RAY WINSTONE, a former boxer who has become a box office hit, has given his seal of approval to world title hopeful Kevin Mitchell. [Click Here To Read More]
Comments Thread For: Mitchell: "Beating Up Katsidis Will Put Me On The Map"
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Mitchell_katsidis will be a great fight, i see katsidis winnign this by UDRAY WINSTONE, a former boxer who has become a box office hit, has given his seal of approval to world title hopeful Kevin Mitchell. [Click Here To Read More] -
It will be good fight but Katsidis i think is much stronger than MitchellRAY WINSTONE, a former boxer who has become a box office hit, has given his seal of approval to world title hopeful Kevin Mitchell. [Click Here To Read More]Comment
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Is it me or has Katsidis gotten better after losing to Juan Diaz, and while Juan Diaz's career is going down the drain Kats is career is getting better. If Kats loses against Mitchell, his career will be down the ****ter too. This is a big opportunity for both men. I think Kats is looking really good now, tighter defense and still throws bunches of punches too, and leaves himself less open though.
Or does he only look like that because he isn't fighting Casamayor or Juan Diaz level opponents?Comment
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to me, this is about how good is mitchell more than Katsidis.
If mitchell is as good as many think he is, then he will win. If not Katsidis wins.
easily said but thats about itComment
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I don't know enough about Mitchell but I'm surprised that so many people favor him to win. Katsidis has definitely gotten better each time out since losing to Juan Diaz and he should be the favorite in my opinion.Comment
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I think so too, Mitchell is untested and new to the weight.
im surprised people have such a low opinion of KatsidisComment
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Despite what his detractors say, Katsidis has definitely tightened up his defence over the past year. It's obviously not on the Wright/Clottey/Abraham level, but it's also not as atrocious as it once was - especially during the Casamayor fight, where there were so many holes in his guard it was laughable, and anyone could've picked him off. Against Chavez and Escobedo, his guard was leaky but that'll always be part of his style. He's inevitably going to get hit at some point, but so do plenty of offensively-minded guys like Pacquiao.Is it me or has Katsidis gotten better after losing to Juan Diaz, and while Juan Diaz's career is going down the drain Kats is career is getting better. If Kats loses against Mitchell, his career will be down the ****ter too. This is a big opportunity for both men. I think Kats is looking really good now, tighter defense and still throws bunches of punches too, and leaves himself less open though.
Or does he only look like that because he isn't fighting Casamayor or Juan Diaz level opponents?
For Diaz, he tried a tighter guard but it seemed to backfire on him for 2 reasons - firstly, because he wasn't used to fighting from such a closed-up stance, it didn't allow him to get his massive shots off like before. This in turn gave Diaz more opportunity to get his own (weaker) shots off and score more points to get the rounds. Counterpunch city. Secondly, Kats was visibly gunshy after that Casamayor KO, and we all know that he normally loves to get into a scrap - i.e. Earl and Amonsot a year prior.
If Mitchell ends up meeting the Kats who showed up against Escobedo, the former is in for a rough and nasty night. WAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR!!!Comment
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There's a pretty common feeling Katsidis is only one foolhardy rush away from being KO'd i.e. Casamayor. There's also his tendency to cut. That's why all his opponents fancy themselves against him and the odds-makers are nervous of picking him.
I read the other day a British referee is officiating, which is disastrous news for Katsidis. Every UK fight I watch there's one set of rules for the home guy and another for the visitor. Katsidis needs a knock-out to win this one.Comment
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