King P
Legends Never Die
Broner at 144 with a week to go 
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I guess I started a trend
Like I said...who wouldn't wanna do this?
nikkas been having alot of things they've said come back and make them look silly this week
#RealLife
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Broner at 144 with a week to go
idk he isn't going to be able to re hydrate much if he is that low already. Guess we'll see come fight night.
Who he talking about
By Rick Reeno
Jay Jiminez, manager of undefeated heavyweight contender Luis Ortiz (27-0, 23 KOs), has confirmed to BoxingScene.com that there are ongoing discussions for a potential fall showdown with WBC world champion Deontay Wilder (38-0, 37 KOs).
As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, the fight may potentially land on November 4th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
There are several hurdles to overcome in making the fight happen.
Ortiz is the WBA's mandatory challenger to Anthony Joshua (19-0, 19 KOs), who also holds the IBF, IBO world titles.
Joshua is potentially going to face Wladimir Klitschko in a fall rematch. If Klitschko elects not to exercise his rematch clause, then Joshua intends to fight IBF mandatory Kubrat Pulev.
According to Jiminez, the WBA's mandatory is supposed to come before the IBF's.
Ortiz's promoter, Dade Promotions, is working out the details with the sanctioning body and it may become a legal battle if Ortiz is stepped over in favor of Klitschko or Pulev.
Jiminez indicates that Ortiz is very excited about the possibility of facing Wilder.
"Ortiz knows about it and he's very excited. He really wants that fight with Wilder. He knows it's a dangerous fight, because of Wilder's style - he's very awkward, but he knows what he's up against. He believes Joshua is the easier fight, he's easier to box, while Wilder is a little unpredictable and wild with his punches. We believe Wilder wants the fight, he's not afraid. He's not like Joshua, who's never mentioned Ortiz's name. Ortiz's name has never once come out of Joshua's mouth, the guy is a p*ssy. We don't think Joshua wants anything to do with King Kong," Jiminez told BoxingScene.com.
"Our promoter Dade Promotions, and the lawyers, are handling the issue with the mandatory defense, because Joshua is supposed to face Ortiz next - not Klitschko or anyone else. The WBA's mandatory comes before the IBF is due. There were never special permission given to Joshua, by the WBA, for a rematch with Klitschko. If they skip over Ortiz, then we'll pursue it legally as a violation of the Muhammad Ali Act. We're going to see what happens there, but Ortiz absolutely would love to get in the ring with Wilder. Wilder thinks that he can beat King Kong and now it's time to put his money where his mouth is."
As BoxingScene previously reported, there is an issue on the side of Wilder - because he owes a mandatory defense to Bermane Stiverne (25-2-1, 21 KOs).
Stiverne has hired the managerial team of James Prince and attorney Josh Dubin - to ensure his mandatory shot is secured.
At the moment, Stiverne is standing firm that he's not interested in the idea of working out a step-aside fee.
Stiverne was scheduled to face Alexander Povetkin in a final WBC eliminator last December in Russia. The fight was canceled at the last minute after the WBC was advised that Povetkin had failed a pre-fight drug test.
Back on February 26th, the World Boxing Council ordered the Wilder-Stiverne rematch. Stiverne has been out of the ring since a November 2015 decision win over Derric Rossey.
Earlier this week, the WBC listed Stiverne as one of several fighters who missed a mandatory drug test as part of the organization's Clean Boxing Program. Wilder's team is waiting to receive confirmation if the missed test would invalidate Stiverne's standing as the mandatory challenger. The sanctioning body reportedly holds a missed test on the same violation standing as a failed test.
"I have no idea how Stiverne became Wilder's mandatory. The guy has not fought in almost two years. He missed a drug test with WBC. I don't know what's going on over there, but Ortiz has no problem becoming champion and then facing Stiverne," Jiminez said.
Jay Jiminez, manager of undefeated heavyweight contender Luis Ortiz (27-0, 23 KOs), has confirmed to BoxingScene.com that there are ongoing discussions for a potential fall showdown with WBC world champion Deontay Wilder (38-0, 37 KOs).
As previously reported on BoxingScene.com, the fight may potentially land on November 4th at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
There are several hurdles to overcome in making the fight happen.
Ortiz is the WBA's mandatory challenger to Anthony Joshua (19-0, 19 KOs), who also holds the IBF, IBO world titles.
Joshua is potentially going to face Wladimir Klitschko in a fall rematch. If Klitschko elects not to exercise his rematch clause, then Joshua intends to fight IBF mandatory Kubrat Pulev.
According to Jiminez, the WBA's mandatory is supposed to come before the IBF's.
Ortiz's promoter, Dade Promotions, is working out the details with the sanctioning body and it may become a legal battle if Ortiz is stepped over in favor of Klitschko or Pulev.
Jiminez indicates that Ortiz is very excited about the possibility of facing Wilder.
"Ortiz knows about it and he's very excited. He really wants that fight with Wilder. He knows it's a dangerous fight, because of Wilder's style - he's very awkward, but he knows what he's up against. He believes Joshua is the easier fight, he's easier to box, while Wilder is a little unpredictable and wild with his punches. We believe Wilder wants the fight, he's not afraid. He's not like Joshua, who's never mentioned Ortiz's name. Ortiz's name has never once come out of Joshua's mouth, the guy is a p*ssy. We don't think Joshua wants anything to do with King Kong," Jiminez told BoxingScene.com.
