Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
Tuaminator is such a phucking drama queen
Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
- Thread starter Jesus Is Lord
- Start date
FOTY candidate..........
watched it live like
DLH going to get himself fukked over by Arum watch
That has always been my contention with the results of this fight...you don't take a champion's title with the performance Leonard gave. No way in hell.
iceberg_is_on_fire
Wearing Lions gear when it wasn't cool
Cash Flow is going to be a champ one day.
King P
Legends Never Die
Honestly didn't think Juarez would ever return to the ring.Rocky Juarez in ‘must-win’ Memorial Day fight vs. Rene Alvarado
Olympic silver medalist and title challenger Rocky Juarez will end a nearly two-year ring absence against Nicaraguan featherweight Rene Alvarado on a Memorial Day Golden Boy Live! show as Fox Sports 1 and Fox Deportes salutes the men and women of the Armed Forces with a special edition from the Fort Bliss' Stout Fitness Center in El Paso, Texas.
Juarez (29-10-1, 21 knockouts), who turned 35 in April, was all but retired when he received the offer to face Alvarado (20-2, 14 KOs), a 25-year-old who will be after his fourth consecutive stoppage win since falling by unanimous decision to Jezreel Corrales in January 2013.
"This is definitely a must-win situation. This is a fight where I have already said that if I happen to lose this fight, then that will be it. I'll hang 'em up and just call it quits," Juarez, who his Olympic medal in the 2000 Games, told RingTV.com.
"Before I got the call for this fight, I was already looking into buying and opening up my own gym to start training kids for a living. So I'm planning toward my future. Realistically, I can't fight forever."
Juarez was last in action for an eighth-round knockout of Antonio Escalante in October 2012, ending a run of 0-6-1 that included both a draw and a unanimous decision loss to former featherweight titleholder Chris John as well as a unanimous decision loss to ex-130-pound beltholder Jorge Linares.
"I never expected to be out of the ring for almost two years, but that's just the way that it's happened," said Juarez. "I've been in the gym, and I've been active and busting my butt just for a phone call like this to get myself back into the ring to be able to perhaps accomplish my dream of being a world champion."
Juarez also has suffered defeats to two future hall of famers, a split- and unanimous decision to Marco Antonio Barrera and a unanimous decision to Juan Manuel Marquez.
"Being the fighter that I am, and being a puncher, I always thought that if I could land that one punch, I could finish you. But being a puncher has its pros and cons. That's been my downfall," said Juarez.
"But at the same time, being a puncher, I am always in the fight. I'm just going to go out there and give it everything that I have. I know that I still have more to give, and more to offer."
In addition to Alvarado, who is coming off a ninth-round knockout of Robinson Castellanos in February, there will be action from 24-year-old junior welterweight KeAndre Gibson (9-0-1, 4 KOs) will face an opponent to be determined
The evening will be free for members of the military as several U.S. Army soldier-athletes compete in undercard bouts. The Army's World Class Athlete Program (WCAP) trains and promotes nationally and internationally ranked soldiers who are vying to represent the army and the United States at the Olympic and Paralympic Games guided by head boxing coach and staff sergeant Charles Leverette.
"I have had two family members who served. My nephew, Robert Gonzalez, served in the army, and my cousin, he served in the marines, and I have had uncles that have served in previous wars," said Jaurez. "With God's blessing, they're all okay. They can all sit back on Memorial Day, when it could be my job that day to perform and to let the people who are serving sit back and enjoy the show."
Rocky Juarez in 'must-win' Memorial Day fight vs. Rene Alvarado - Ring TV
I hope Rocky can get that show at and win a world title so he can retire without any regrets about his career. I always liked dude.
it still blows my mind that with all the alphabets and interim titles running rampant in this era rocky has not picked up one fukking belt in his career
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
Murata beats Jesus Angel Nerio by KO in the 6th.
I thought he was going to do it in the first Chris John bout that ended in a draw. Then he almost got John at the last minute in that rematch.
he almost beat barrera for his belt in their first fight tooI thought he was going to do it in the first Chris John bout that ended in a draw. Then he almost got John at the last minute in that rematch.
California Burrito
Slangin' Chorizo
chavez jr. wants to fight on the same day as mayweather 
Chavez Jr. Waiting on Offer From Arum For Sept. 13
Posted by: Salvador Rodriguez on 5/23/2014 .
>>>Click Here For Tons of More Breaking Boxing News, Articles and Insider Information<<<
By Salvador Rodriguez
Former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. is willing to explore the possibility of returning to action on September 13, which is the same day the Floyd Mayweather Jr. is expected to fight.
A few days ago on BoxingScene.com, Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum discussed the possibility of staging an event at The Forum in Inglewood, California - on Mexican Independence Day weekend, and Chavez Jr. being tabbed for the card as the headliner.
Chavez Jr. and Arum were unable to reach a deal for a planned return on July 19th, and the Mexican star is open to reviewing a potential deal for September.
"I have not had any offers so far. I'm still waiting for the offer Bob Arum said he would send to me. As you know, I'll be ready, but I don't know anything about the new offer. I hope that we can reach an agreement."
Top Rank wanted Chavez to face WBA/IBO middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin in July, but there is no confirmation as to the potential opponents for September.
"I just know that the fight would be on September 13, the same day that Floyd fights, but until we have an offer I don't not know," Chavez said.
if chavez jr. would fight ggg on sept. 13th i think floyd and goldenboy would be in big trouble
Chavez Jr. Waiting on Offer From Arum For Sept. 13
Posted by: Salvador Rodriguez on 5/23/2014 .
>>>Click Here For Tons of More Breaking Boxing News, Articles and Insider Information<<<
By Salvador Rodriguez
Former WBC middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. is willing to explore the possibility of returning to action on September 13, which is the same day the Floyd Mayweather Jr. is expected to fight.
A few days ago on BoxingScene.com, Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum discussed the possibility of staging an event at The Forum in Inglewood, California - on Mexican Independence Day weekend, and Chavez Jr. being tabbed for the card as the headliner.
Chavez Jr. and Arum were unable to reach a deal for a planned return on July 19th, and the Mexican star is open to reviewing a potential deal for September.
"I have not had any offers so far. I'm still waiting for the offer Bob Arum said he would send to me. As you know, I'll be ready, but I don't know anything about the new offer. I hope that we can reach an agreement."
Top Rank wanted Chavez to face WBA/IBO middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin in July, but there is no confirmation as to the potential opponents for September.
"I just know that the fight would be on September 13, the same day that Floyd fights, but until we have an offer I don't not know," Chavez said.
if chavez jr. would fight ggg on sept. 13th i think floyd and goldenboy would be in big trouble
@Newzz
Broner out there giving to the needy, tryna repair his image
Either, props to him for the good deed
#BandCamp love the poor, sick, and kids
King P
Legends Never Die
Tell me how I just came across Arum's quotes regarding the Pac/Bradley fight 
Bob said "Tim is a great fighter, but he's not Hispanic"
That Jew just straight threw Black people under the bus with that comment
nikkas might get mad, but he's not really wrong though
Bob said "Tim is a great fighter, but he's not Hispanic"
That Jew just straight threw Black people under the bus with that comment
nikkas might get mad, but he's not really wrong though
smart by arum tbh
split the mexican viewers and try to hurt floyds ppv numbers
not sure if it was someone on here who first said they should try that or was it a podcast i listen to
split the mexican viewers and try to hurt floyds ppv numbers
not sure if it was someone on here who first said they should try that or was it a podcast i listen to
especially taking advantage of the lack of floyd marquee contenders..jews they are so gotdamn shifty lol