Haskins v Burnett

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Who wins ?

Haskins
33
52%
Burnett
31
48%
 
Total votes: 64

ProMayhem
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Haskins v Burnett

Post by ProMayhem »

Lee Haskins will defend his IBF title against Ryan Burnett in Belfast on June 10th.

What's everyone's thoughts on this ?
Stuarty
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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Burnett points I reckon. I might go over for it depending on finances. Got a stag to pay up for July and kids Birthdays all clustered around May/June/July....
Stuffs
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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wesshaw1985
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by wesshaw1985 »

more than likely goes to points.
its a Sky show, in Belfast. Burnett is the hometown fighter on a Hearn show.
Burnett takes this on points, no doubt...
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Matt Portz »

I remember when Burnett signed with Matchroom, and Hearn telling everyone who great he was and what a fantastic future he had. I'm yet to be convinced by him. Maybe a step up in class will bring the best out of him? At the moment I'd edge towards Haskins on points.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Oiky »

I'd go with Haskins points at the moment

Haskins is a very awkward customer

Burnett is a quality operator though
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Andrew »

Some guts from Hearn here because this fight could be absolutely dire and ruin Burnetts career.

Haskins fight with Stuart Hall was one of the worst I have ever seen. And Burnett sent me to sleep on the Frampton undercard.

My last point is key because the people that Hearn would be looking to sell tickets to will have been in the crowd that night. Very inter sting how this sells as I am in aware of Burnetts profile in Belfast. He hasn't fought in Northern Ireland for 3.5 years and they were 6 rounders early in his career.

Can it do well at the Odyssey ?

Burnett looks decent but he hurts people and can't finish them. He carried a beyond shot Jason Booth after hurting him very early.

Haskins gets jobbed on cards 100%.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by keirw »

Interesting fight, on paper.

In reality it will likely be a snoozefest.

Haskins will look to spoilt his way to victory, as is his way.

While, I'm sure, Booth will devise one of his tactical plans where Burnett uses feints and short bursts to steal just enough rounds to edge it.

I imagine it will be very close with the winner claiming a 'masterclass' and the loser claiming 'robbery'.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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Stuffs
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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keirw wrote:Interesting fight, on paper.

In reality it will likely be a snoozefest.

Haskins will look to spoilt his way to victory, as is his way.

While, I'm sure, Booth will devise one of his tactical plans where Burnett uses feints and short bursts to steal just enough rounds to edge it.

I imagine it will be very close with the winner claiming a 'masterclass' and the loser claiming 'robbery'.
Bingo.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by ozzy1875 »

Stuffs wrote:
keirw wrote:Interesting fight, on paper.

In reality it will likely be a snoozefest.

Haskins will look to spoilt his way to victory, as is his way.

While, I'm sure, Booth will devise one of his tactical plans where Burnett uses feints and short bursts to steal just enough rounds to edge it.

I imagine it will be very close with the winner claiming a 'masterclass' and the loser claiming 'robbery'.
Bingo.
Interesting to see who's on the card. There's a FW card in Belfast a week later. Two fights announced already are Craig Evans vs. Steve Ormond and Jono Carroll vs. Johnny Quigley.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by rio »

he should have made Burnett v ZZ (hatton's fighter). Stylistically is would be a much better fight. Potentially this could be the most unwatchable fight of the year.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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Don't like Haskins, thinks he is better than he is. Burnett points :TU:
Tommy Gunn13
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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Far to early for Burnett imo, but it wouldn't surprise me if he's gifted a hometown decision
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by TheGingerBomber »

Really enjoy Haskins, he's an entertainer.
Boxing Prospect
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Boxing Prospect »

Haskins was in one of the best fights I've seen take place in Europe, his war with Jamoye, amazing fight
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

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Boxing Prospect wrote:Haskins was in one of the best fights I've seen take place in Europe, his war with Jamoye, amazing fight
As much as I will crap on this fight Haskins v Jamoye is definitely one of the best fights I have ever watched.

Anyone who has not seen it needs to watch it.
Oiky
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Oiky »

Be a good fight

Haskins is a tricky customer
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by PredatorHayds »

Can't see styles gelling here.

I see Haskins being too unorthodox for him. Hope it's not a robbery.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Horse »

Naandrew wrote:Haskins fight with Stuart Hall was one of the worst I have ever seen.
Neither Haskins vs Hall fight was that bad.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Stuarty »

Haskins is decent to watch sometimes. Depends who the opponent is. I enjoyed the Jamoye and Iwasa fights.
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by Vincent stevenson »

Having been in the opposite corner to both fighters with ryan farrag i think that burnett has the edge on this one . Haskins is more awkward and may have a slight advantage in power but burnett is by far the stronger and he is more schooled and in adam booth has a much much better coach. Burnett by stoppage for me
wesshaw1985
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Re: Haskins v Burnett

Post by wesshaw1985 »

its fight week.

Card -
Lee Haskins vs. Ryan Burnett - IBF World Bantamweight Title
Paul Hyland Jnr vs. Adam Dingsdale - vacant IBF East/West Europe Lightweight Title
Ian Tims vs. Luke Watkins - vacant Irish Cruiserweight Title
James Tennyson vs. Ben Jones
Mike Perez vs. TBA
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