Pacquiao vs Mayweather Official Thread...May 2nd!!!
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Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
http://www.boxinginsider.com/column...ing-partner-may-signal-manny-pacquiao-future/
This was written a month ago
Can @LeVraiPapi vouch for this.
This was written a month ago
Can @LeVraiPapi vouch for this.
LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
#SOG_soldier
New York knicks and phoenix suns stan
how can a guy that knocked khan out be in the same class as him. The only nikka to beat bradley is PAC (one of the best i have ever seen) how is a nikka that got slumped by Prescott on the same level as king Swift and timmy. Marcos bum ass got one good win under his belt and that was against an unmotivated AB. He clearly is duking AB on the rematch for a reason. Khan and marcos are the same level, but tim and danny are a cut above them ,but clearly behind PAC and MAY.
#SOG_soldier
New York knicks and phoenix suns stan
Nikka he won point blank period. i aint trying to hear all that other BS you talking.the ref saved bum ass tim bradley against prov, didnt he call a legit KD a slip?And bum ass tim bradley was out on his feet in that last round clinging on for dear life. He lost that fight.
Yeah queen khan does suck, but why did tim run from him?
Tim running from the same nikka that gets his ass kicked every other time I watch him fight? LOL
Khan need to build his rep back up and fight kell brook.
#SOG_soldier
New York knicks and phoenix suns stan
i like p*ssy nikka fukk is you talking about. :oword74:Get out this thread you homo
ALEX ARIZA TALKS MAYWEATHER VS. PACQUIAO: "THE OPPONENT THAT WE HAVE NOW...I'VE BEEN IN HARDER FIGHTS"
By Ben Thompson | February 27, 2015
BT: Alex, after six years, are you surprised that the fight is finally going to happen?
AA: I'm very surprised. I didn't think it would happen. I really didn't. I thought there was no way they were going to be able to deal with Bob [Arum].
BT: At one point, it definitely seemed like Bob Arum was heading down a familiar path of pulling the plug and putting the blame on Floyd. What do you think was different this time around during negotiations?
AA: I think we set things in motion, to be honest with you. Once we were able to really put things on front street with the video at the movie premiere, you had everybody starting to ask questions. Other people in the media, Stephen A. Smith on First Take, just everybody was really starting to ask questions. I think we kind of threw a wrench in Bob's plans and people started asking about this mystery contract that never existed. When our opponent was going around saying that he signed the contract, Floyd went and put everything on blast to find out that nothing was signed and there wasn't even a contract drawn up. And Michael Koncz is, you know, liars and thieves will fukking turn on each other, so he turned and blamed it on Bob and said they're just repeating what Bob told them. Floyd really took control of the situation. Bob was checked and told to sit down, shut up, and stay out of the way. That's why this fight is happening and that's why the fans are going to finally get what they deserve.
BT: You're in the unique position of being someone that's been on both sides of the fence. At first, you thought maybe Floyd didn't want the fight, but then, I think it was maybe 4 years ago, you started placing all the blame on Bob Arum. What changed your mind during that 6-year span?
AA: I think originally, just like everybody else, I bought into the whole idea that Floyd didn't want to fight us, but then after the whole thing was made up about Manny being scared of needles and Manny doesn't like his blood taken, it was just one excuse after another after another. I knew none of that was true, so I could just see that it was Bob constantly coming up with these ridiculous excuses. It was always something. We all knew it was Bob, but what could I or anyone on the team do at the time? I did that one interview with you years ago, telling everyone that it was Bob preventing the fight, but I could only say and do so much at the time. This time, not having to worry about the repercussions of Bob blocking me out of camp or not letting me get to my fighter or having guards at the gym where they won't let me in, I could speak more freely. Now that I'm on this side, I could be honest and upfront about things and not have to worry about any ramifications that might prevent me from working with my fighter because Floyd is the boss and that's how it is. He runs the show. He's nobody's puppet and he doesn't buy into what this guy or that guy will tell him to do. Nobody tells Floyd what to do. He tells other people what to do, so there was nothing for me to fear being on this side.
BT: You were still with Manny when he suffered that devastating knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez. He's had three fights since then. Do you think he's the same fighter that he was prior to that loss?
