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By Cliff Rold - Making his debut under the Golden Boy Promotions banner, 30-year old Jr. Welterweight Vivian Harris (29-3-1, 19 KO) of Guyana and 22-year old Noe Bolanos (20-4-1, 12 KO) battled to a “No Contest” after an accidental clash of in round two left Harris unable to continue and likely headed to a hospital. The Friday night contest was hosted at the Desert Diamond Casino in Tucson, Arizona. Both men came into the bout near the Jr. Welterweight limit of 140 lbs., Harris at 141 and Bolanos at 139. [details]
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I really do hope Vivian is OK. He's a very nice guy, always respectful of me when he sees me in the gym. I watch him train all the time at the Hackensack PAL and thought he would be ready for this fight. He throws very short and accurate punches.
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I was looking forward to watching that fight. Hope hes ok though that was horrible...Comment
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yea he got butted hard to the middle of the head on the side. There no bone there or skull to protect the brain. Kinda like when cotto got rocked by demarcus corley and was stumbling all over the place. Its a nasty shot and i heard vivian got koed hes last fights. Time for him to call it a career. Seriously.Comment
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hope he's alright.he was sitting up in the dressing room after so that was a good sign.I just wonder what kind of fan boos a guy being carried out on a stretcher? I do have to say maybe it's time to hang the gloves up.Comment
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His not havin it good lately is Harris...
Wish him all the best....Comment
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I hope Harris turns out to be okay. On a separate note, I was laughing my ass off when Teddy Atlas was putting Golden Boy on blast in the aftermath of the Wilder fight. Everything he said made sense. When you match prospects up that soft, and they go into waters that are somewhat unchartered they often times fold when they do. Those fights were garbage last night.Comment
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I wish him well.Comment
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