Creflo ½ Dollar
Superstar
I dnt see the issue. 2 over the hill greats in their respective crafts trying to fight each other for legacy and a decent payday (I assume). It would be more competitive than Floyd vs McGregor.
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I dnt see the issue. 2 over the hill greats in their respective crafts trying to fight each other for legacy and a decent payday (I assume). It would be more competitive than Floyd vs McGregor.
coming with Lacy again...
around here we talk about jeff left hook lacy with respect breh
Tide Run This
Veteran
GGG stuttering on ESPN when asked why he don't move up and fight ward. 
He buried Canelo though
He buried Canelo though
reservoirdogs
Superstar
No disrespect...around here we talk about jeff left hook lacy with respect breh
but British cats alway mentioning Lacy like a broken record whenever a situation like this emerges, that's why I said
David Haye vs. Tony Bellew To Be Shown Live By AWE
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The action begins at 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT.
Haye (28-2, 26 KO's) of London, England is the former WBA/WBC/WBO world cruiserweight champion as well as the former WBA World Heavyweight champion.
Bellew (28-2-1, 18 KO's) of Liverpool, England is the current WBC Cruiserweight champion.
This has been a grudge match that has been brewing since Bellew stopped BJ Flores in October, and had an altercation with Haye, who was sitting at ringside.
The two will settle the score on Saturday from a sold old 02 Arena in London.
AWE LIVE Boxing features live world title championship and elimination bouts showcasing today's most exciting fighters. Since the inception of AWE's live boxing events in 2011, and has featured over 50 world class title fight. AWE has earned multiple Boxing Writers Association of America nominations for "Fight of the Year" and has featured over thirty world class boxing events.
In 2013, AWE showcased all live bouts featuring heavyweight David Price. AWE aired live the stunning upsets of Tony Thompson over David Price, along with Adonis Stevenson and Tony Bellew cards, who fought each other for the light Heavyweight championship; 2008 Olympic Gold Medal winner James DeGale.
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@LauderdaleBoss we're about to eat good once again..WealthTV
That's 1 fight crossed off the list, for those of yall that mentioned him as a potential opp vs AB.....him and Devon Alexander are automatic "no fights"
Lamont Peterson Reiterates: I'll Never Fight Adrien Broner
by David P. Greisman
Lamont Peterson and Adrien Broner shared an arena in February, and they are once again sharing a division now that both have moved from junior welterweight to welterweight. But they will not be sharing a ring — unless it’s in sparring.
“It’s a tight friendship,” Peterson told BoxingScene.com, reiterating why a fight between him and Broner will not happen. “We train around each other a lot. His coach is in my corner when I fight. My coach is in his corner when he fights.”
They’ve known each other for quite some time.
“I remember him from the amateur days when he was really, really young. He was maybe 9 or 10 years old. I was in my teens,” said Peterson, who is now 33 while Broner is 27. “I didn’t see him for a long time, but when I had training camp for getting ready for Timothy Bradley, we had brought him in for sparring. He was pretty good work.
“He’s a good kid. I kind of took to him, tried to teach him a few things about being a professional. Watching him progress and go through the ranks and become a champion, then a champion in multiple divisions, it was cool to see that whole thing unfold.”
Peterson outpointed David Avanesyan on the undercard in Cincinnati on Feb. 18, and then Broner took a split decision over Adrian Granados in the main event.
“I honestly didn’t get a chance to see the fight yet. I maybe saw three rounds max,”
Peterson said. “From what I did see, it’s pretty much what I expected. I expected for it to be a grueling fight. From what I saw, they were working on the inside pretty good throwing punches. Adrien was trying to time him coming in. I knew that Granados would put a lot of pressure on.” Peterson is now 35-3-1 with 17 KOs. He is hoping to face other big welterweight names — which is a long list, even with Broner not being an option.
- See more at: Lamont Peterson Reiterates: I'll Never Fight Adrien Broner - Boxing News
Lamont Peterson Reiterates: I'll Never Fight Adrien Broner
by David P. Greisman
Lamont Peterson and Adrien Broner shared an arena in February, and they are once again sharing a division now that both have moved from junior welterweight to welterweight. But they will not be sharing a ring — unless it’s in sparring.
“It’s a tight friendship,” Peterson told BoxingScene.com, reiterating why a fight between him and Broner will not happen. “We train around each other a lot. His coach is in my corner when I fight. My coach is in his corner when he fights.”
They’ve known each other for quite some time.
“I remember him from the amateur days when he was really, really young. He was maybe 9 or 10 years old. I was in my teens,” said Peterson, who is now 33 while Broner is 27. “I didn’t see him for a long time, but when I had training camp for getting ready for Timothy Bradley, we had brought him in for sparring. He was pretty good work.
“He’s a good kid. I kind of took to him, tried to teach him a few things about being a professional. Watching him progress and go through the ranks and become a champion, then a champion in multiple divisions, it was cool to see that whole thing unfold.”
Peterson outpointed David Avanesyan on the undercard in Cincinnati on Feb. 18, and then Broner took a split decision over Adrian Granados in the main event.
“I honestly didn’t get a chance to see the fight yet. I maybe saw three rounds max,”
Peterson said. “From what I did see, it’s pretty much what I expected. I expected for it to be a grueling fight. From what I saw, they were working on the inside pretty good throwing punches. Adrien was trying to time him coming in. I knew that Granados would put a lot of pressure on.” Peterson is now 35-3-1 with 17 KOs. He is hoping to face other big welterweight names — which is a long list, even with Broner not being an option.
- See more at: Lamont Peterson Reiterates: I'll Never Fight Adrien Broner - Boxing News
This guy must be a troll
A UK fighter of all people criticising American for pushing "hypejobs"?
coming with Lacy again...
And how many U.K. Hypejobs have got they issue from an American fighter
He worried about the wrong shyt has anyone see the deal finialized yet?
RoidJonesJr
Superstar
is this the co feature? this is what that card is all about for me anyways..fukk canelo and jr..lets hope to a return to glory for lucas
Black_Jesus
Superstar
is this the co feature? this is what that card is all about for me anyways..fukk canelo and jr..lets hope to a return to glory for lucas
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
as one of the few who is not high on either its only natural i look for a true silver lining on this cash grab/cherry pick
...if i wanna see real mexican fighting ill rewatch that fire HBO card from a month ago