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Looks a good fight to me, we don't seem to talk much about the British fights at the lower end of the weight classes.

Liked Bell against Edwards he worked really hard and deserved his win but Haskins can bang and Bell has been stopped a couple of times, although I don't pretend to know the way the fight was stopped or whether he was really hurt.

Haskins seems to be a very on top fighter though and will he be able to come through the bad times here, if indeed they come.

Can see two outcomes here, Haskins early say first 3 or 4 or perhaps Bell surviving the early storm and coming through in say about 10 rounds.

GLOBALBOX wrote:Looks a good fight to me, we don't seem to talk much about the British fights at the lower end of the weight classes.

Liked Bell against Edwards he worked really hard and deserved his win but Haskins can bang and Bell has been stopped a couple of times, although I don't pretend to know the way the fight was stopped or whether he was really hurt.

Haskins seems to be a very on top fighter though and will he be able to come through the bad times here, if indeed they come.

Can see two outcomes here, Haskins early say first 3 or 4 or perhaps Bell surviving the early storm and coming through in say about 10 rounds.

Bell on points.

Unless Haskins stops trying to be NAZ and stops loading up with no defence, then Haskins might win by mid - late stoppage.

Haskins has no stamina.

I think Broadhurst would be clear favourite against either of them in my eyes

I just edge Bell's way, but Haskins weight of punch and the way he brings them up from surprise angles gives him a chance. Even taking into account Bell's excellent performance against Chris Edwards, Haskins is still a tough order.

I'd like to see Broadhurst get in a defence of his newly won Commonwealth title and then meet the winner of Bell-Haskins for both titles. it will certainly help the super flyweight division get some credibility.

I see Haskins coming through on this one within 6 six rounds.