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What are Scot Harrisons chances against Nicky Cook?
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 11:26
by boxbet
This should be a great fight if he gets out of jail. I think scott will be an odds on favourite with his extra experience. will he win easy ? will nicky cook win??? Your opinions welcomed.
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 11:31
by emma
I dont think scoTt will win IMO.
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 11:34
by stujones
Its a tough one to guage, not necessarily all because of the doubts about Scott's physical and mental condition - but also cause Cook can be hit and miss also.
Although a good few level's below Scott, but Dazzo Williams was a competent box/fighter who looked good in domestic class. The way Cook outclassed him was really impressive and at the time left me in know doubt that he not only could, but would, beat Scott.
However, performances before and since haven't been particularly outstanding and Cook has looked a strictly European level opperator. Is Cook having motivational problems? Did Dazzo's style/ability just flatter Cook (as Rob Reid's did Lacy)..... Hard to really say.
I would probably put a small wager on Cook, but a bigger wager on the fight not taking place in December.
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 12:17
by Smit
I doubt the fight will happen but if it does then I still think Scott will win by a rather close decision
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 13:42
by Taki...
I'd make Cook a firm favourite considering recent events. 50/50 fight if Harrison is in A1 condition and has his head in the right place.
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 13:46
by nickd
If it happens in December I can't see how Harrison will be anywhere near his best. I'll go for a Cook win if it goes ahead.
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 14:09
by silkov
I very much doubt it will happen, if it does I go for Cook as I think Harrisons come forward style would be made for Cook imo....
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 14:36
by hitman_hatton1
never really been blown away by cook.
although harrison has never exactly done it either.
i just favour harrison in this one on a late stoppage. unless scotty boy turns up pissed of course.

Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 15:44
by BunglesFingers
Harrison has been on the slide for a while now and if he does make the fight, which is looking unlikely, we'll probably see yet another lacklustre performance. Until he straightens out he'll just keep going downhill.
Harrison PTS
Posted: 25 Oct 2006, 16:07
by Max Molyneux
An In shape and Disiplined Harrison would be too experianced for Cook but dunno now.
Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 06:49
by boxbet
harrison will not have boxed for over a year, whilst cook 8 months. this could be a factor but also Who does allegedly want to win??
Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 07:13
by nickd
Cook is with Sports Network now I believe? You'd think long term he'd be the better bet for FW with Harrison looking at a stint in the big house.
Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 08:25
by josh fg
Id go for Cook he has held the european title for a while and beat some good people while holding it while harrison seems to be on the down. If his conditioning is bad then cook has the body shots to put him down.
Posted: 26 Oct 2006, 08:25
by Max Molyneux
boxbet wrote:Who does allegedly allegedly want to win??
Probably Cook but he gets inactive with injuries, but he doesn't get in trouble with the law like Harrison.
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 11:50
by harrygreb
harrisons chances? not good
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 11:58
by MightyWarrior
He's a class above Cook and should beat him in a good domestic fight. One to look forward to, if Scott can get his head right.
BUT.........first things first - he has to break out of jail first.
Will his new manager have a helicopter ready, on the jail house roof, to meet Frank's deadline of Scott free, by today, or no fight?
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 12:51
by silkov
How long before FW jettisons Harrison and co?... I should think that its not long to go now, if he's not out before the end of the month how can he possibly get in 100% shape for the fight... and if he does get out theres always the possibility that he'll get into another scrape before fight time!...
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 16:16
by Max Molyneux
BBC have Warren quoted that Harrison's using the prisons training facilities, so at least he's getting some workouts in.
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 16:31
by nickd
I read that if Harrison is not released by Monday he will be stripped, that was from Warren's site.
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 18:40
by stujones
I haven't read anywhere that Warren has got Cook, I'm not sure Jess Harding would have been willing to let him go - but then Harding is a small fish.
I would imagine there is going to be options if Cook beats Scott.
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 18:53
by josh fg
Still down as managed by harding on box rec. The other three fighters Harding manages all seem to have the same last name Hyland... they brothers? Whats Hardings back ground?
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 19:24
by SticknMove
josh fg wrote:Still down as managed by harding on box rec. The other three fighters Harding manages all seem to have the same last name Hyland... they brothers? Whats Hardings back ground?
Jess fought as an average HW at domestic level. He became a manager after he retired and Nicky Cook was among some of the first fighters that he took on board. I heard good things about the way he treated his fighters. He paid Cook and some other fighters a weekly wage (so I heard at the time) with the uncertainty of where any of their careers would go. So you have to give him respect for that. I think FW is Cook's promoter at the moment, but that of course may change down the line.
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 19:53
by nickd
Cook was with Matchroom wasn't he? But no talk of them recently. I'm sure he's with SN now.
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 21:50
by stujones
nickd wrote:Cook was with Matchroom wasn't he? But no talk of them recently. I'm sure he's with SN now.
Matchroom promoted Bami vs Lauri
also promoted (not exactly sure how) Gammer vs Steeds 2.
Posted: 27 Oct 2006, 22:06
by SticknMove
A fighter can have a manager without a single promoter, and certainly in their early careers that's wise, and if they can shift tickets any promoter will be more than accomodating in putting them on their bills. It makes sense to the fighter and manager to tout their fighter to the promoter who will pay the most most money without being tied to any one of them. But when a promoter gets to an monopolistic stage whereby he alone can only provide the exposure and profile that a fighter wants and needs the managers job, in that situation, is always going to be on the backburner.