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That'll be Harrison's arse out of the frying pan then.

I wouldn't bank on him landing in anything remotely fiery in recompense either.

Perhaps we can start to bury the Guzman hype and begin building up an all Scottish farce? Arthur's ripe enough for another pasting by now... isn't he?

Why would Harrison duck anyone?

The WBC champ is Humberto Soto or Takashi Koshimoto, i'd pick Harrison to beat both of those.
WBA champ is Chris John, who i can't see being tempted out of Indoneasia at the moment, but is a good champ, I still wouldn't be afraid to let Harrison at him.
IBF Champ is Valdemir Pereira, not much known about him, but Harrison would start favourite.

Barrera is up at Superfeather and Harrison has already stated numerous times that he would face him.
Pacman is there as well , thats the only guy that I'd have hesitations for Harrison to face

topper123 wrote:Why would Harrison duck anyone?

The WBC champ is Humberto Soto or Takashi Koshimoto, i'd pick Harrison to beat both of those.
WBA champ is Chris John, who i can't see being tempted out of Indoneasia at the moment, but is a good champ, I still wouldn't be afraid to let Harrison at him.
IBF Champ is Valdemir Pereira, not much known about him, but Harrison would start favourite.

Barrera is up at Superfeather and Harrison has already stated numerous times that he would face him.
Pacman is there as well , thats the only guy that I'd have hesitations for Harrison to face

You're hopeful.

Barrera would beat Harrison easily.

yep, but harrison gets a wedge and good exposure from it.

i think Harrison could drag barrera into a tear up resulting in the fight being competative to a degree and also harrisons stock rising in the US. If the yanks like one thing its a fighter willing to go toe to toe (ward, gatti, mayorga)