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Harrison and Khan on Nov 5th

Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 08:45
by Old bones Ian
Scott Harrison will be fighting on the 5th of November in defense of his WBO feather title, no opponent has been annouced yet, no surprise there.

Amir Khan will have his 3rd fight on the undercard

Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 08:47
by jamesmcdonnell
I thought he was fighting Nedal? Good to see that Khan is staying busy.

Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 09:16
by Lenny
Did they ever say that or was he always on a shortlist with Esham Pickering and someone else?

I know Esham is down to fight Hunter so if that goes ahead I imagine it will be Hussein

Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 09:29
by Old bones Ian
this is the rankings i took from the WBO website

1. Terdsak Jandaeng (Asia-Pacific) THAI
2. Joan Guzman DR
3. Gary St. Clair (Int-Cont) GUY
4. Manny Pacquiao PHI
5. Nicky Cook (EBU) GB
6. Spend Abazi DEN
7. Stephen Foster GB
8. Johnny Tapia USA
9. Humberto Soto MEX
10. Robert Guerrero USA
11. Valdemir Pereira BRA
12. Marcos Ramirez (NABO)USA
13. Juan Carlos Salgado MEX
14. Oscar Leon COL
15. Roineth Caballero (Latino) PAN

Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 14:00
by nas7232
Joey gilbert from the contender will be fighting too i think.

Posted: 15 Sep 2005, 19:30
by hitman_hatton1
stephen foster at no7. :lol:

suppose it would keep the title in the family if they made that one. :wink:

guzman would be the ideal chose. u can bet ya life it won't be him though. :D

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 06:41
by MightyWarrior
Well I think Maloney will be looking for a very low risk fight here, seeing as his belief that Scott is the "best fighter to ever come out of Scotland" has probably taken a few knocks recently.

When does Guzman become mandatory - any time soon?

Why not Nicky Cook? Easy fight to make you'd think, and a bit more interesting than the unranked Pickering.

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 06:49
by leforge
Why not fight Polo again show he got the balls.
He Medina 2nd time.

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 06:51
by leforge
Why is Steve Foster so highly ranked!! The Wbo again Warren fighters are very highly ranked.

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 09:36
by steve689
Harrison has to be matched carefully against people he can beat and look good against, as soon as he gets the sniff of a good counter puncher he is in the shit.

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 09:42
by kevo
MightyWarrior wrote:When does Guzman become mandatory - any time soon?
Think he's the mandatory now, he beat Terdsak Jandaeng a week or two ago.

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 09:43
by jamesmcdonnell
Terdsak.....great name......might as well call himself "shitbag."

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 09:44
by MightyWarrior
Kevo wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:When does Guzman become mandatory - any time soon?
Think he's the mandatory now, he beat Terdsak Jandaeng a week or two ago.
I meant when will he be forced to meet Guzman, cause that's probably the next decent fight we'll see him in. Great fight in fact...

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 09:46
by kevo
MightyWarrior wrote:
Kevo wrote:
MightyWarrior wrote:When does Guzman become mandatory - any time soon?
Think he's the mandatory now, he beat Terdsak Jandaeng a week or two ago.
I meant when will he be forced to meet Guzman, cause that's probably the next decent fight we'll see him in. Great fight in fact...

Well, seeing as how Guzman can box and punch, i very much doubt we'll be seeing him in the ring with Harrison :D

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 09:46
by nickd
He is fighting Hussein.

Posted: 16 Sep 2005, 15:43
by My T Sharp
I think Nedal Hussein will be a decent opponent. I reckon he will run Scott close, especially with Harrison coming off an injury.

Posted: 20 Sep 2005, 12:56
by MightyWarrior
According to FW it was gonna be Spend Abazi for Harrison, but he broke his elbow at the weekend - sounds like a lucky break for UK fans.

Though that depends who they dig up next week I guess - announcement on Thursday.

Heh...

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 03:07
by Unknown
BoxingTalk.net reported that Guzman said he wants to fight Harrison on that date but said that he doesn't think Warren will let Harrison fight him.

Heh...

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 05:04
by Autobarn
let's see Scott fight Marquez and have done with this 'world championship' charade

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 06:04
by jamesmcdonnell
Nobody except Pacquaio wants to fight Marquez, thats the rematch that really should have happened.

Marquez would beat Manny handily in the rematch, he handled him with ease after that disastrous first round, and I think he beats Barrera in a close boring fight and Morales too.

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 07:41
by Manos de Oro
MightyWarrior wrote:According to FW it was gonna be Spend Abazi for Harrison, but he broke his elbow at the weekend - sounds like a lucky break for UK fans.

Though that depends who they dig up next week I guess - announcement on Thursday.
Yeah, could've been "Kebede The Return" if that one had come off. Saying that, Ledwaba was no mug... but it looks like Abazi got him at the right time.

Anyway, it's really annoying for fans who want to see the two headliners, but are faced with the question "is it worth paying over a hundred quid to see two 6 minute mismatches?". Fair enough give the show a wide berth (as I have done many times in the past - only to watch plenty a horror show unfold on TV), but it pisses me off missing the undercard. In this particular case especially, as ITV won't even show the flipping thing. :evil:

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 10:42
by Barryboy
This is from Scottishboxing:

John Simpson’s British Featherweight title fight against Andy Morris will take place on the undercard of Scott Harrison’s forthcoming title defence at the Braehead Arena on the 5th of November.

Simpson was due to face Nicky Cook, but the unbeaten Dagenham boxer who has recently been installed as the number one contender for Injin Chi’s world title by the WBC, has vacated the British title. This has opened the door for Manchester’s Andy Morris who will now face Simpson for the vacant title.

22 year old Morris is unbeaten in 11 pro bouts and is due to fight this coming Friday on the Duran v McNeil undercard in London. In May The Wythenshawe Warrior beat Rocky Dean to capture the English Featherweight title.

Also on the undercard will be the British Light Welterweight British title eliminator between Kevin McIntyre and Hartlepool’s Nigel Wright and Amir Khan’s third fight as a professional when he meets journeyman Steve Gethin.

Scott Harrison’s opponent is due to be named on Thursday. Kosovan Spend Abazi who fights out of Denmark was apparently being lined up for the role, but he broke his elbow in sparring and has been ruled out.


As well as Khan's gimme I believe Gary Young, Willie Limond & Ricky Burns are also scheduled to fight tba's so that a nice bill of boxing even without Harrison.

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 10:44
by J
what you doing here Scamp! :lol: :TU:

just joshin welcome bazza!

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 10:48
by Barryboy
I finally made it :lol: Honestly though some of those yanks over there should be banned from using a p.c. what bollox at least you can get a proper discussion going here :wink:

Posted: 21 Sep 2005, 10:55
by J
Barryboy wrote:I finally made it :lol: Honestly though some of those yanks over there should be banned from using a p.c. what bollox at least you can get a proper discussion going here :wink:
always said as much mate, though the current scene can be just as bad at times, hence we stay here.

the odd spat but nothing that isnt usually sorted out with a gentlemanly shake of hands over cyberspace.