AA: You know, if you talk to the trainers and fighters who know this sport, there's a reason why they're all picking Floyd to win. For me, the guy that I trained five years ago, the guy that was walking through walls and that was literally breaking bones with shots and comatizing people with single shots, the opponent that we have now is a shell of that guy. I know this sounds crazy, I mean, you'd think I'd be nervous, but I feel confident about the program that we have, the way it's evolved and the way that's it progressed. For me, I think I've been in harder fights, to be honest with you. Listen Ben, it's like this, there's a reason why you have guys like Amir Khan, Chavez Jr., Mikey Garcia, Marcos Maidana, Robert Garcia, I mean, there's a reason why these guys know Floyd will win, and it's not because of my strength & conditioning program. It's because Floyd is already a very skilled, mentally strong, very methodical strategist. But in addition to all of that, these guys, that have all picked Floyd to win, have trained with me and have been through my program. They know that not only do I have a fighter that's more skilled than the opponent, but there's no doubt that he'll also be more physically prepared than the opponent as well because they've all been through that. Probably every one of them have had Fight of the Year performances at some point when they were working with me and they all exceeded their own expectations of what they thought they could do. I think they all know that it's just going to compliment everything that Floyd does and the advantages he already has. I think, like I said, that's why trainers and fighters are picking us to win because I think they're seeing just a complete package. It's a numbers thing. When you look at both fighters and you add up the names of the opponents that one fighter has had in his last three or four fights and then you look at our fighter, just look a the level of competition that they had. I mean, it's just very hard for me to see where our weaknesses are in this fight versus our opponent's weaknesses.
BE SURE TO CHECK BACK SOON FOR MUCH MORE FROM STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH ALEX ARIZA
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@seemorecizzy Floyd sipping on Ariza Shakes now breh
He coming in the ring on May 2nd in Prison shape
By Ben Thompson | February 27, 2015
BT: Alex, after six years, are you surprised that the fight is finally going to happen?
AA: I'm very surprised. I didn't think it would happen. I really didn't. I thought there was no way they were going to be able to deal with Bob [Arum].
BT: At one point, it definitely seemed like Bob Arum was heading down a familiar path of pulling the plug and putting the blame on Floyd. What do you think was different this time around during negotiations?
AA: I think we set things in motion, to be honest with you. Once we were able to really put things on front street with the video at the movie premiere, you had everybody starting to ask questions. Other people in the media, Stephen A. Smith on First Take, just everybody was really starting to ask questions. I think we kind of threw a wrench in Bob's plans and people started asking about this mystery contract that never existed. When our opponent was going around saying that he signed the contract, Floyd went and put everything on blast to find out that nothing was signed and there wasn't even a contract drawn up. And Michael Koncz is, you know, liars and thieves will fukking turn on each other, so he turned and blamed it on Bob and said they're just repeating what Bob told them. Floyd really took control of the situation. Bob was checked and told to sit down, shut up, and stay out of the way. That's why this fight is happening and that's why the fans are going to finally get what they deserve.
BT: You're in the unique position of being someone that's been on both sides of the fence. At first, you thought maybe Floyd didn't want the fight, but then, I think it was maybe 4 years ago, you started placing all the blame on Bob Arum. What changed your mind during that 6-year span?
AA: I think originally, just like everybody else, I bought into the whole idea that Floyd didn't want to fight us, but then after the whole thing was made up about Manny being scared of needles and Manny doesn't like his blood taken, it was just one excuse after another after another. I knew none of that was true, so I could just see that it was Bob constantly coming up with these ridiculous excuses. It was always something. We all knew it was Bob, but what could I or anyone on the team do at the time? I did that one interview with you years ago, telling everyone that it was Bob preventing the fight, but I could only say and do so much at the time. This time, not having to worry about the repercussions of Bob blocking me out of camp or not letting me get to my fighter or having guards at the gym where they won't let me in, I could speak more freely. Now that I'm on this side, I could be honest and upfront about things and not have to worry about any ramifications that might prevent me from working with my fighter because Floyd is the boss and that's how it is. He runs the show. He's nobody's puppet and he doesn't buy into what this guy or that guy will tell him to do. Nobody tells Floyd what to do. He tells other people what to do, so there was nothing for me to fear being on this side.
