Edwards impressive in the 3rd.
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Edwards impressive in the 3rd.
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I think Edwards is sweeping fight but Norman is as tough as the old man was, Edwards could be in for a rough ride late.
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Norman coming back well. Body shots he was landing could pay off
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I have it 6/1 now, Norman is really going to have to hope Edwards blows up.
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Edwards clear winner, getting better as it goes on
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Edwards has worked at a decent pace and Norman is looking beaten as we enter the final round. Edwards 8/1.
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I did not see the need for the showboating so gave the last round for Norman; but Edwards looked good for a pro novice winning 8/2 IMO.
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The judges have it 10/0 9/1 8/1/1, a bit harsh on Norman, but Edwards did win well.
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