witter V N'dou
N'dou is very overated i have seen almost all his fights since he come to Australia and have never been impressed, He has a decent punch decent speed and decent defence but nothing special.
I have only seen Witter a few times and was impressed by his awkward style sort of reminded me of a less polished version of Pernall Whitaker he will be far to good for Ndou and could even stop him.
I have only seen Witter a few times and was impressed by his awkward style sort of reminded me of a less polished version of Pernall Whitaker he will be far to good for Ndou and could even stop him.
Agree with Ben , Ndou was well looked after in Australia by the Mordeys, along with Shannon Taylor he was there main event on there fox show for quite a while , got a lot of easy fights and built a decent record, all at lightweight, at jnr welter he seems to have done ok for himself but I percieve him to be a great survivor has opposed to a really good boxer,
Witter should do a number on him , mind you if he does it sort of shows Mitchell has dropped a lot, Could that make the Haton Zoo fight a bit more unpredictable
Witter should do a number on him , mind you if he does it sort of shows Mitchell has dropped a lot, Could that make the Haton Zoo fight a bit more unpredictable
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Bard of Boxrec
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based on what though? beating up a pole (never drink vodka with em) who looked like hehad never boxed in his life before
Cotto couldnt stop Ndou and Ndou gave Cotto all the grief he could handle in the middle rounds, you honestly think witter is anywhere near cottos level?
everyone is carrying on on like this is a foregone conclusion i dont see it that way, think its a real 50 50 fight as long as Ndou is in shape.
Cotto couldnt stop Ndou and Ndou gave Cotto all the grief he could handle in the middle rounds, you honestly think witter is anywhere near cottos level?
everyone is carrying on on like this is a foregone conclusion i dont see it that way, think its a real 50 50 fight as long as Ndou is in shape.
This is the test that Witter needs then, if he can win this then he can go on to bigger & better things, Give some credit to Witter if he does actually fight N'Dou at least he his wanting his career to progress.J wrote:based on what though? beating up a pole (never drink vodka with em) who looked like hehad never boxed in his life before![]()
Cotto couldnt stop Ndou and Ndou gave Cotto all the grief he could handle in the middle rounds, you honestly think witter is anywhere near cottos level?
everyone is carrying on on like this is a foregone conclusion i dont see it that way, think its a real 50 50 fight as long as Ndou is in shape.
Preach how it is brother J... Preach how it is....J wrote:based on what though? beating up a pole (never drink vodka with em) who looked like hehad never boxed in his life before![]()
Cotto couldnt stop Ndou and Ndou gave Cotto all the grief he could handle in the middle rounds, you honestly think witter is anywhere near cottos level?
everyone is carrying on on like this is a foregone conclusion i dont see it that way, think its a real 50 50 fight as long as Ndou is in shape.
People seem to be assuming that Witter is one of the best 5 Light-Welters around when I'm not sure if he's ever beaten a top 20 opponent.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Well, top 20, yes, but depends on whose ratings you believe, the sanctioning bodies top 20's have people who are barely breathing in there.
He definetly hasn't beaten any non-europeans in the top flight, so yes, the wheels could fall off spectacularly, be interesting to see what happens when and if N'dou lands a pearler.
He definetly hasn't beaten any non-europeans in the top flight, so yes, the wheels could fall off spectacularly, be interesting to see what happens when and if N'dou lands a pearler.
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Goz wrote:Preach how it is brother J... Preach how it is....J wrote:based on what though? beating up a pole (never drink vodka with em) who looked like hehad never boxed in his life before![]()
Cotto couldnt stop Ndou and Ndou gave Cotto all the grief he could handle in the middle rounds, you honestly think witter is anywhere near cottos level?
everyone is carrying on on like this is a foregone conclusion i dont see it that way, think its a real 50 50 fight as long as Ndou is in shape.
People seem to be assuming that Witter is one of the best 5 Light-Welters around when I'm not sure if he's ever beaten a top 20 opponent.
cheers Goz wheres brother lirva when you need him?
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this sounds promising from fightnews
In addition to Howard Eastman’s challenge to undisputed middleweight king Bernard Hopkins, the February 19th ‘EXXECUTION DAY’ event staged by Golden Boy Promotions at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles will also feature two other leading British fighters: European light welterweight champion Junior Witter and British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion Carl Froch. Witter could face IBF #3 Lovemore N’Dou according to promoter Mick Hennessy. "We have agreed on figures and his team have verbally accepted the fight," said Hennessy. "All we are waiting for now is a signed contract. I must stress, however, that nothing is 100% confirmed until that happens. In the event that anything does go wrong, we have another quality opponent on standby, so either way Junior should be appearing in a high profile contest." Froch will face an opponent to be named
In addition to Howard Eastman’s challenge to undisputed middleweight king Bernard Hopkins, the February 19th ‘EXXECUTION DAY’ event staged by Golden Boy Promotions at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles will also feature two other leading British fighters: European light welterweight champion Junior Witter and British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion Carl Froch. Witter could face IBF #3 Lovemore N’Dou according to promoter Mick Hennessy. "We have agreed on figures and his team have verbally accepted the fight," said Hennessy. "All we are waiting for now is a signed contract. I must stress, however, that nothing is 100% confirmed until that happens. In the event that anything does go wrong, we have another quality opponent on standby, so either way Junior should be appearing in a high profile contest." Froch will face an opponent to be named
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It's going to be a very hard fight for both of them I think. Witter really punches his weight these days: N'Dou might be a little shocked by his power in the early rounds, but I can't see him getting stopped.
If Cotto couldn't dent him I really doubt Junior will.
Witter must be feeling like Tommy Hearns these days, and might go for it early on, but as long as he doesn't lose heart when he sees N'Dou smiling back at him, he should box him and win on points.
It's a WBC eliminator too, apparently.
If Cotto couldn't dent him I really doubt Junior will.
Witter must be feeling like Tommy Hearns these days, and might go for it early on, but as long as he doesn't lose heart when he sees N'Dou smiling back at him, he should box him and win on points.
It's a WBC eliminator too, apparently.
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I give Witter a chance at a stoppage, he has very quick hands and that could make the difference, he also has pretty fast footwork too, and should be able to outmanouever N'dou.
I cannot think of anyone N'dou has faced who is as quick as Witter. Mitchell is close, but wasn't that fast during that fight. Witter does appear to have pretty devastating power these days.
Cotto though technically excellent fights at a more measured pace, and counters more, he doesn't tend to let his hands go as much as Witter.
I cannot think of anyone N'dou has faced who is as quick as Witter. Mitchell is close, but wasn't that fast during that fight. Witter does appear to have pretty devastating power these days.
Cotto though technically excellent fights at a more measured pace, and counters more, he doesn't tend to let his hands go as much as Witter.
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