Fury v Rogan
Fury v Rogan
Looks like Fury is boxing Rogan next http://bit.ly/mXq4W4 spoke to Martin yesterday he told Harrison to get in line
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Fury v Rogan
That should be a good fight. Rogan is a little past his best, but he's hard as nails and throws a lot of punches. Would be a good fight and hard night's work for Fury.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Fury v Rogan
It'd be a better fight than Harrison, but Harrison is a bigger name and I think that's what they'll go with.
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No body wants to see Harrisonkeithmoonhangover wrote:It'd be a better fight than Harrison, but Harrison is a bigger name and I think that's what they'll go with.
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alexpaterson
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Re: Fury v Rogan
If Rogan is still near his best then this will be a tough fight for Fury. Against McD he struggled with McD's aggression and combination punching, Chisora had his best success when he was aggressive throwing in combinations and this Is what Rogie does best, he'll easily take Fury's best shot and walk threw it throwing big combinations. Tough fight for both men but I see Rogan getting a very tough, rough decision
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keithmoonhangover
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You telling me you wouldn't watch it if it was on Channel 5 Jane?princess wrote:No body wants to see Harrisonkeithmoonhangover wrote:It'd be a better fight than Harrison, but Harrison is a bigger name and I think that's what they'll go with.
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Final round
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Re: Fury v Rogan
Agree Sexton kept Rogan well at bay with the jab and Fury will do the same with his height and reach difference.billy bessey wrote:i think it will be aneasy nights work for Fury
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At least audley is taller so would get a bit nearer to fury.
Styles make fights and Harrison could possibly have his number imo.
Is he looking at a height chart and hand picking.
Styles make fights and Harrison could possibly have his number imo.
Is he looking at a height chart and hand picking.
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Rogans way past his best, fury by stoppage
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keithmoonhangover wrote:You telling me you wouldn't watch it if it was on Channel 5 Jane?princess wrote:No body wants to see Harrisonkeithmoonhangover wrote:It'd be a better fight than Harrison, but Harrison is a bigger name and I think that's what they'll go with.
Of course I'd watch I watch all the boxing but we need good fights and not what Audley brings All talk no action We have fell for the bullshit for 2 long
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Fury v Rogan
I agree Jane. I think that's the route they'll go down. I'd like to see Fury fight Rahman or Botha or Grant. He could learn a lot from those guys, but hey, that's just me.princess wrote:keithmoonhangover wrote:You telling me you wouldn't watch it if it was on Channel 5 Jane?princess wrote: No body wants to see Harrison
Of course I'd watch I watch all the boxing but we need good fights and not what Audley brings All talk no action We have fell for the bullshit for 2 long
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yiddo14
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Re: Fury v Rogan
Grant would be a very risky match up for Fury. Could easily see him losing such a fight.
Rogan is spent and an easy night for Tyson. He will cruise to a lop sided decision in that one.
Get Price in there with him.
Rogan is spent and an easy night for Tyson. He will cruise to a lop sided decision in that one.
Get Price in there with him.
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Harrison is still a name that sells to the general public though. they know who he is, they know he's the Olympic gold medallist turned clown and I think there is still some intrigue/interest in him, even if it is to see him constantly fail.
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And i agree, Rogan was looking pretty shot in his last few fights and I think Fury will stop him, even with his lack of big KO power, i think he has enough to stop an old Rogan.
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Rogan is past it for me, this fight should not happen. Easy defense against Harrison next before fighting for the European. I think Fury will avoid fighting Price as thats a risky fight at the minute.
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Fury v Rogan
Fury should outpoint Rogan but you know Rogan would make a fight of it.
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Fury will win this easily, clever from him staying away from Price though
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Eh? Price is fighting McDermott in November, Fury couldn't fight him next if he wanted to.Camcas wrote:Fury will win this easily, clever from him staying away from Price though
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DavidPayne
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Re: Fury v Rogan
Price is very good but Fury has now done some tough 12 round fights.
He's got more seasoning all ready but Price is a bad style match up for him, as is Audley.
I'd go Rogan or Sprott next.
He's got more seasoning all ready but Price is a bad style match up for him, as is Audley.
I'd go Rogan or Sprott next.
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keithmoonhangover
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Re: Fury v Rogan
My thoughts exactly. If Price - McDermott is November, then Fury will likely have had another fight by then and will be looking at bigger things.Karl Jade wrote:Eh? Price is fighting McDermott in November, Fury couldn't fight him next if he wanted to.Camcas wrote:Fury will win this easily, clever from him staying away from Price though
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If you were the commissioning editor of Channel 5 would you be willing to risk Harrison not turning up yet again?keithmoonhangover wrote:You telling me you wouldn't watch it if it was on Channel 5 Jane?princess wrote:No body wants to see Harrisonkeithmoonhangover wrote:It'd be a better fight than Harrison, but Harrison is a bigger name and I think that's what they'll go with.
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keithmoonhangover
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It's a tough one. I would imagine there are still plenty of people that would like to watch Harrison get knocked out. Whether or not he comes to fight is another thing.J-C wrote:If you were the commissioning editor of Channel 5 would you be willing to risk Harrison not turning up yet again?keithmoonhangover wrote:You telling me you wouldn't watch it if it was on Channel 5 Jane?princess wrote: No body wants to see Harrison
Fury would need to fight someone that brings something to the party. I can't see them putting Fury - Sexton on or even Fury - Rogan.
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DavidPayne
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Re: Fury v Rogan
If you're CHannel 5 and you get chance to have Fury v Harrison or Fury v virtually anyone else.....you go for Harrison. They'd get 3-4 million for that fight if Chisora peaked at 2.9million.
Good, good business.
Good, good business.
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CiganoBoxer
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Re: Fury v Rogan
me tobilly bessey wrote:i think it will be aneasy nights work for Fury
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I do get your point I just hate the idea of Harrison turning it into another televised farce (like the Haye fight or Williams I) particularly if they are only going to show one fight.keithmoonhangover wrote:It's a tough one. I would imagine there are still plenty of people that would like to watch Harrison get knocked out. Whether or not he comes to fight is another thing.J-C wrote:If you were the commissioning editor of Channel 5 would you be willing to risk Harrison not turning up yet again?keithmoonhangover wrote: You telling me you wouldn't watch it if it was on Channel 5 Jane?
Fury would need to fight someone that brings something to the party. I can't see them putting Fury - Sexton on or even Fury - Rogan.
It's difficult because Fury is not yet at the stage of his career were every opponent can be a headline name.