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Join Kevin Mitchell on his journey toward a world crown.
That's him driving it.
Kevin Mitchell takes on Khan's conquerer the 8'7 Columbian beanpole Breidis Prescott. Telescope limbed Breidis Prescott will be looking for his second straight destruction of a highly-touted English fighter. Prescott who is seemingly made out of a kind of polystyrene which makes it possible to squeeze his tall frame into the 135-pound weight class will fancy his chances against the game Mitchell who has shown a worrying lack of head movement in recent fights. Kevin Mitchell has also been struggling with inactivity and hand injuries. Whilst he has shown a top class chin to do date, getting hit by Prescott will be the acid test, especially as Mitchell steps up in weight for the first time.
Prescott has to enter the ring as favourite against a man who I find it hard to believe won't look about three weight classes smaller. But, I'm fighting of my urge to lose the faith in what looks like ****** matching - and back Mitchell.
Prescott is ordinary. He does nothing exceptionally well. He can't really fight on the inside. He doesn't actually fight tall. His chin is on a plate - often. Conventional wisdom says he must struggle as much as a bespectled ****** with acne does trying to talk to girls with his quest to make 135 continuously.
Kevin is skilled. And, I'm not sure if he has ever shown his potential in the pro ring. He got hit too much against both Johansson and Estrada but he showed in those fights that he has a good beard and great fighting heart. He can avoid shots when he is on his game and is a good-puncher - whether that translates to a higher weight class remains to be seen but I say it does.
Kevin could be the real winner on Saturday and his name will go up in lights.
War Kevin!!!!!!!!!
That's him driving it.
Kevin Mitchell takes on Khan's conquerer the 8'7 Columbian beanpole Breidis Prescott. Telescope limbed Breidis Prescott will be looking for his second straight destruction of a highly-touted English fighter. Prescott who is seemingly made out of a kind of polystyrene which makes it possible to squeeze his tall frame into the 135-pound weight class will fancy his chances against the game Mitchell who has shown a worrying lack of head movement in recent fights. Kevin Mitchell has also been struggling with inactivity and hand injuries. Whilst he has shown a top class chin to do date, getting hit by Prescott will be the acid test, especially as Mitchell steps up in weight for the first time.
Prescott has to enter the ring as favourite against a man who I find it hard to believe won't look about three weight classes smaller. But, I'm fighting of my urge to lose the faith in what looks like ****** matching - and back Mitchell.
Prescott is ordinary. He does nothing exceptionally well. He can't really fight on the inside. He doesn't actually fight tall. His chin is on a plate - often. Conventional wisdom says he must struggle as much as a bespectled ****** with acne does trying to talk to girls with his quest to make 135 continuously.
Kevin is skilled. And, I'm not sure if he has ever shown his potential in the pro ring. He got hit too much against both Johansson and Estrada but he showed in those fights that he has a good beard and great fighting heart. He can avoid shots when he is on his game and is a good-puncher - whether that translates to a higher weight class remains to be seen but I say it does.
Kevin could be the real winner on Saturday and his name will go up in lights.
War Kevin!!!!!!!!!
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