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I think Andy Lee will win. If Eubank had started a bit quicker against Saunders he would have beat him. Lee has operated at a higher level. Great fight though hope it happens.

I believe this happens when I see it. They didn't exactly get a great reception last night and it should be in London or Dublin Arena which is free that weekend.

It doesn't sell in Manchester.

deadpan wrote:

Wrists wrote:Lee is a class above

Undoubtedly. Saunders would've been life and death with Kid Milo.

And Lou Gent.

Lee easily.....

Wouldn't mind seeing Richard Towers vs. Tom Little on the undercard of this show...

who else is on the undercard.

dutchie wrote:who else is on the undercard.

Liam Smith, Tommy Langford, Jack Catterall and Paul Butler...

dutchie wrote:who else is on the undercard.

Liam Smith, Derry Mathews, Jack Catterall, Tommy Langford, Paul Butler, Mitchell Smith, Adrian Gonzalez, Liam Williams and Vijender Singh.

Mitchell Smith is fighting George Jupp, which is the only opponent officially announced so far. Derry's expected to fight Ismael Barroso, seen Silvio Olteanu suggested for Butler and Williams is either defending the Commonwealth title or fighting Kris Carslaw for the vacant British title.

Any other Irish on the card.

Still trying to work out who Quinlin is.....

Am very very buzzed about this fight. Fan of both boxers. I can see BJS ahead going late from landing more combinations, before getting put down for a count in the 11th or 12th and then the judges having a long wait to announce a SD result - but which way?!

Just watching replay of the allegedly head to head interview. Interesting that BJS presents his slightly lacklustre 2nd half against Eubank as taking foot off the gas because he knew he had won so well in the 1st half of the fight. A lot of people's opinion is that it was more a case of BJS gassing. I think (obviously) the answer to that question maybe paramount to the actual outcome.

BJS has stated that he wasn't 100% focused on Eubank, in his mind he dismissed him a little (maybe subconsciously), and I do believe the Eubank "show" must be hard to get up for as he couldn't say with certainty whether the fight would happen or not.

In terms of game plan, I think it's obvious both fighters are highly intelligent. BJS is known to be foot on the gas from the veryget-go, I wonder if for this one BJS does something completely different and starts cage-ly.

Either way, this is a massively exciting fight, big-big fight

Am stuck between billy out boxing him or lee ko

I think BJS' boxing skills are underrated. Watch him fight Spike O'Sullivan... The lad is a very good operator, who is pretty difficult to hit. Really good jab and lets his punches go in bunches. His judgment of distance is very sound.

Im a big fan of Robert McCracken, but he wouldnt have beaten BJS. McCracken best achivements were at light middle when he was massive for the weight. McCracken really didnt beat anyone of note at Middleweight and arguably his best career win was over Ensley Bingham at light middle.

I could foresee BJS outboxing Lee.

Liam Williams-Kris Carslaw confirmed for the Commonwealth and vacant British light middleweight titles.

Liam Smith versus Dusty Harrison also apparently signed.

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Liam Smith versus Dusty Harrison also apparently signed.

28-0...

28 Tony Jetters

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Liam Smith versus Dusty Harrison also apparently signed.

Good record but he's a welter. it's obvious they want a gimme but it's half a stone of natural size difference and what is the point of having weight divisions if you can just do this ?

So much for smith v Mosley - more bluster and pr

JimJim2009 wrote:

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Liam Smith versus Dusty Harrison also apparently signed.

Good record but he's a welter. it's obvious they want a gimme but it's half a stone of natural size difference and what is the point of having weight divisions if you can just do this ?

Surely a past-it LWW name would have been more beneficial for Smiths resume than this no-name WW. Hopefully hes a bit of a personality who can at least hype the fight...

Paul Butler v Silvio Olteanu, WBO European Super Flyweight title. Card starting to take shape.

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:28 Tony Jetters

well done, Sam

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Liam Smith versus Dusty Harrison also apparently signed.

I would be surprised if Roc-Nation put Harrison in a world title fight above his own division away from home at this stage. Its a big jump in levels and he is still only 21yrs old. Lots of time for him to develop at welterweight.

samwbr wrote:

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Liam Smith versus Dusty Harrison also apparently signed.

I would be surprised if Roc-Nation put Harrison in a world title fight above his own division away from home at this stage. Its a big jump in levels and he is still only 21yrs old. Lots of time for him to develop at welterweight.

Yeah but this promoter simply does not announce such things unless it's all sorted out first.

JimJim2009 wrote:

samwbr wrote:

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Liam Smith versus Dusty Harrison also apparently signed.

I would be surprised if Roc-Nation put Harrison in a world title fight above his own division away from home at this stage. Its a big jump in levels and he is still only 21yrs old. Lots of time for him to develop at welterweight.

Yeah but this promoter simply does not announce such things unless it's all sorted out first.

Harrisons dad Buddy has tweeted both Smith and Warren this week to ask them to consider Dusty as an opponent.