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WHO WINS?

Different levels I'm afraid.. Hughie win this easily at this time. He is further ahead on his career path and Cornish has a lot still to go. Remember Hughie was Amateur youth world champion and Gary has only had a handful of fights in total

daviddee wrote:Different levels I'm afraid.. Hughie win this easily at this time. He is further ahead on his career path and Cornish has a lot still to go. Remember Hughie was Amateur youth world champion and Gary has only had a handful of fights in total

I think it's a even affair. Hughie has unimpressively gone the distance with some pretty awful fighter. Same goes for Cornish

Gary simply not ready yet for someone of fury's ability.
He should try and get some sparring with him to gain some experience maybe

Gordon KOs wrote:

daviddee wrote:Different levels I'm afraid.. Hughie win this easily at this time. He is further ahead on his career path and Cornish has a lot still to go. Remember Hughie was Amateur youth world champion and Gary has only had a handful of fights in total

I think it's a even affair. Hughie has unimpressively gone the distance with some pretty awful fighter. Same goes for Cornish

However, Hughie has talent whilst Cornish is rubbish

JimJim2009 wrote:

Gordon KOs wrote:

daviddee wrote:Different levels I'm afraid.. Hughie win this easily at this time. He is further ahead on his career path and Cornish has a lot still to go. Remember Hughie was Amateur youth world champion and Gary has only had a handful of fights in total

I think it's a even affair. Hughie has unimpressively gone the distance with some pretty awful fighter. Same goes for Cornish

However, Hughie has talent whilst Cornish is rubbish

Have just watched Hughie's last fight on YouTube - and Gary's last one a short time ago. I am probably not as clued up as some other posters but two things seem apparent from these performances - Hughie was doing a grand job hiding his talent and Gary is coming on by leaps and bounds (good jab, defence not too shabby and seems underrated).





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Cornish ain't no where near ready