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Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 13 Apr 2013, 14:08
by quigley1986
What's the predictions then?

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 13 Apr 2013, 14:24
by Ratchet Exits Nu
quigley1986 wrote:What's the predictions then?
Harrison drink issue catches up with him. Walsh wins by corner retirement in 7 rounds.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 13 Apr 2013, 14:33
by ShadrachSimmo
quigley1986 wrote:What's the predictions then?
That Harrison may fall off the wagon again before it happens.

I can see Walsh winning relatively comfortably. Harrison is too one dimensional and Walsh should be far too good at this stage of their respective careers.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 13 Apr 2013, 14:35
by Coco
Wouldn't surprise me if it is car crash tv one way or the other

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 13 Apr 2013, 15:25
by handsofstone
I can see Harrison getting pulled out from his dad at some point after the halfway stage in a sorry state,hope he can do it though,maybe he can intimidate Walsh? then bully then overwhelm him,he is that sort of bloke

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 13 Apr 2013, 16:22
by curtis wood
no way Harrison wins this fight, if walsh was somebody to stand and trade Harrison would have a punchers chance but he will outbox Harrison easily imo, harrisons still strong with a dig but that's it :TU:

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 13 Apr 2013, 20:47
by expe
Depends which Harrison turns up. The old Harrison destroys Walsh, but the Harrison from the second comeback fight is stopped late on. I think if he turns up and fights at a similar level to what he fought at in his first comeback fight, he will have too much for Walsh.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 14 Apr 2013, 02:54
by mickey1975
expe wrote:Depends which Harrison turns up. The old Harrison destroys Walsh, but the Harrison from the second comeback fight is stopped late on. I think if he turns up and fights at a similar level to what he fought at in his first comeback fight, he will have too much for Walsh.
His first comeback fight was a joke. Harrison is going to get a good hiding here.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 14 Apr 2013, 04:20
by stevieb_8006
mickey1975 wrote:
expe wrote:Depends which Harrison turns up. The old Harrison destroys Walsh, but the Harrison from the second comeback fight is stopped late on. I think if he turns up and fights at a similar level to what he fought at in his first comeback fight, he will have too much for Walsh.
His first comeback fight was a joke. Harrison is going to get a good hiding here.
this. :TU:

he was fighting a ten year old in that 1st fight.

he gets destroyed in a painful to watch fight. It will make hatton vs senchenko look artistic.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 14 Apr 2013, 10:31
by Emmseegee
His timing was way out in his second fight, poor performance that night and I actually thought he would have felt disheartened enough after that to call it a day himself.

He just wore the guy down in the first fight but cant really judge him on that as that was a joke!

In my heart id like to see him win but in my head I hope he puts on a good show but comes up short...... Just so that we dont need to watch Burns or any others destroy him further down the line.

Liam Walsh v Scott Harrison

Posted: 19 Apr 2013, 08:47
by revporl
How are people seeing this going. I think Harrison has looked quite poor and sluggish on his return against far easier opponents than this. I reckon easy win for Walsh, wide points.

Re: Liam Walsh v Scott Harrison

Posted: 19 Apr 2013, 09:56
by polecateddy
Boxing News has it for Walsh, possibly even by late stoppage.

Re: Liam Walsh v Scott Harrison

Posted: 19 Apr 2013, 10:15
by Emmseegee
Anyone see the pictures from allegedly on twitter, Harrison is definitely in good shape for it and as expected looks huge next to walsh.

Still cant see anything other than a walsh victory but its a fight he will remember. He will need to dig deep in order to keep Harrison off him.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 19 Apr 2013, 17:55
by curtis wood
after saying earlier in the thread harrison has no chance im not so sure now, he looks in fantastic condition, fair play to him I think hes here to fight

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 19 Apr 2013, 18:05
by TheCobra
Whilst Harrison looks great, i think this will go the way of other comebacks such as Brodie, Hatton etc, in that he will just be beaten by a fresher, less shopworn opponent who he'd have probably walked through in his prime. I see Walsh stopping him mid-late rounds.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 19 Apr 2013, 19:22
by mickey1975
Whilst in shape, facially I think Harrison has a touch of Paul Gascoigne about him. You can see he has struggled hard with his addictions.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 03:14
by stevieb_8006
They never come back.....

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 09:10
by pablothunder
Harrison looks a very old and ravaged 35 years.
IMO his last 2 fights haven't remotely suggested he's got enough left to rediscover the form of his prime. Yeah, he can improve, but he can't undo the wear on his body. Booze smashes people up.
I think Walsh has to be his own undoing if he loses this.

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 12:15
by MightyWarrior
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Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 13:52
by Omerta
What till will this fight be on?

Re: Harrison v Walsh

Posted: 20 Apr 2013, 13:55
by ShadrachSimmo
It's not a bodybuilding contest.....

Walsh wins by UD.