hopefully some1 pulls out and Najar Ali wins the toss, then he'll win but as it stands i'm going for Mike Robinson
Honestly thought the two best Prizefighters have been the two lowest weights: Super Bantamweight (Casey) and Super Featherweight (Buckland). It suits smaller fighters the way form goes.
Surely there's only one winner - usman ahmed. very skilful boxer, a real talent amongst this bunch of nobodies and can certainly take a punch is this right?:think
Prizefighter has run its course i feel on way way to much for anybodys good, probably won't watch it tomorrow
prizefighter suits young tall skilful boxers who are drawn in the 1st half.anybody stats on the boxers?
Don't know if Haskins has the style to win this, he can look pretty negative at times and take long breaks from action. Didn't see his fight overseas last time up but I don't expect that he's changed his style that much. Have seen Nathan Reeve box locally. Was talking to his promoter who had big hopes for him. He's pretty inexperienced but has looked a decent box-fighter so far. Over the short distance could seem him being competitive against most of the lads in this, but couldn't back him to win.
I've gone for Farrag in my preview for undisputed, local lad, good prospect, think he can pull off a shock. Haskins obviously a danger but see him being outworked over the shorter distance. The draw will give someone an easier passage if say Lyon and Haskins get drawn together but think Farrag can do it.
Haskins has got this one, I'm sure of it. Hes been trainig well, and will come out banging. Back to his old agressive style.
Who is this wanker? bunch of nobodies so Ryan Farrag the ABA finalist at under 57 is a nobody the kid who beat Luke Campbell our representitive at London 2012? Mike Robinson the man who was robbed of a victory againts undefeated Ashley Sexton on the Haye/Klitschko undercard? Lee Haskins British champion shall i go on? Nobodies i forgot your three time aba champion MUG:happy is this right?:think[/quote]