Scott Harrison gets licence back
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Old bones Ian
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Scott Harrison gets licence back
Well Scott Harrison should be back in the ring sometime soon, his licence application was approved by the Scottish area council, and apparently allegedly is interested in signing him back up.
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flatnoseflynn
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
Good luck to him 
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I wonder what weight he will be at? He looked like a full blown welterweight coming out of prison.
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flatnoseflynn
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
Harrison vs Rees would be a good dust up 
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Jeff Thomas
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
Buzzing about this
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stevek3lly
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Is he going to be any good though, or is this just going to be a painfull watch of a once great boxer?Jeff Thomas wrote:Buzzing about this
I loved to watch him box before all his troubles, but worried he might not have it any more.
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thank god I thought it was his driving licence.
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will be good to have him back in the mix again. he was a good euro level fighter at his peak, so may be able to get the WBO belt again :P
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Khaosai-Galaxy
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
Harrison Vs Hamed is ON!
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
Word is he may be on the Limond-Crolla undercard.
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DavidPayne
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
Gavin Rees heading to Super-Featherweight.
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Well suck me sideways
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Khaosai-Galaxy
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I maintain that half the gay guys in the world were born that way, whilst the other half just got sucked into it....Poncey wrote:Well suck me sideways
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WildWaylon
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
I think its silly to talk about him taking on Rees. He will need some fights under his belt at a lower level to see if the old magic is still there.
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Wonder if contract with FW ever expired?Old bones Ian wrote:Well Scott Harrison should be back in the ring sometime soon, his licence application was approved by the Scottish area council, and apparently allegedly is interested in signing him back up.
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Looking forward to seeing what Scotts got left in the tank. As someone else has said Harrison Vs Rees (or John Murray) would be a barnstormer, if Scott can make LW and can still perform
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ShadrachSimmo
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He says he could make super featherweight but i think light-welter at least.
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Ive been told he's sittin at 9 stone, Not very likely from what we seen in the pic from the paper
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foxwoods wrote:will be good to have him back in the mix again. he was a good euro level fighter at his peak, so may be able to get the WBO belt again :P
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His contract would have been with Sports Network, which doesn't exist anymore due to bankruptcy so it wouldn't be valid anywaydanfoster wrote:Wonder if contract with FW ever expired?Old bones Ian wrote:Well Scott Harrison should be back in the ring sometime soon, his licence application was approved by the Scottish area council, and apparently allegedly is interested in signing him back up.
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From my knowledge of boxing contracts, i wouldn't necessarily presume that it would be that simple. I'm not saying you're wrong but i believe some promoters retain the right to unilaterally assign contracts to other bodies corporate ...Coco wrote:His contract would have been with Sports Network, which doesn't exist anymore due to bankruptcy so it wouldn't be valid anywaydanfoster wrote:Wonder if contract with FW ever expired?Old bones Ian wrote:Well Scott Harrison should be back in the ring sometime soon, his licence application was approved by the Scottish area council, and apparently allegedly is interested in signing him back up.
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ill give him one more chance as he has served his time...but fail again..and i wash my hands..
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It would defo have lapsed by now, and in the odd event it hasn't then he would have good grounds to sign with someone else.danfoster wrote:From my knowledge of boxing contracts, i wouldn't necessarily presume that it would be that simple. I'm not saying you're wrong but i believe some promoters retain the right to unilaterally assign contracts to other bodies corporate ...Coco wrote:His contract would have been with Sports Network, which doesn't exist anymore due to bankruptcy so it wouldn't be valid anywaydanfoster wrote: Wonder if contract with FW ever expired?
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big lennox
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Re: Harrison gets licence back
Maybe he can get a latvian licence?
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DavidPayne
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Or apply for Spanish residency.