Comments Thread For: Ivan Dychko Wipes Out Maurice Harris With One Punch

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A heated crosstown welterweight rivalry was decided tonight in front of a near sellout crowd at Hard Rock Event Center at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida, as Miami's Harold "King" Calderon (17-0, 10 KOs) out-worked and out-punched Miami's formerly undefeated John David "Pretty Boy" Martinez (10-1, 8 KOs)
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[Flabble Scrote]

Geez is this the same Mo Harris that was maybe on his best day "the next Malik Scott" like twenty years ago?
Noooo

[SN!PER]

This mofo bigger than Tyson Fury.

[joe strong]

Maurice Harris should stick to being a professional sparring partner. He has had that mentality since the late 90s. He was looking for a place to lay down asap so he could cash his check. He once had a lot of skill but lacked the drive to put it to good use in the professional ranks. He fought a few & sparred with a lot of top HWs the last 25 years...

[joe strong]

Geez is this the same Mo Harris that was maybe on his best day "the next Malik Scott" like twenty years ago?
Noooo

Yes it is...youtube his classic fight with Derrick Jefferson..

[4truth]

Don't think the author of the article even saw the fight.

A right hand followed by a solid left hook is described as -

landed a glancing right hook and Harris elected to look for a soft spot to land.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7umNrE3gMuo

[BigZ44]

Big Dyc needs a step up

[Flabble Scrote]

Yes it is...youtube his classic fight with Derrick Jefferson..

wow I never saw that, he made his debut at 16 and that was his 10th loss at age 23 geez, looks like he was a decent counterpuncher but left himself open when left hooking , he could have been a contender if he'd been brought along right but really he was too small for heavy I guess.
Tough dude, definitely a disservice to compare to Malik Scott

[joe strong]

Don't think the author of the article even saw the fight.

A right hand followed by a solid left hook is described as -



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7umNrE3gMuo

I watched it. Harris is like Sprott & Danny Williams at this point. Had skills at one time but is simply there to cash a check as soon as possible...

[joe strong]

wow I never saw that, he made his debut at 16 and that was his 10th loss at age 23 geez, looks like he was a decent counterpuncher but left himself open when left hooking , he could have been a contender if he'd been brought along right but really he was too small for heavy I guess.
Tough dude, definitely a disservice to compare to Malik Scott

He had a lot of losses but he fought a lot of decent HWs. He was a top sparring partner for a lot of HWs. He started as a LHW. He was matched tough early. Dale Brown went on to win a CW world title. He beat David Izon, Jimmy Thunder & had a close razor thin loss to Larry Holmes. Beat Jeremy Williams & Liakhovich, Derric Rossy. Was mostly a pro sparring partner for top HWs.