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Oh how i chuckled when Audrey lost,, arrogant git
Ordinary Harrison v Can he Williams
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Oh how i chuckled when Audrey lost,, arrogant git
Apocalypse21
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What a couple of mugs. Bloody awful fight... would be pretty upset if I'd spent 40/50 quid to go and watch it. What a joke Harrison is. He did nothing but run away and hold all night, and gently paw out his right into Williams' gloves. How the hell can the guy have the front to call himself world class? Good to see him finally exposed for what he is. And fair play to Barry McGuigan for telling it like it is; instead of making excuses and talking up a sub standard fighter, as is customary on British TV boxing broadcasts.
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harrison was scared, pathetic really. mcguigan was right when he said 'that's not boxing'. testament to how average williams is that he didn't knock him out
Harrison talks about winning the World titles, but I think you need heart as well as talent to do that.
From the evidence in that fight, he hasn't got what it takes.
I enjoyed the last few rounds of the fight, but the first 8 rounds were dull.
Was good to see Mitchell and Khan fight - think Mitchell's fight was much better.
Haven't got round to watching the Skelton fight yet.
From the evidence in that fight, he hasn't got what it takes.
I enjoyed the last few rounds of the fight, but the first 8 rounds were dull.
Was good to see Mitchell and Khan fight - think Mitchell's fight was much better.
Haven't got round to watching the Skelton fight yet.
Yup, that was indeed awful.
And all I can say is thank god Harrison lost, and we never have to bother with him again. Although, I do reckon even if he'd've won the decision that fight would have done terrible damage to his career and it'd be over nonetheless.
Funny really, going into that fight I didn't know who I wanted to win. But as it progressed, on the rare occasions I did start getting involved I found myself cheering for Danny.
Harrison was just a total embarassment to everyone. But also to himself and to the sport of boxing. After that he should never fight again.
Any thoughts from inside Tony?
And all I can say is thank god Harrison lost, and we never have to bother with him again. Although, I do reckon even if he'd've won the decision that fight would have done terrible damage to his career and it'd be over nonetheless.
Funny really, going into that fight I didn't know who I wanted to win. But as it progressed, on the rare occasions I did start getting involved I found myself cheering for Danny.
Harrison was just a total embarassment to everyone. But also to himself and to the sport of boxing. After that he should never fight again.
Any thoughts from inside Tony?
I hope Danny gets a shot at the title now. Hes a decent sort. Id like to finally see him get it on with Skelton first.
I feel sorry for Skelton, he cant get fights, nobody seems to want him!
Maybe they can match up Williams, Skelton, Macarinelli somehow next year.
Harrison should walk away. Hes prob got a few quid in the bank now. He never had the guts from the word go on Saturday night.
I feel sorry for Skelton, he cant get fights, nobody seems to want him!
Maybe they can match up Williams, Skelton, Macarinelli somehow next year.
Harrison should walk away. Hes prob got a few quid in the bank now. He never had the guts from the word go on Saturday night.
Clintons Cat
Walks Like A Twat.
Harrisons lack of experience showed on the night,Particullarilly in the tenth the way he was rattled by williams butting his way through his guard twice in close succession,I noticed that at least on two occasions between the second butt and Williams knockdown Harrison took his eyes of williams and appeared to be remonstrating with the referee.
Couldn't make out why Harrison wasn't intent on landing scoring jabs on williams to wear him down in the mid-fight,to often he seemed to be content to line up a jab yet put no wieght behind it,allowing his fist to flick inconsequentially into williams face,had he upped the work rate a little who knows?
All credit to williams though.But to be fair to both men i doubt the divisions big hitters will be running scared on the back of the performance of either men on the night.Who knows maybe on this showing a Tyson Williams II is on the cards.
LoL,it irritated me immensely to see Nas basking in the reflected glory of Khan,considering the condition he was in,i doubt his imminent return is of any significant interest to any fight fan.
Couldn't make out why Harrison wasn't intent on landing scoring jabs on williams to wear him down in the mid-fight,to often he seemed to be content to line up a jab yet put no wieght behind it,allowing his fist to flick inconsequentially into williams face,had he upped the work rate a little who knows?
All credit to williams though.But to be fair to both men i doubt the divisions big hitters will be running scared on the back of the performance of either men on the night.Who knows maybe on this showing a Tyson Williams II is on the cards.
LoL,it irritated me immensely to see Nas basking in the reflected glory of Khan,considering the condition he was in,i doubt his imminent return is of any significant interest to any fight fan.
Numbers
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Still haven't seen it, but Leon... mood inside the camp is disappointing but only in the sense it is a minor setback. This of course is laughable as we all believe, but he had a similar setback before winning Olympic gold.
The sense of disappointment is one of which, and I'm sure we're all aware of similar, when you know you could have done something better, not because you lacked the ability originally but something just wasn't right on the night.
Focusing too much on the opponent and not sticking to what you know and do best.
But no excuses.
He believes he's got plenty of mileage yet... one step back to take 2 forward.
The sense of disappointment is one of which, and I'm sure we're all aware of similar, when you know you could have done something better, not because you lacked the ability originally but something just wasn't right on the night.
Focusing too much on the opponent and not sticking to what you know and do best.
But no excuses.
He believes he's got plenty of mileage yet... one step back to take 2 forward.
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