Ian Napa v Lee Haskins

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oliverfennell
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Ian Napa v Lee Haskins

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Sep 21, York Hall.

Good fight.
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yeah looking forward to this one. very evenly matched. i think haskins wins early rounds and napa comes on strong when haskins tires in the later rounds to win a close points decision
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Napa gets his 1st stoppage win!


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Post by Horse »

DG. wrote:Napa gets his 1st stoppage win!


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That might be worth a bet. Haskins has glass ribs.
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DG. wrote:Napa gets his 1st stoppage win!


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Did Napa ever get a stoppage In the amateurs?
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Could actually be the most interesting bout of a potential mix involving - Haskins, Booth, Napa, Power, Robinson, Edwards.

We have seen Napa get outboxed (comprehensively) by Damean Kelly... Now for me Kelly was/is a level above these guys.... Haskins is probably the best boxer of Napa's current potential opponents - can he outbox/outwork Napa? Its possible, personally think no... but its interesting.

Also a lot will depend on the shape of Haskins, he's not known to be one of the hardest trainers. While Napa looks like a mini michelin man he always seems to be in good fighting shape and can step in at a moments notice and do 12 rounds no problems.
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stujones wrote:Could actually be the most interesting bout of a potential mix involving - Haskins, Booth, Napa, Power, Robinson, Edwards.

We have seen Napa get outboxed (comprehensively) by Damean Kelly... Now for me Kelly was/is a level above these guys.... Haskins is probably the best boxer of Napa's current potential opponents - can he outbox/outwork Napa? Its possible, personally think no... but its interesting.

Also a lot will depend on the shape of Haskins, he's not known to be one of the hardest trainers. While Napa looks like a mini michelin man he always seems to be in good fighting shape and can step in at a moments notice and do 12 rounds no problems.

so is power still fightin napa ???
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Horse wrote:
DG. wrote:Napa gets his 1st stoppage win!


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That might be worth a bet. Haskins has glass ribs.
I think it is worth a good bet!



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Post by THEBUTCH »

Napa-Haskins is an interesting one. I go with man in form....Napa.

I see Jamie McDonnell is now paired with Jason Booth for McDonnell's English title. Another interesting match and a tough one to pick. Booth's experience or McDonnell's youth and whirlwind style ?

Perhaps the best on the bill is Gary Woolcombe v Jason Rushton. I thought this would have been a good match some time ago, and now they've got "W's" back in the win column I can see this one being a cracker, Woolcombe's heavier hands taking the spoils i reckon.

Good bill from Maloney. :TU:
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