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Jeff Horn will meet Ahmed El Mousaoui 22-1-1 on December 5th in New Zealand for the IBF Inter-Continental, WBA Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental title belts.

El Mousaoui beat former WBC world title holder Junior Witter for the EU championship in April.

"I am expecting a battle with Horn because for one of the fighter has everything to win and for the other he has everything to lose," El Mousaoui told World Boxing News.

"Fans can expect a great fight and I look forward to entertaining the New Zealand crowd."

Horn won UD.

Like a Boss wrote:Jeff Horn will meet Ahmed El Mousaoui 22-1-1 on December 5th in New Zealand for the IBF Inter-Continental, WBA Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental title belts.

El Mousaoui beat former WBC world title holder Junior Witter for the EU championship in April.

"I am expecting a battle with Horn because for one of the fighter has everything to win and for the other he has everything to lose," El Mousaoui told World Boxing News.

"Fans can expect a great fight and I look forward to entertaining the New Zealand crowd."

Mate you left out probably the most important bit of info in El Mousaoui record 22-1-1 with only 5 ko's and the 5 ko's is the most important
piece to the puzzle because if El Mousaoui had any pop what so ever then it would have been a very tough night for The Hornet his management
will run out of feather fist opponent's sooner rather then later so a good DEFENCE coach is essential to The Hornets future.

campfire wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:Jeff Horn will meet Ahmed El Mousaoui 22-1-1 on December 5th in New Zealand for the IBF Inter-Continental, WBA Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental title belts.

El Mousaoui beat former WBC world title holder Junior Witter for the EU championship in April.

"I am expecting a battle with Horn because for one of the fighter has everything to win and for the other he has everything to lose," El Mousaoui told World Boxing News.

"Fans can expect a great fight and I look forward to entertaining the New Zealand crowd."

Mate you left out probably the most important bit of info in El Mousaoui record 22-1-1 with only 5 ko's and the 5 ko's is the most important
piece to the puzzle because if El Mousaoui had any pop what so ever then it would have been a very tough night for The Hornet his management
will run out of feather fist opponent's sooner rather then later so a good DEFENCE coach is essential to The Hornets future.

If is the biggest word in boxing.

If my auntie had balls she'd be my uncle.

Like a Boss wrote:

campfire wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:Jeff Horn will meet Ahmed El Mousaoui 22-1-1 on December 5th in New Zealand for the IBF Inter-Continental, WBA Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental title belts.

El Mousaoui beat former WBC world title holder Junior Witter for the EU championship in April.

"I am expecting a battle with Horn because for one of the fighter has everything to win and for the other he has everything to lose," El Mousaoui told World Boxing News.

"Fans can expect a great fight and I look forward to entertaining the New Zealand crowd."

Mate you left out probably the most important bit of info in El Mousaoui record 22-1-1 with only 5 ko's and the 5 ko's is the most important
piece to the puzzle because if El Mousaoui had any pop what so ever then it would have been a very tough night for The Hornet his management
will run out of feather fist opponent's sooner rather then later so a good DEFENCE coach is essential to The Hornets future.

If is the biggest word in boxing.

If my auntie had balls she'd be my uncle.

If if if if if if if their is a lot of if's I bet that word was over used around you a lot SO I said IF once when talking about The Hornets lack of defence I'm sorry D

campfire wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:

campfire wrote:
Mate you left out probably the most important bit of info in El Mousaoui record 22-1-1 with only 5 ko's and the 5 ko's is the most important
piece to the puzzle because if El Mousaoui had any pop what so ever then it would have been a very tough night for The Hornet his management
will run out of feather fist opponent's sooner rather then later so a good DEFENCE coach is essential to The Hornets future.

If is the biggest word in boxing.

If my auntie had balls she'd be my uncle.

If if if if if if if their is a lot of if's I bet that word was over used around you a lot SO I said IF once when talking about The Hornets lack of defence I'm sorry D

The meaning was clearly lost on you

and the context of your usage of the word if was this:

"if El Mousaoui had any pop"

Like a Boss Does Horn have a Defence problem :?? that's all I said nothing about any-one's aunty and their ball's it will be no ifs or buts when he fight's a big puncher for Jeffs sake I hope your not part of Team Horn

Horn's next opponent will be interesting. He has fought almost the entire united nations of opponents. But as yet no Americans or UK fighters. There are a few above him. But they are a big step up from the people he has been fighting so far.

campfire wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:Jeff Horn will meet Ahmed El Mousaoui 22-1-1 on December 5th in New Zealand for the IBF Inter-Continental, WBA Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental title belts.

El Mousaoui beat former WBC world title holder Junior Witter for the EU championship in April.

"I am expecting a battle with Horn because for one of the fighter has everything to win and for the other he has everything to lose," El Mousaoui told World Boxing News.

"Fans can expect a great fight and I look forward to entertaining the New Zealand crowd."

Mate you left out probably the most important bit of info in El Mousaoui record 22-1-1 with only 5 ko's and the 5 ko's is the most important
piece to the puzzle because if El Mousaoui had any pop what so ever then it would have been a very tough night for The Hornet his management
will run out of feather fist opponent's sooner rather then later so a good DEFENCE coach is essential to The Hornets future.

This fight was Horns madatory defence of the IBF Intercontinental Title. So he didn't hand pick him he HAD to fight him or lose the belt.

Sweet P wrote:

campfire wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:Jeff Horn will meet Ahmed El Mousaoui 22-1-1 on December 5th in New Zealand for the IBF Inter-Continental, WBA Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental title belts.

El Mousaoui beat former WBC world title holder Junior Witter for the EU championship in April.

"I am expecting a battle with Horn because for one of the fighter has everything to win and for the other he has everything to lose," El Mousaoui told World Boxing News.

"Fans can expect a great fight and I look forward to entertaining the New Zealand crowd."

Mate you left out probably the most important bit of info in El Mousaoui record 22-1-1 with only 5 ko's and the 5 ko's is the most important
piece to the puzzle because if El Mousaoui had any pop what so ever then it would have been a very tough night for The Hornet his management
will run out of feather fist opponent's sooner rather then later so a good DEFENCE coach is essential to The Hornets future.

This fight was Horns madatory defence of the IBF Intercontinental Title. So he didn't hand pick him he HAD to fight him or lose the belt.

oops sorry he was the mandated hope the next mandatory has a 2percent ko rate

Sweet P wrote:

campfire wrote:

Like a Boss wrote:Jeff Horn will meet Ahmed El Mousaoui 22-1-1 on December 5th in New Zealand for the IBF Inter-Continental, WBA Asia Pacific and WBO Oriental title belts.

El Mousaoui beat former WBC world title holder Junior Witter for the EU championship in April.

"I am expecting a battle with Horn because for one of the fighter has everything to win and for the other he has everything to lose," El Mousaoui told World Boxing News.

"Fans can expect a great fight and I look forward to entertaining the New Zealand crowd."

Mate you left out probably the most important bit of info in El Mousaoui record 22-1-1 with only 5 ko's and the 5 ko's is the most important
piece to the puzzle because if El Mousaoui had any pop what so ever then it would have been a very tough night for The Hornet his management
will run out of feather fist opponent's sooner rather then later so a good DEFENCE coach is essential to The Hornets future.

This fight was Horns madatory defence of the IBF Intercontinental Title. So he didn't hand pick him he HAD to fight him or lose the belt.