"Our promoter Dade Promotions, and the lawyers, are handling the issue with the mandatory defense, because Joshua is supposed to face Ortiz next - not Klitschko or anyone else. The WBA's mandatory comes before the IBF is due. There were never special permission given to Joshua, by the WBA, for a rematch with Klitschko. If they skip over Ortiz, then we'll pursue it legally as a violation of the Muhammad Ali Act. We're going to see what happens there, but Ortiz absolutely would love to get in the ring with Wilder. Wilder thinks that he can beat King Kong and now it's time to put his money where his mouth is."
As BoxingScene previously reported, there is an issue on the side of Wilder - because he owes a mandatory defense to Bermane Stiverne (25-2-1, 21 KOs).
Stiverne has hired the managerial team of James Prince and attorney Josh Dubin - to ensure his mandatory shot is secured.
At the moment, Stiverne is standing firm that he's not interested in the idea of working out a step-aside fee.
Stiverne was scheduled to face Alexander Povetkin in a final WBC eliminator last December in Russia. The fight was canceled at the last minute after the WBC was advised that Povetkin had failed a pre-fight drug test.
Back on February 26th, the World Boxing Council ordered the Wilder-Stiverne rematch. Stiverne has been out of the ring since a November 2015 decision win over Derric Rossey.
Earlier this week, the WBC listed Stiverne as one of several fighters who missed a mandatory drug test as part of the organization's Clean Boxing Program. Wilder's team is waiting to receive confirmation if the missed test would invalidate Stiverne's standing as the mandatory challenger. The sanctioning body reportedly holds a missed test on the same violation standing as a failed test.
"I have no idea how Stiverne became Wilder's mandatory. The guy has not fought in almost two years. He missed a drug test with WBC. I don't know what's going on over there, but Ortiz has no problem becoming champion and then facing Stiverne," Jiminez said.
housecleaning complete...all those posts are in a separate thread...gotta keep the OG thread free of all that 
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
What happened to all the beef posts?
I jumped to the next page and it all disappeared
Just when I get to enjoying my morning with a cup of fukkery
Anywho, y'all see that new Prichard Colon video? He's more responsive now
I jumped to the next page and it all disappeared
Just when I get to enjoying my morning with a cup of fukkery
Anywho, y'all see that new Prichard Colon video? He's more responsive now
Creflo ½ Dollar
Superstar
What happened to all the beef posts?
I jumped to the next page and it all disappeared
Just when I get to enjoying my morning with a cup of fukkery
Anywho, y'all see that new Prichard Colon video? He's more responsive now
Morning??? Where you at breh?
its in a different thread breh...we gotta keep it boxing and boxing fukkery in the OG threadWhat happened to all the beef posts?
I jumped to the next page and it all disappeared
Just when I get to enjoying my morning with a cup of fukkery
Anywho, y'all see that new Prichard Colon video? He's more responsive now
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
Lubin vs Charlo... huge step up for Lubin. He doesn't have the experience much like Julian Williams didn't. However, much like J-Rock, he's been dominating the opponents he's stepped in with thus far so much that he looks like he could compete with anyone.
But... Charlo is a LION, both are, and I expect him to use his superior experience in dealing with the young Lubin.
But... Charlo is a LION, both are, and I expect him to use his superior experience in dealing with the young Lubin.
black swift lacks experience unless he has a punch that can bother trout...trout took big charlo the distance in a very very close fight..pretty much tony harrison was outboxing him until he hit the wall
..he is one of the few that i think should sit on his title a little bit
black swift lacks experience unless he has a punch that can bother trout...trout took big charlo the distance in a very very close fight..pretty much tony harrison was outboxing him until he hit the wall
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
black swift lacks experience unless he has a punch that can bother trout...trout took big charlo the distance in a very very close fight..pretty much tony harrison was outboxing him until he hit the wall
Black Swift goin finish the Job Jermall started
Jermall getting that Money in the Bank WBC
Swift goin fight Sam Eggington make y'all furious then right after get his belts back from Run Time :Smugswift:
Figgy Back
Verdejo getting that WBO soon as Flanagan stops faking
#AsidesOnly
Black Swift goin finish the Job Jermall started
Jermall getting that Money in the Bank WBC
Swift goin fight Sam Eggington make y'all furious then right after get his belts back from Run Time :Smugswift:
Figgy Back
Verdejo getting that WBO soon as Flanagan stops faking
#AsidesOnly
#SOG_soldier
New York knicks and phoenix suns stan
Don't group danny with the rest of them nikkas
Black Swift goin finish the Job Jermall started
Jermall getting that Money in the Bank WBC
Swift goin fight Sam Eggington make y'all furious then right after get his belts back from Run Time :Smugswift:
Figgy Back
Verdejo getting that WBO soon as Flanagan stops faking
#AsidesOnly
.especially not bum ass figgy. Guerrero was lighting that nikka up b4 his body gave out on him. If Robert was 5 years younger he would have boxed his ears offAnd Charlo only legit win is julian Williams and washed up trout.
Swift Hurd not even top 5 in his division
Verdejo has looked shytty in multiple fights against no names
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