Its 2017 N today's topics been
JMM vs
One Eye Willie N Emmanuel Taylor
No Zab comeback talks?? Flab Chad fights on Saturday tell me he's back
Like reading an episode of 2000 WCW Nitro on here
Hey Lucas confirmed for that piece of shyt main event masquerading as a superfight improved the quality of the card ten fold...you should be relievedIts 2017 N today's topics been
JMM vs
One Eye Willie N Emmanuel Taylor
No Zab comeback talks?? Flab Chad fights on Saturday tell me he's back
Like reading an episode of 2000 WCW Nitro on here
Rounds 1-11 and minute 3 of round 12 wereat the 12th Rd when Chavez Jr finally put hands on Sergio and dropped him.
tho brehhey don't shoot the messenger brehWhat was proven in fights 2-3??.. both fights could've went either way.. they just didn't go his way..
Floyd won on the scorecards
Bradley won on the scorecards
But Marquez cant cause its a conspiracy???
The whole world knew where he's gonna be that weekend tho... It doesn't have to be an inside job like that
Booth Wonders if Haye Will Fade in Second Half With Bellew
By Edward Chaykovsky
Adam Booth trained two division world champion David Haye for the majority of his pro career.
Haye, 36-years-old, resumed his career last January after being inactive since July of 2012. Since returning, Haye has only had three one-sided rounds in the ring.
The London fighter, now trained by Shane McGuigan, will return to the ring on Saturday night at the O2 Arena, in a real grudge match against WBC cruiserweight champion Tony Bellew, who moves up to the heavyweight division to take the fight.
Haye's age, combined with his inactivity and lack of ring time since returning, is a big concern for Booth.
For the record, Booth is picking Haye to win by knockout - but the veteran trainer is not as confident if the contest makes it to the second half.
Bellew has made similar predictions in recent weeks. If he's capable of weathering the early storm from Haye's heavy hands, Bellew believes the former world champion will physically fall apart in the second half of the contest.
"It [his prediction] has to be David Haye, because I've been his coach since he was 16 up to the age of 30-whatever so if I don't pick him now, it will just look like I'm being bitter," Booth told Sky Sports. "He is very, very heavy handed and we don't know how much fight he has in him, and he won't know until he actually gets tested - especially with his injuries.
"If you are putting smart money on it, you'd have to pick David to win early, but if Tony can cope with that heavy-handedness and drag him into a fight after the mid-stage... Tony is battle-hardened over the past few years, whereas David has probably become battle-softened and the second half could expose that.
"It's definitely a fight of Haye's heavy-handedness and sharp-shooting style, getting to grips with it early and winning, or can Bellew withstand that assault - what is going to get slung on him - and drag it into a dogfight in the second half?"
- See more at: Booth Wonders if Haye Will Fade in Second Half With Bellew - Boxing News
During a recent interview with GQ Magazine, Joshua was asked to address the rumors that he was knocked out in sparring by Olympian Lawrence Okolie and badly rocked in a separate session by 19-year-old heavyweight prospect Daniel Dubois.
A few months ago, David Price stated in several interviews that he practically knocked Joshua out in a past sparring session. Joshua confirmed the incident, but also stated that it happened several years ago when he was still an amateur and Price was a pro.
Joshua would neither confirm or deny the incidents with Okolie and Dubois, but he also made it known that he's not beyond the realm of taking damage during sparring sessions, and his main agenda during sparring is not to inflict maximum damage but rather to experience actual fight scenarios.
“In my code, the fighters’ code, it is not good to talk about sparring. If someone invites you to spar, they are inviting you into their secret camp, their inner circle. So I don’t think it is fair to betray that trust by talking about it... I don’t go in there to prove a point. If anything, I like to take more punishment because that is how I learn about myself," Joshua said.
"What is the point of going into sparring and beating everyone up, when in a real fight the tables might turn and I don’t know how to handle it? I want to practice what it feels like to be hit and hurt. You have to learn how to defend, to be slick when the punches are raining down.”
- See more at: Anthony Joshua on Rumors He Was Knocked Out in Sparring - Boxing News
But you going into sparring and getting KTFO and badly rocked breh, you not defending or "handling" anything
Also, you're exposing the fact you don't have a great chin over and over again, because if you can be KOd by lesser opps in SPARRING gloves.....what happens when you facing Deontay Wilder in real gloves
Anthony Bruno
#BombZquad
@Black_Jesus JMM is gonna keep running away with that 1 win, but if this was true,
JMM messing the money up
Manny aint knocking out nothing