BT: You were still with Manny when he suffered that devastating knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez. He's had three fights since then. Do you think he's the same fighter that he was prior to that loss?
AA: You know, if you talk to the trainers and fighters who know this sport, there's a reason why they're all picking Floyd to win. For me, the guy that I trained five years ago, the guy that was walking through walls and that was literally breaking bones with shots and comatizing people with single shots, the opponent that we have now is a shell of that guy. I know this sounds crazy, I mean, you'd think I'd be nervous, but I feel confident about the program that we have, the way it's evolved and the way that's it progressed. For me, I think I've been in harder fights, to be honest with you. Listen Ben, it's like this, there's a reason why you have guys like Amir Khan, Chavez Jr., Mikey Garcia, Marcos Maidana, Robert Garcia, I mean, there's a reason why these guys know Floyd will win, and it's not because of my strength & conditioning program. It's because Floyd is already a very skilled, mentally strong, very methodical strategist. But in addition to all of that, these guys, that have all picked Floyd to win, have trained with me and have been through my program. They know that not only do I have a fighter that's more skilled than the opponent, but there's no doubt that he'll also be more physically prepared than the opponent as well because they've all been through that. Probably every one of them have had Fight of the Year performances at some point when they were working with me and they all exceeded their own expectations of what they thought they could do. I think they all know that it's just going to compliment everything that Floyd does and the advantages he already has. I think, like I said, that's why trainers and fighters are picking us to win because I think they're seeing just a complete package. It's a numbers thing. When you look at both fighters and you add up the names of the opponents that one fighter has had in his last three or four fights and then you look at our fighter, just look a the level of competition that they had. I mean, it's just very hard for me to see where our weaknesses are in this fight versus our opponent's weaknesses.
BE SURE TO CHECK BACK SOON FOR MUCH MORE FROM STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH ALEX ARIZA
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@seemorecizzy Floyd sipping on Ariza Shakes now breh
He coming in the ring on May 2nd in Prison shape
HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
krackdagawd
Inspire.
ALEX ARIZA TALKS MAYWEATHER VS. PACQUIAO: "THE OPPONENT THAT WE HAVE NOW...I'VE BEEN IN HARDER FIGHTS"
By Ben Thompson | February 27, 2015
BT: Alex, after six years, are you surprised that the fight is finally going to happen?
AA: I'm very surprised. I didn't think it would happen. I really didn't. I thought there was no way they were going to be able to deal with Bob [Arum].
BT: At one point, it definitely seemed like Bob Arum was heading down a familiar path of pulling the plug and putting the blame on Floyd. What do you think was different this time around during negotiations?
AA: I think we set things in motion, to be honest with you. Once we were able to really put things on front street with the video at the movie premiere, you had everybody starting to ask questions. Other people in the media, Stephen A. Smith on First Take, just everybody was really starting to ask questions. I think we kind of threw a wrench in Bob's plans and people started asking about this mystery contract that never existed. When our opponent was going around saying that he signed the contract, Floyd went and put everything on blast to find out that nothing was signed and there wasn't even a contract drawn up. And Michael Koncz is, you know, liars and thieves will fukking turn on each other, so he turned and blamed it on Bob and said they're just repeating what Bob told them. Floyd really took control of the situation. Bob was checked and told to sit down, shut up, and stay out of the way. That's why this fight is happening and that's why the fans are going to finally get what they deserve.
BT: You're in the unique position of being someone that's been on both sides of the fence. At first, you thought maybe Floyd didn't want the fight, but then, I think it was maybe 4 years ago, you started placing all the blame on Bob Arum. What changed your mind during that 6-year span?
AA: I think originally, just like everybody else, I bought into the whole idea that Floyd didn't want to fight us, but then after the whole thing was made up about Manny being scared of needles and Manny doesn't like his blood taken, it was just one excuse after another after another. I knew none of that was true, so I could just see that it was Bob constantly coming up with these ridiculous excuses. It was always something. We all knew it was Bob, but what could I or anyone on the team do at the time? I did that one interview with you years ago, telling everyone that it was Bob preventing the fight, but I could only say and do so much at the time. This time, not having to worry about the repercussions of Bob blocking me out of camp or not letting me get to my fighter or having guards at the gym where they won't let me in, I could speak more freely. Now that I'm on this side, I could be honest and upfront about things and not have to worry about any ramifications that might prevent me from working with my fighter because Floyd is the boss and that's how it is. He runs the show. He's nobody's puppet and he doesn't buy into what this guy or that guy will tell him to do. Nobody tells Floyd what to do. He tells other people what to do, so there was nothing for me to fear being on this side.
