Harrison is looking very musclebound in the pictures. What weight could he SAFELY get down to?

Nothing less than 10st i reckon. He must have really struggled to make 9st in his last fights.

Gazmac81 wrote:He was Dehydrated after the fight and took a beating

he admited later when he stepped into the ring Harrison was massive compared to him and was like a welterweight

Remeber at one point Waynes Missis asking him if he was ok round about 10th i think

he did take some punishment , Waynes hard as nails too though

ShadrachSimmo wrote:

Lenny wrote: I dunno if he was ill, but he would have definitely ended up in hospital afterwards as Harrison beat the fcuk outta him

I think he spent a few nights in soutern general after that fught no sure if he was ill but he took a pasting.

I remember Frank at ringside pleading with her to stop the fight.

JDC wrote:Where exactly does the BBBC's juristiction end?

ie are all of the British Islands covered?

:??

sgtcecil wrote:

TheGoods wrote:He should box Mickey Hunter over 10 rounds on the condition that both have to dust 8 pints beforehand. My money's on 'The Easington Road Tornado' all day long.

At cruiser?

Seriously, Harrison is looking very musclebound in the pictures. What weight could he SAFELY get down to?

not a cruiser weight no more dont drink guiness no more no seriously hope the guy come s back and get s the top the guy as mad as rember sparring him when he was champ wouldnt touch my gloves or even talk to me like