Brodie was. But it was VERY easy to draw Brodie into a war. And what was worse is he marked up so badly. You only had to look at him and he got a black eye. Plus he was never a true featherweight. He couldnt make bantam anymore but he just didnt have the extra strength to deal with a massive feather like Harrison. That guy walked around at welter and more. Harrison was making 126 from the age of 15?!?! Dont ask me how.
For as many deficiences as he had thats word. Scott was willing to fight anyone. He had that true Scottish fighting spirit and would fight anyone at the drop of a hat. Title or not he was in some very entertaining bouts and really showed his class. Its a shame Harrison Arthur never happened as it owuld have been a great fight. When he was at 26 though it was pretty stacked. Even old guys like Medina were still hanging around.
brodie was exciting to watch, juan pablo chacon ko'd kovac in hungary to win the title and scott boxed brilliantly that night against chacon,in my eyes his career performance totally dominated a very very good fighter