Dont no if this been posted in the past a sad little series Scott Harrisons downfall

[Master]

I hope so Master but this is about the sixth comeback since 2005 and each one he has gone back to his old ways, I hope he sorted his demons out in jail, but being inside it's quite easy as everything is done for you it's all structured, but when your an addict and he is out and is responsible for himself it's a different story.

That is true, I think he can "cure" the drug, anger and alcohol problems but the depression is the hardest battle to control.

[jamiebhoy]

Would love to see him get back but at 31 for the lower weights he is pushing it in terms of warm ups then the big time again. Was a great prospect for Scottish boxing but was obviously prone to excess to say the least.
A bit of a modern day Benny Lynch story. Even if he doesn't get back into boxing I hope he can get his life in order.Easy to be critical but we never know what demons someone carries around inside them.

Good posts fellas, thanks for the links and articles.

[Violent Demise]

All that shiit was self inflicted. Fukk him. He was always overrated any way

[jamiebhoy]

All that shiit was self inflicted. Fukk him. He was always overrated any way

Gotta love the sympathy vote ............

[TigerFan]

It's a shame how is life and career turned out. I remember watching him beat the hell out of Wayne McCullough on Showtime way back when.

At 32, he might have one last run in him, if he can get fights and stay active.

[Galaxy]

All that shiit was self inflicted. Fukk him. He was always overrated any way

I kinda agree that he was overrated, the loss to Medina & the draw with Polo were troubling. But he did record some decent victories he avenged the Medina loss with a stoppage win, Chacon was a good win. Patterson, Johnson & Robinson were past it.

[Jody Lane]

I hope so Master but this is about the sixth comeback since 2005 and each one he has gone back to his old ways, I hope he sorted his demons out in jail, but being inside it's quite easy as everything is done for you it's all structured, but when your an addict and he is out and is responsible for himself it's a different story.

That is true, I think he can "cure" the drug, anger and alcohol problems but the depression is the hardest battle to control.

Actually being a recovered alcoholic, I can say that the depression deal is the cause of his drug alcohol and anger problems. He chose those ways of covering up the depression. Until he comes to grips through medication, counseling, 12 steps, what not, with dealing with depression, he'll head back to the old ways of dealing with depression.