Link that up brah
Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
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Yep. Easier fights + more money?
That's a no-brainer
That's like if someone told you, "Hey, I'll pay you more money to work for me...AND the work is gonna be easier than what you're doing now. What do you say?"
I dont understand why EVERY Boxer isnt working with Haymon
Lucas left Al Haymon
No fukking way. This nikka need to go to the movies ASAP
They both sucked as far as entertainment value goes.Man why are all these ninjas slandering haymon? Canelo/Floyd a snoozer, but Kovalev/BHop a brilliant battle? :jagsdahell:
that
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
Shane ended Mayorga's career and absorbed his soul like:
He has the spirit of Mayorgo within him now
California Burrito
Slangin' Chorizo
rios vs bradley nov 7th in Vegas hope they make it official 
Bradley better go running back to diaz 
hope they make it official Bradley better go running back to diaz 
I'm just fukkin around breh. I don't think Tim would get down with Jerry Heller.
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KELL BROOK WARNS SHANE MOSELY: "BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR...I MIGHT HAVE TO HURT HIM"
By Scott Smith | September 03, 2015
"Shane is a legend to me. He has come from lightweight, been in with some massive names, De La Hoya, but he is getting on now. He is a legend. He has had a great legacy in the sport and he is coming back, but for me, I don't think he should come back," stated IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook, who responded to recent comments made by three-division former world champion Shane Mosley. Fresh off of his 6th round knockout victory over Ricardo Mayorga, Mosley made it clear that he's serious about making his way back to the top of the sport, calling out both Kell Brook and Juan Manuel Marquez.
"Either Marquez or I would like to fight @SpecialKBrook and snatch the belt from him," Mosley wrote on his official Twitter page. Although Brook is currently scheduled to face Diego Chaves on October 24, Mosley challenge definitely got the attention of the undefeated champion. "If he carries on shouting his mouth off, be careful what you wish for because it could happen. And you know I was a fan of his, but if he carries on, I might have to hurt him a bit," Brook commented during a recent interview on Sky Sports.
KELL BROOK WARNS SHANE MOSELY: "BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR...I MIGHT HAVE TO HURT HIM" || FIGHTHYPE.COM
So he's willing to fight old Shane O'Mac, but no mentioning of Keith Thurman's name?
KELL BROOK WARNS SHANE MOSELY: "BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR...I MIGHT HAVE TO HURT HIM"
By Scott Smith | September 03, 2015
"Shane is a legend to me. He has come from lightweight, been in with some massive names, De La Hoya, but he is getting on now. He is a legend. He has had a great legacy in the sport and he is coming back, but for me, I don't think he should come back," stated IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook, who responded to recent comments made by three-division former world champion Shane Mosley. Fresh off of his 6th round knockout victory over Ricardo Mayorga, Mosley made it clear that he's serious about making his way back to the top of the sport, calling out both Kell Brook and Juan Manuel Marquez.
"Either Marquez or I would like to fight @SpecialKBrook and snatch the belt from him," Mosley wrote on his official Twitter page. Although Brook is currently scheduled to face Diego Chaves on October 24, Mosley challenge definitely got the attention of the undefeated champion. "If he carries on shouting his mouth off, be careful what you wish for because it could happen. And you know I was a fan of his, but if he carries on, I might have to hurt him a bit," Brook commented during a recent interview on Sky Sports.
KELL BROOK WARNS SHANE MOSELY: "BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR...I MIGHT HAVE TO HURT HIM" || FIGHTHYPE.COM
So he's willing to fight old Shane O'Mac, but no mentioning of Keith Thurman's name?
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KELL BROOK WARNS SHANE MOSELY: "BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR...I MIGHT HAVE TO HURT HIM"
By Scott Smith | September 03, 2015
"Shane is a legend to me. He has come from lightweight, been in with some massive names, De La Hoya, but he is getting on now. He is a legend. He has had a great legacy in the sport and he is coming back, but for me, I don't think he should come back," stated IBF welterweight champion Kell Brook, who responded to recent comments made by three-division former world champion Shane Mosley. Fresh off of his 6th round knockout victory over Ricardo Mayorga, Mosley made it clear that he's serious about making his way back to the top of the sport, calling out both Kell Brook and Juan Manuel Marquez.
"Either Marquez or I would like to fight @SpecialKBrook and snatch the belt from him," Mosley wrote on his official Twitter page. Although Brook is currently scheduled to face Diego Chaves on October 24, Mosley challenge definitely got the attention of the undefeated champion. "If he carries on shouting his mouth off, be careful what you wish for because it could happen. And you know I was a fan of his, but if he carries on, I might have to hurt him a bit," Brook commented during a recent interview on Sky Sports.
KELL BROOK WARNS SHANE MOSELY: "BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR...I MIGHT HAVE TO HURT HIM" || FIGHTHYPE.COM
If he fights Shane
Brook im a fan but you are wearing thin 
LAMONT PETERSON VS. FELIX DIAZ JR. AND ANDRE DIRRELL VS. BLAKE CAPARELLO SET FOR OCTOBER 17 PBC ON NBC CARD
By Press Release | September 03, 2015
Former world champion Lamont Peterson (33-3-1, 17 KOs) will return to the ring near his Washington D.C. home as he takes on 2008 Olympic Gold medalist from the Dominican Republic Felix Diaz Jr. (17-0, 8 KOs) in a 12-round bout on Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on NBC on Saturday, October 17 from EagleBank Arena (formerly the Patriot Center) at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.
