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can kebede go the distance????
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 06:10
by knockout
20-1 points win for Harrison!!!
quite hard to tell if Kebede can last.... anyone got any insight into the swedish/ethiopian???
Re: can kebede go the distance????
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 06:24
by lirva33
knockout wrote:20-1 points win for Harrison!!!
quite hard to tell if Kebede can last.... anyone got any insight into the swedish/ethiopian???
Where are those odds available??????
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 06:24
by MightyWarrior
Hard to know for sure, he might be a tough SOB for all I know.
But he'll have to be tough to handle the beating Scot is likely to dish out, as his record doesn't show any signs he'll be able to keep Harrison off him.
Harrison TKO 9, I reckon, but those odds might be worth a few quid.
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 06:28
by knockout
harrison generally stops em doesnt he...
those odds are on skybet.
i might have a little punt on harrison KO4 and harrison points
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 06:43
by REAL_DEAL
wake up matt. 12 round stoppage is 20/1 harrison points is 15/8
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 06:44
by knockout
ooops!!! sorry to get everyone excited!!!!!
like real_deal suggests I am half asleep!!!
Re: can kebede go the distance????
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 06:48
by E
knockout wrote:20-1 points win for Harrison!!!
quite hard to tell if Kebede can last.... anyone got any insight into the swedish/ethiopian???
The odds are actually 15/8...
20-1 is on last round knockout
shame 20-1 would have been woth a big bet!
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 08:21
by Smit
20/1 for Kedebe to win on points
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 09:23
by REAL_DEAL
if maloney saw thoses odds for harrison he would tel harrison to win on points
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 12:55
by KOJOE90
Having never seen kebede fight I can only go by his record. If Scott Harrison is 'up' for the fight I go for Harrison W TKO6.
Posted: 28 Oct 2004, 14:42
by steve689
I have never seen the kid fight and despite his pre-fight boasts which i think are a load of hot air i doubt he can last the distance. I think he may fiddle Harrison around like Abelyan did but once Harrison gets warmed up and stuck in he will hurt the guy. I just hope the controlled, accurate and patient version of Harrison turns up like the one that beat McCullough, Santiago and Chacon and not the one dimensional, robotic, lacking in ideas version that turned up against Estrada and for times against Abelyan. Brute force alone won't get you anywhere against the better operators in any division.
Posted: 29 Oct 2004, 18:16
by MightyWarrior
If it's a 58 second fight he certainly can.
Posted: 29 Oct 2004, 20:10
by Exile
MightyWarrior wrote:If it's a 58 second fight he certainly can.
Posted: 29 Oct 2004, 22:04
by Lefthookhappy19
Everybodys getting at the WBO (rightly so) on the tv. But didn't Maloney or whoever on Scotts team pick this opponent out of the top 10? Everyone knows what a pile of shit the WBO's rankings are yet they still picked this guy who was never going to win. This is Maloneys fault surely or whoever picked the opponent. This was supposed to be an easy fight for Scott because he took care of his mandatory and it was a farce. What a bunch of fornicating theaves.