Fights on Saturday - Sept. 22nd - Burns vs. Mitchell

[Mars_ax]

This might be a decent tussle, worth hunting a stream for.

At Glasgow, Scotland: Ricky Burns vs. Kevin Mitchell, 12 rounds, for Burns' WBO lightweight title; John Simpson vs. Dai Davies, 10 rounds, junior lightweights; Scott Harrison vs. TBA, 8 rounds, lightweights.

and:

At Wroclaw, Poland: Krzysztof Wlodarczyk vs. Francisco Palacios, rematch, 12 rounds, for Wlodarczyk's WBC cruiserweight title

and if you're interested:

At Belfast, Northern Ireland (ESPN3.com): Carl Frampton vs. Steve Molitor, 12 rounds, for Frampton's Commonwealth junior featherweight title; Lee Selby vs. Martin Lindsay, 12 rounds, for Selby's British and Commonwealth featherweight titles; Paul McCloskey vs. Manuel Perez, 10 rounds, junior welterweights; Eamonn O'Kane vs. Craig Windsor Jr., 10 rounds, middleweights.

bon appetit!

[armyash]

Very excited to see Burns v Mitchell. I was going to fly up for it but have a family party to go to instead will have to catch the replay on Sunday. Burns is so fit but if Mitchell is at his very best he can score a stoppage. He hits very very hard. Burns has home advantage and that will spur him on and Mitchell might have to come from behind but I can't see Burns keeping him at bay for 12 rounds. Both quality fighters and I hope they don't let their friendship get in the way of a war.

Frampton could be in for a hard night it all depends on how much Molitor has got left. Frampton has looked excellent but has also looked average. It's either very clever match making which if he wins he can make a claim to be Britain's no.1 or it's a big mistake which he will be punished for. Fighting at home and being on form I see Frampton winning but a loss wouldn't surprise me.

[Mars_ax]

Very excited to see Burns v Mitchell. I was going to fly up for it but have a family party to go to instead will have to catch the replay on Sunday. Burns is so fit but if Mitchell is at his very best he can score a stoppage. He hits very very hard. Burns has home advantage and that will spur him on and Mitchell might have to come from behind but I can't see Burns keeping him at bay for 12 rounds. Both quality fighters and I hope they don't let their friendship get in the way of a war.

Frampton could be in for a hard night it all depends on how much Molitor has got left. Frampton has looked excellent but has also looked average. It's either very clever match making which if he wins he can make a claim to be Britain's no.1 or it's a big mistake which he will be punished for. Fighting at home and being on form I see Frampton winning but a loss wouldn't surprise me.

If I can find live streams I plan to watch some of these fights coming from Glasgow, Scotland and Belfast, Northern Ireland, (the old sod ) I love listening to the broadcasts from there and hearing the fans talk.
cheers

[Rantcatrat]

This is an exciting British lightweight world title match. It should be a good one. I'm pulling for Mitchell, but could see Burns sneaking out with a decision.

[Master]

I will be supporting Kevin Mitchell to win as I have always thought he was a quality boxer and puncher. This will be a good quality fight and probably the best domestic fight this year. Ricky Burns is not a big puncher but throws a lot of punches and I hope Kevin catches him and stops him.

[TheMacMagician]

Really looking forward to this. Not overly keen on Mitchell as a character, but I like him as a fighter. If he's sorted himself out properly, which he seems to have done under the Tibbs Team then I think Mitchell takes it, maybe by late stoppage or close UD.

Anyone have any secrets regarding good streams for this or any future. Been struggling a little of late with my regular place cutting out quite a bit during the fight. PM me if you can help....