BT: You were still with Manny when he suffered that devastating knockout loss to Juan Manuel Marquez. He's had three fights since then. Do you think he's the same fighter that he was prior to that loss?
AA: You know, if you talk to the trainers and fighters who know this sport, there's a reason why they're all picking Floyd to win. For me, the guy that I trained five years ago, the guy that was walking through walls and that was literally breaking bones with shots and comatizing people with single shots, the opponent that we have now is a shell of that guy. I know this sounds crazy, I mean, you'd think I'd be nervous, but I feel confident about the program that we have, the way it's evolved and the way that's it progressed. For me, I think I've been in harder fights, to be honest with you. Listen Ben, it's like this, there's a reason why you have guys like Amir Khan, Chavez Jr., Mikey Garcia, Marcos Maidana, Robert Garcia, I mean, there's a reason why these guys know Floyd will win, and it's not because of my strength & conditioning program. It's because Floyd is already a very skilled, mentally strong, very methodical strategist. But in addition to all of that, these guys, that have all picked Floyd to win, have trained with me and have been through my program. They know that not only do I have a fighter that's more skilled than the opponent, but there's no doubt that he'll also be more physically prepared than the opponent as well because they've all been through that. Probably every one of them have had Fight of the Year performances at some point when they were working with me and they all exceeded their own expectations of what they thought they could do. I think they all know that it's just going to compliment everything that Floyd does and the advantages he already has. I think, like I said, that's why trainers and fighters are picking us to win because I think they're seeing just a complete package. It's a numbers thing. When you look at both fighters and you add up the names of the opponents that one fighter has had in his last three or four fights and then you look at our fighter, just look a the level of competition that they had. I mean, it's just very hard for me to see where our weaknesses are in this fight versus our opponent's weaknesses.
BE SURE TO CHECK BACK SOON FOR MUCH MORE FROM STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH ALEX ARIZA
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@seemorecizzy Floyd sipping on Ariza Shakes now breh
He coming in the ring on May 2nd in Prison shape
"bbbbut boxers don't use weights"
If those Ariza shakes bring back Pretty Boy Floyd.
"bbbbut boxers don't use weights"
We will know if Floyd shows up with the Legendary Bald Fade
"bbbbut boxers don't use weights"
Floyd didn't left weights in jail, he did push ups that's how got swoll like that, they don't even have weights in prisons anymore
krackdagawd
Inspire.
When did I say Floyd lifted in jail nikka
I was talking about Ariza S & C program
krackdagawd
Inspire.
We will know if Floyd shows up with the Legendary Bald Fade
If Boosie Fade Floyd come back I'll change my pic to Floyd by ko
When did I say Floyd lifted in jail nikka
I was talking about Ariza S & C program
you mean stuff like this
boxers don't lift weights like a football player would
weight training and lifting are too different things
bradley lifted weights like that and he can't punch for shyt
weights are used differenlty in boxing
krackdagawd
Inspire.
What's this!?
Could it be!?
THE
The Olympic Gold Medal Winning
Super Six Tournament Winning
168lb Division Cleaning (unlike these pretty boys we beat the best in our division)
Generic EuroCac Destroying
Light Heavyweight Champion Defeating
2014 ESPY Fighter of the Year™ Nominee
#2 Pound for Pound fighter in the World
The Greatest Super Middleweight of all time
Ain't lost a fight since he lost his virginity.
Mr Don't need titles because I run 168 and I'm The People's Champion :sog:
"Andre Ward is not God but he is something similar" Roberto Duran
Andre "Son of God" Ward
using weights?Miss me with that boxers don't lift shyt you spitting
the very same nikka you dikkride was doing heavy dumb bell press in front of my eyes at Red Brick gym in '01 nikka. Every boxer that can afford one has a S & C coach and they do use weights. Cleans/Squats/Deads light/med weight focusing on explosive movements.