Comments Thread For: Peterson's Trainer: Fight Against Errol Spence Will Turn Into a War

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The vast majority of boxing fans seem to expect Errol Spence Jr. to handle Lamont Peterson pretty convincingly Saturday night. Barry Hunter has the opposite perspective on their 12-round welterweight title fight. Peterson's lifelong trainer worked with Spence when the unbeaten IBF champion was an amateur and also knows him well.
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[Andre_parker1]

lamont's good but i got spence winning by tko!

[FinitoxDinamita]

Spence is going to be within punching range and without any head movement. Peterson should take advanatge of this.

[Dean_Razorback]

going to war vs a guy like spence is a bad idea when you have no power like lamont.

[Edward90]

I have been reading many comments on articles about this fight and I am surprised that so many people think Peterson is going to win or make it all 12. These same people will be back here talking about how Peterson wasn't a good win afterwards. It always happens in these fights...

[AdonisCreed]

Lamont definitely has the tools to give Spence some problems. I see Spence winning this one. Like I've said before I wouldn't be surprised if Spence gets Lamont out of there early by KO. And I also wouldn't be surprised if it turned into a true battle of wills.

[Butch.McRae]

Exchanging with Spence is a fool's errand

[Nightfall]

Peterson needs to go to the body if he can. he has a shot to win but he absolutely needs to hit the body.

[Nomadic]

If it's all war, Man Down. (Peterson)

[Thraxox]

I have been reading many comments on articles about this fight and I am surprised that so many people think Peterson is going to win or make it all 12. These same people will be back here talking about how Peterson wasn't a good win afterwards. It always happens in these fights...

Man everybody is expecting for Spence to bulldoze lamont. He is way passed his prime and is coming off in a 2 year lay off. Of course Spence isn't going to get the same credit as beating a Prime and Active Peterson.