By Boxing Press January 31st, 2005 All Boxing News
Scott Harrison is not content with his performance against Victor Polo and has vowed to fight his most recent challenger again in order to set the record straight. Harrison risked his WBO featherweight title in a match with Polo who was the mandatory challenger. It appears that the majority of the boxing
world underestimated Polo, including Harrison who struggled to reach a draw in his latest defense. Polo told the BBC, "I thought I won by eight rounds and that was a worse decision than against Chacon, I want a rematch in Las Vegas." Harrison simply stated, "I will beat him next time around and I thought I had won this time as well by at least two rounds." Talk of Harrison's impending move into the world elite levels against the likes of Marco Antonio Barrera may well be muted now as a rematch with Polo could be on the cards. More to the point, boxing fans are asking themselves just how competitive Harrison could be against the best in the world after his latest performance.
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