HUSSEIN VOWS TO END REIGN OF HARRISON
Nedal Hussein has promised to provide his own fireworks when he challenges Scott Harrison in Glasgow on November 5.
Hussein is confident the WBO world featherweight title will be heading back Down Under with punching more powerful than the Scottish fighter has ever experienced in his career.
And the 27-year-old can certainly back up his boast with a staggering 14 first-round knockouts - 20 stoppages inside three rounds - in a 41-fight career.
"Harrison won't know what hit him when I start landing with my punches," he said. "I don't care how long the fight goes, it could be in the first round or the 12th round, one things for sure it will not go to points because Harrison will be knocked out.
"He's never faced a puncher like me in his career. Victor Polo, William Abelyan, Walter Estrada, those guys can't punch like I can and Harrison knows it.
"He will need rockets of his own to cope with me but he just doesn't have the punch to stop me."
With only two losses in his career - against Manny Pacquiao, whom he floored but lost to on a hotly disputed cuts decision, and Oscar Larios - Hussein is confident he will claim Harrison's title.
"I've been in with two of the best around that weight in Larios and Pacquiao and Harrison doesn't even come close to them," he added.
"I feel that I'm at my best when I'm 130lb. Against Larios and Pacquiao I was at 126lb and didn't feel that strong but you will see the difference when I fight Harrison.
"I've seen his fights against Manuel Media and Michael Brodie and I know he likes to come forward and attack which will be a big mistake against me.
"Harrison's reign is over and it's now my turn to take over the division."
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I'm not sure on this one?...
... I've always thought Nedal Hussein fought at bantamweight or super-bantamweight, so at first I thought "Bull**** to this fight!" But after having a little look at his resume, he's hopped about all over the weight classes.
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This could be an interesting little match up.
Nedal Hussein has promised to provide his own fireworks when he challenges Scott Harrison in Glasgow on November 5.
Hussein is confident the WBO world featherweight title will be heading back Down Under with punching more powerful than the Scottish fighter has ever experienced in his career.
And the 27-year-old can certainly back up his boast with a staggering 14 first-round knockouts - 20 stoppages inside three rounds - in a 41-fight career.
"Harrison won't know what hit him when I start landing with my punches," he said. "I don't care how long the fight goes, it could be in the first round or the 12th round, one things for sure it will not go to points because Harrison will be knocked out.
"He's never faced a puncher like me in his career. Victor Polo, William Abelyan, Walter Estrada, those guys can't punch like I can and Harrison knows it.
"He will need rockets of his own to cope with me but he just doesn't have the punch to stop me."
With only two losses in his career - against Manny Pacquiao, whom he floored but lost to on a hotly disputed cuts decision, and Oscar Larios - Hussein is confident he will claim Harrison's title.
"I've been in with two of the best around that weight in Larios and Pacquiao and Harrison doesn't even come close to them," he added.
"I feel that I'm at my best when I'm 130lb. Against Larios and Pacquiao I was at 126lb and didn't feel that strong but you will see the difference when I fight Harrison.
"I've seen his fights against Manuel Media and Michael Brodie and I know he likes to come forward and attack which will be a big mistake against me.
"Harrison's reign is over and it's now my turn to take over the division."
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I'm not sure on this one?...

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This could be an interesting little match up.
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