Who wins the rematch Dazzo Williams - Roy Rutherford

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REAL_DEAL
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Who wins the rematch Dazzo Williams - Roy Rutherford

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These two fight on the 27th May for the British Featherweight title. Who do you think will win this time?
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Re: Who wins the rematch Dazzo Williams - Roy Rutherford

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REAL_DEAL wrote:These two fight on the 27th May for the British Featherweight title. Who do you think will win this time?
Williams in another close one. If Rutherford had got in 10 good rounds with Stumpy Chinnock in his last fight, I would have gone for him.
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Re: Who wins the rematch Dazzo Williams - Roy Rutherford

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REAL_DEAL wrote:These two fight on the 27th May for the British Featherweight title. Who do you think will win this time?
Dazzo by a wider points margin. Since winning the title, Dazzo is an improved fighter.
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Post by Kilburn »

Yes it's got to be Williams, he's fighting smarter now and is comfortable with the 12 round distance.
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Post by Gingoi »

It's going to be another close one, but I'll just edge towards Rutherford. What's the venue?
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Post by TerribleTerry »

Roy wins this one for my money.
I fancy him to gain revenge. He may be quite old for a man in the lighter weight classes but has relatively few miles on his clock.

The title is going back to Cov.
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Post by stujones »

I think Rutherford is the better fighter but I do agree with Dean, I'm just going to give Williams the edge this time - I think one has improved (and has the confidence) and, judging by his struggle with Chinnock, Rutherford has gone backwards a little.

It will go down to the ref and it will be as close as the last time.

It had to happen.
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