Comments Thread For: Ishe Smith Sounds Off on Judging in Las Vegas, Fighting The Best

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Former super welterweight champion Ishe Smith (29-9) will enter the ring for the first time in 2018 when he faces Tony Harrison (26-2) on Friday night at Sam's Town Hotel and ******** Hall in Las Vegas. The fight will be broadcast live on Bounce TV as part of the Premier Boxing Champions series.
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[AdonisCreed]

Ishe Smith is a good fighter I felt like he under achieved after having high expectations early on.

[CLUBBER!]

Ishe Smith is a good fighter I felt like he under achieved after having high expectations early on.

I haven't seen his last couple fights, but what I've seen before that, I thought he ******. Slow, no power, no speed, boring. Maybe he got better since then? I'll have to watch his next fight.

[IRONCHINHAGLER]

Ishe fight coming up - set ur DVR! Next time u have trouble snoozing - watch Ishe fight - GUARANTEED sleep remedy!!

[Eff Pandas]

I don't hate a Lubin vs Smith fight to get made this year. Thats a winnable fight for Lubin that shouldn't be a walk over either.

[Guest]

Ishe Smith has had low punch output in nearly every fight. Even if he had pinpoint accuracy judges notice the lack of activity and penalize him for it.

He's always had good skills but has never been elite. A lot of that is on him for not letting his hands go more often.

[nycsmooth]

The judging in Vegas is the worst in the US then followed by California but to say a statement like many people thought I won the fight makes no sense look how far away the people are sitting from the fight and you can't judge a fight on television... he failed to live up to his potential and he is a good fighter but they're still trying we're he may be still able to do something...

[daggum]

The judging in Vegas is the worst in the US then followed by California but to say a statement like many people thought I won the fight makes no sense look how far away the people are sitting from the fight and you can't judge a fight on television... he failed to live up to his potential and he is a good fighter but they're still trying we're he may be still able to do something...

watching on tv gives you far more accurate angles and views. watching from one set point only gives you one set view. this is why they have multiple cameras. you don't have multiple heads. often times you can only see the fighters backs so thats a ridiculous comment.