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Well, after speculation as to him coming back in January, he has officially signed up for Prizefighter in Liverpool on 23rd March. Does he have enough to win it? Could be tough with Quigley and Dilks in there but if he's anywhere near decent he can pull this off in my opinion.

i reckon he WAS originally going to be in the light heavy tournament but decided he could still make the super middle limit

Reid was a very good fighter at one time. Is he training with Brian Hughes? I can't see him just turning up and not giving it a go; he was a competitor.

My prediction he will get ktfo Reid's way past it nowadays.....

Reid will have to be pretty far gone to get stopped in this. I don't think he'll make it far though, his style is about as far away from an ideal for prizefighter as you can get

Yes he was a bit of a plodder in his heyday so over 3 rounds properly won't even get into second gear, if their is another gear in him nowadays?

Reid was strong and has a good chin, plus decent power in that right hand of his.

But if he gets swarmed I think he'll find it difficult.

That said, I've always found him an entertaining character and look forward to seeing how he does.

prizefighter yawn

reggaereggae wrote: prizefighter yawn

........i know theres been a couple of dud ones but overall i really enjoy the shows.Goo d for the sport as it attracts casual fans,providing they catch one of the entertaining ones .Some top nmaes in the next one, granted some past there best, but looks like an exciting night.

Labours to a 19-18 win in the 1st round then has to pull out "injured"


Predict-me-do.

Jamie Ambler will be the warm up.