The televised co-main event begins at 4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT and pits Olympic Bronze medalist Andre "The Resurrected" Dirrell (24-2, 16 KOs) against Australia's Blake "Il Capo" Caparello (21-1-1, 6 KOs) in a 10-round super middleweight bout.
"I'm very excited to be back in the ring, especially close to home in Virginia and fighting on NBC," said Peterson. "I'm happy just to be doing what I love to do. I've been in the gym and I've stayed ready so I'm prepared to give the fans the kind of show they deserve."
"I am very thankful for this opportunity and I know that Lamont Peterson will be my toughest battle so far," said Diaz. "I am confident that at the end of the fight, I will have my hand raised. No disrespect to Lamont, but he has had his opportunity, now it is my time to show the world who Felix Diaz is. I can assure you that the fans will not be disappointed on October 17."
"My motivation to succeed only gets stronger with each fight," said Dirrell. "I fight to win. All I want to see is a belt around my waist. Whatever it takes, whatever I have to do, it'll get done. I will be a world champion! This fight is the next step."
"This is a huge opportunity for me to show the world that I am one of the best 168-pounders in all of boxing," said Caparello. "This is the weight class where I belong. Dirrell is a former Olympian and, like myself, a world title challenger. I expect a very tough fight on October 17, but I know that I will be victorious."
"Lamont Peterson is an elite fighter. He proved it in his disputed loss to Danny Garcia and will come back to face an undefeated Felix Diaz in what should be a great scrap," said Lou DiBella, President of DiBella Entertainment. "Diaz is an Olympic gold medalist from the Dominican Republic with a fan-friendly style; he will bring that to the fight and I expect great action. In the opening bout, coming back from a hard-fought battle with James DeGale, Andre Dirrell returns to action against former world title challenger Blake Caparello, who is now campaigning as a world-rated super middleweight. I expect an excellent night of fights October 17."
"We are thrilled to host the first Premier Boxing Champions telecast in the Washington D.C. area on October 17th," said General Manager of EagleBank Arena Barry Geisler. "The PBC series is leading a renaissance of boxing and EagleBank Arena is excited to participate in their efforts."
Tickets for the live event, which is promoted by DiBella Entertainment in association with HeadBangers Promotions, are priced at $250, $150, $85, $65 and $40, plus applicable service charges, and are on sale tomorrow, September 4 at 10 a.m. ET/. Tickets will be available through all Ticketmaster outlets including the EagleBank Arena box office, online at www.ticketmaster.com and via Phonecharge at 1-800-745-3000. Accessible seating is available for patrons with disabilities by calling 703-993-3035. Please visit www.eaglebankarena.com for more information.
The 31-year-old Peterson will be fighting just minutes outside of his native Washington D.C. and looks to pick up his fifth career victory in the DC metropolitan area. Discovered as a child by trainer Barry Hunter while homeless on the street with his brother Anthony, Peterson has one of the best rags to riches stories in the sport. A pro since 2004, he owns victories over Victor Manuel Cayo, Kendall **** and Dierry Jean in addition to the world title winning performance against Amir Khan, which he successfully defended three times.
A two-time Olympian representing the Dominican Republic, Diaz Jr. won a gold medal at his second Olympic games in 2008 in Beijing. Now fighting out of the Bronx, the 31-year-old has slowly increased the level of his competition, as he owns victories over Emmanuel Lartey, Adrian Granados and most recently Gabriel Bracero in a dominating performance on April 11. Now, he will jump to the world-class level as he looks to prove he belongs at the top of the sport when he takes on Peterson.
An amateur standout ßthat won two U.S. Amateur World Championships in addition to his Olympic Bronze medal, the 31-year-old Dirrell looks to work towards another world-title opportunity on October 17. The fighter out of Flint, Michigan holds victories over Arthur Abraham and Curtis Stevens and only has two narrow losses on his resume.
A crafty fighter out of Victoria, Australia won his first 20 pro fights primarily fighting out of his home country. He owns victories over Michael Bolling, Jorge Olivera, Allan Green and previously unbeaten Robert Berridge. The 29-year-old most recently scored a unanimous decision over Affif Belghecham in June and looks to make it three wins in a row on October 17.
LAMONT PETERSON VS. FELIX DIAZ JR. AND ANDRE DIRRELL VS. BLAKE CAPARELLO SET FOR OCTOBER 17 PBC ON NBC CARD || FIGHTHYPE.COM
@patscorpio The Matrix is back
This is gonna be an good mid-afternoon card before the GGG vs Lemiuex PPV.
By Press Release | September 03, 2015
Former world champion Lamont Peterson (33-3-1, 17 KOs) will return to the ring near his Washington D.C. home as he takes on 2008 Olympic Gold medalist from the Dominican Republic Felix Diaz Jr. (17-0, 8 KOs) in a 12-round bout on Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on NBC on Saturday, October 17 from EagleBank Arena (formerly the Patriot Center) at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.
