JMM vs Scott Harrison on Nov 4 for WBO belt

[xcaret]

boxing skills? yes, entertaining? *yawn*

Im glad you admit it, now stfu before i make you my *****

[kadyo's]

If ever this push through, this is a good development for JMM's career. JMM easily wins this one provided the fight is held outside UK.

[mr. bojangles]

xcaret & katz, you idiots! why don't you just slug it out at the thunderdome or just pm each other..

[daggerdeux]

JMM is too skilled for Harrison and easily outbox him to comfortably decision.

[The Troll]

Harrison walks right through im

[JuicyJuice]

Harrison walks right through im
*Tartan Army *****

Awesome, lol.

[The Troll]

Awesome, lol.

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[JuicyJuice]

dont quote that. It ****s it up. Dont quote the HTML.

Edited.


Harrison needs to drop the Steve Collins disease, though, he's better than that.

[JuicyJuice]

Harrison honestly has skills, he just doesn't use them. He has some nice counter skills, which we've seen flashes of here and there (especially in early career), but he always reverts back to just marauding forward and giving it rough and tumble (square-on and with no lateral movement) and the reason is probably because he he simply couldn't be bothered to box.. or because his head was so screwed up that he couldn't be bothered to think.

He's a natural street brawler, Scott, but he does have pedigree - he did win the junior European featherweight final in '95 and get to the senior European featherweight semi's in '96. I would love him to leave the marauding stuff behind and just concentrate on his boxing, because he genuinely has some nice counter skills in there.

Scott is good, remember he went to MSG at 22 years old and beat the far more experienced Tracy Patterson. Against Thornhill, Scott threw a perfect body shot to finish the job - he looked like the business!

[JuicyJuice]

I bet you people didn't know that Harrison was part of Eubank's entourage for the Tony Thornton fight, did you?