Chris Byrd makes his lightheavyweight debut on Friday. How do you think Byrd will do in this division?
Chris Byrd at 175 lbs
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Chris Byrd at 175 lbs
6He'll be the dominate fighter in the division0.00%0He'll be competitive with the top talent at 17550.00%3He'll beat the easier opponents but fail at the top0.00%0Byrd is over the hill and won't last long at 17550.00%3The poll is expired.
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I haven't found one online parlor that is putting up odds on this fight. I think Byrd is looking past George. Byrd is coming down from heavyweight after being in a career of big fights against a little-known fighter who is hungry and doesn't even know anything about him. Shaun George is no slouch. He's had some bad breaks in his career, the last one being Eric Harding pulling out the week of the fight this December. Nobody gives him a shot, but he's coming to fight a young man's fight against a guy on his last leg.Comment
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I haven't found one online parlor that is putting up odds on this fight. I think Byrd is looking past George. Byrd is coming down from heavyweight after being in a career of big fights against a little-known fighter who is hungry and doesn't even know anything about him. Shaun George is no slouch. He's had some bad breaks in his career, the last one being Eric Harding pulling out the week of the fight this December. Nobody gives him a shot, but he's coming to fight a young man's fight against a guy on his last leg.
If the odds are tempting, I'll put a bet down on Shaun. His record is pretty good when he fights at 175.Comment
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George only fought at cruiserweight because he was ranked at that weight. This was when the division was 190 pounds, now it's 200. Guys like Haye and Maccarinelli are huge compared to George.
He hasn't fought on TV in a while, since the Richard Hall fight. That was the worst I had seen him, he usually is more active. George is a guy who needs to be motivated because he can fight down to the level of his opponent at times. Here I think he will fight up to the level of his opponent.Comment
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