The televised co-main event begins at 4 p.m. ET/1 p.m. PT and pits Olympic Bronze medalist Andre "The Resurrected" Dirrell (24-2, 16 KOs) against Australia's Blake "Il Capo" Caparello (21-1-1, 6 KOs) in a 10-round super middleweight bout.
"I'm very excited to be back in the ring, especially close to home in Virginia and fighting on NBC," said Peterson. "I'm happy just to be doing what I love to do. I've been in the gym and I've stayed ready so I'm prepared to give the fans the kind of show they deserve."
"I am very thankful for this opportunity and I know that Lamont Peterson will be my toughest battle so far," said Diaz. "I am confident that at the end of the fight, I will have my hand raised. No disrespect to Lamont, but he has had his opportunity, now it is my time to show the world who Felix Diaz is. I can assure you that the fans will not be disappointed on October 17."
"My motivation to succeed only gets stronger with each fight," said Dirrell. "I fight to win. All I want to see is a belt around my waist. Whatever it takes, whatever I have to do, it'll get done. I will be a world champion! This fight is the next step."
"This is a huge opportunity for me to show the world that I am one of the best 168-pounders in all of boxing," said Caparello. "This is the weight class where I belong. Dirrell is a former Olympian and, like myself, a world title challenger. I expect a very tough fight on October 17, but I know that I will be victorious."
"Lamont Peterson is an elite fighter. He proved it in his disputed loss to Danny Garcia and will come back to face an undefeated Felix Diaz in what should be a great scrap," said Lou DiBella, President of DiBella Entertainment. "Diaz is an Olympic gold medalist from the Dominican Republic with a fan-friendly style; he will bring that to the fight and I expect great action. In the opening bout, coming back from a hard-fought battle with James DeGale, Andre Dirrell returns to action against former world title challenger Blake Caparello, who is now campaigning as a world-rated super middleweight. I expect an excellent night of fights October 17."
"We are thrilled to host the first Premier Boxing Champions telecast in the Washington D.C. area on October 17th," said General Manager of EagleBank Arena Barry Geisler. "The PBC series is leading a renaissance of boxing and EagleBank Arena is excited to participate in their efforts."
Tickets for the live event, which is promoted by DiBella Entertainment in association with HeadBangers Promotions, are priced at $250, $150, $85, $65 and $40, plus applicable service charges, and are on sale tomorrow, September 4 at 10 a.m. ET/. Tickets will be available through all Ticketmaster outlets including the EagleBank Arena box office, online at www.ticketmaster.com and via Phonecharge at 1-800-745-3000. Accessible seating is available for patrons with disabilities by calling 703-993-3035. Please visit www.eaglebankarena.com for more information.
The 31-year-old Peterson will be fighting just minutes outside of his native Washington D.C. and looks to pick up his fifth career victory in the DC metropolitan area. Discovered as a child by trainer Barry Hunter while homeless on the street with his brother Anthony, Peterson has one of the best rags to riches stories in the sport. A pro since 2004, he owns victories over Victor Manuel Cayo, Kendall **** and Dierry Jean in addition to the world title winning performance against Amir Khan, which he successfully defended three times.
A two-time Olympian representing the Dominican Republic, Diaz Jr. won a gold medal at his second Olympic games in 2008 in Beijing. Now fighting out of the Bronx, the 31-year-old has slowly increased the level of his competition, as he owns victories over Emmanuel Lartey, Adrian Granados and most recently Gabriel Bracero in a dominating performance on April 11. Now, he will jump to the world-class level as he looks to prove he belongs at the top of the sport when he takes on Peterson.
An amateur standout ßthat won two U.S. Amateur World Championships in addition to his Olympic Bronze medal, the 31-year-old Dirrell looks to work towards another world-title opportunity on October 17. The fighter out of Flint, Michigan holds victories over Arthur Abraham and Curtis Stevens and only has two narrow losses on his resume.
A crafty fighter out of Victoria, Australia won his first 20 pro fights primarily fighting out of his home country. He owns victories over Michael Bolling, Jorge Olivera, Allan Green and previously unbeaten Robert Berridge. The 29-year-old most recently scored a unanimous decision over Affif Belghecham in June and looks to make it three wins in a row on October 17.
LAMONT PETERSON VS. FELIX DIAZ JR. AND ANDRE DIRRELL VS. BLAKE CAPARELLO SET FOR OCTOBER 17 PBC ON NBC CARD || FIGHTHYPE.COM
@patscorpio The Matrix is back
This is gonna be an good mid-afternoon card before the GGG vs Lemiuex PPV.
So he's willing to fight old Shane O'Mac, but no mentioning of Keith Thurman's name?
so this dude responds to Mosley, but not Timmay or Amir or Sometimes? 
Joel probably smashed Monica back in the day & it made Tim uneasy.
Let's just be honest here 90% of the disputes between men usually involve women or money. In this case it's the woman. Tim could not handle the imagine in his head of Joel having sex with his wife. She had a life before Tim.
