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Witter is one of those fighters who is so frustrating to watch, he is sometimes lazy , othertimes you cant hit him with a hand full of gravel.
But in Harris this is the acid test , a strong world class fighter who will be up for this one after his loss to Maussa.
I really am not sure of this 1 but i would go for Harris by stoppage inside 11 , but hey we have time to offer our opinions and im interested wot you guys feel ????
please feel free to elaborate.
I badly want Harris to win, but I fear he'll put in another performance like he did against Maussa.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al
Witter UD ;)
I thought Harris (forgave him one terrible night against Maussa) until I saw how mentally weak he really is last time out.
Witter to drive him nuts.
Harris had it made he was working with Manny and on the fast track, but he lost his head in the Maussa fight and imploded mentally. He is still dangerous, but I think Witter will take this one by UD.
Harris late round stoppage.
No way Witter gets knocked out. If he feels Harris' power then he'll be on his bike so fast that even Lance Armstrong couldn't catch him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lords Gym
Must be why Witter always wears cross trainers and a track suit to the ring. Anyway, Witter has never impressed me. I think he's been seriously overrated. I understand why he seeks a Hatton fight (the pay check). But in reality I think it would be a total mismatch. As for Harris? He always been overrated. He's considered a hard hitter. But I think his power is overrated. His reputation was build based on his knock out of Diosbelys Hurtado. But Hurtado never had a strong jaw. Harris had a chance for elite status and blew it. He's trying to get back. Who wins? Harris has the better resume. And he's always been big for his weight. He destroyed the smaller past his prime Steve Johnson. Witter who's the older fighter at 33 needs to gain Harris respect early. If not it'll be the Judah fight all over. Where Witter will do nothing but try and avoid getting knocked out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
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Originally Posted by Bilbo
Witter will stop him in 9 ;)
Witter once again shows why he's the most underrated in uk boxing.
Cc. That is an excellent analogy. Right on the moneyQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
For Witter to make a statement in the US, like he claims he wants to, he badly needs a ko.
However, I think that he'll skirt around the ring and jab his way to victory.
He'll be fine. A dead cert win over Gavin Rees will make him a double world champ and then Ricky Hatton and Malignaggi will have to fight him regardless of how dull he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by taansend
I don't expect him to take any chances against Harris but I do expect him to win. Harris is the kind of fighter who falls down as soon as the rounds approach double figures whether he gets hit or not and I don't see this being any different.
This is a huge fight for both fighters...vivian needs to get back on track, he won his last outing but it was still in a unimpressive fashion and not what i'm used to seeing from him and junior as mentioned earlier is desperate to raise his value and get his name out in the u.s. I'm not sure what to expect but i do see junior taking some red bull for extra running speed if necessary...i can't wait to see how he handles vivian power when he feels it. I pick vivian by decision.
He overrates himself and he's boring, which is why people don't rate him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drama
I don't rate him because I see nothing special about him at all. I think Hatton would KO him within 3 rounds.
The bigger question for Witter is does anyone care? You've got to hope there's a good undercard, because Witter will struggle to sell a row of tickets with his crowd drawing skills. Who knows, maybe Harris will bring a big travelling support.
For what it's worth, Witter will jab and stay out of range for 10 rounds under the pretence of wearing him down. Then he'll go in, try and KO him, get a flash knockdown for his trouble, then go on his bike until the end and win a UD.
Just what i was going o say have to agree!! ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Violent Demise
Bit harsh to forever condemn Witter for the Judah fight, he took it on a weeks notice, had never been past eight rounds and hadn't even fought for the British title.
He might be a boring funker but he's a much better fighter now, proved he belongs in world class and does throw in the odd impressive performance like against N'dou.
hehehe nice 1 ;D ;D ;D ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Bilbo
One thing I did notice is that the title of this thread makes Witter sounds like he is a young ballroom dancing champion.
I can imagine the guy off Strictly Come Dancing now, saying:
"And the winner of our Junior Lord of the Dance competition iiiiiis.....Witter!!!!"