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I think Steve Bunce is Harris' twin, and speaks as much sense as Orvil.

He's made an amazing career out of knowing nothing and not really saying anything of note either.

In fact, I'd rather see Keith and Orvil on Inside Sport - they would make more sense.

Would love to see some Pac Man highlights.

Would be great if the undercard was a british festival of boxing, maybe with Witter?!

For Eastman this could rejuvinate his career if can stop Duddy, but he needs to get going early.

I'll go for Duddy UD.

I have to say I think he's getting under Floyd's skin by just standing there chewing his gum!

I think this could all swing it in Hatton's favour or completely the other way as it could well focus Mayweather, which would be very dangerous.

The size of the ring is very interesting as it appears they've made it the size of a tennis court! It will be interesting to see if Ricky can cut off the ring, but conversely could give Ricky plenty of room to move into if he needs to recover.

Regardless of anything else, I think it will be a classic performance by one ro both boxers - reminiscent of the Ben Eubank rivalry of the 90s - never a dull moment.

I do feel that occasionaly he will throw a series of combinations and be at a point where the opponent is there for the taking, then stand back and admire his handy work and let the opponent recover - he also is probably concious of the fact that while he's throwing his combinations he is vulnerable to a counter punch, which at this weight could be lights out.

I think a great fight for him in the next couple of years could be David Haye - they're a similar size, i.e. not big heavyweights, and have contrasting styles, but both with a bit of flamboyance!

He's very much like Danny Williams - they can both turn up in great condition and both train like potential champions, but they sometimes leave their brains in the changing rooms.

This makes fighting them a difficult prospect because you can't be certain what you're up against. A quality fighter should always get the better of his opponent, regardless of any mental inconsitencies they may have, but as Sprott proved against Audley Harrison, he has the power to take anyone out.

I think next year will be a big one for Greenberg, and a loss may actually be good for his career. I would love to see him challange some of the better fighters in the heavyweight division as I do think his speed and footwork can be very exciting.

I also think Greenberg tends to fight to the level of his opponent. He has had some impressive wins against guys the could have been very problematic, but not really impressed against guys he should have put away quickly.

It takes a good smak from his opponent sometimes for him to wake up!

I still think that narring injuries he will challange for the world title within the next couple of years and I would be suprised if he didn't win a veriosn or two of the belt before the end of his career, providing another Mike Tyson doesn't suddenly burst onto the scene.