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ChocolateGiddyUp
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its true tho.....no one saying jermall not better. because he took him down with skill.
it aint like people saying it was a lucky punch like khan/garcia
I know its true... Its how you're posed to match your young fighters...you throw them in there with a tough veteran to get that experience
Which is why it was regoddamndiculous for Word on the Curb, Bread, N all them other Twitter Sports Newscasters to bytch N complain That Charlo fought Trout
Too busy dikkriding to see Charlo was being brought up correctly
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
where u feel jermall at now? canelo/cotto or could he move up and beat ggg level?
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ChocolateGiddyUp
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A younger Cotto couldn't handle Trout who looked way bigger...Charlo would fukk Cotto up
Canelo I always gives props to...I believe he can beat anybody... Charlo 6ft tall..73 1/2 reach... Hell of a jab... Huge JMW... He ain't running thru Charlo like some here believe
I don't think Canelo power is as good as advertised other wise he would've at least dropped Cotto (I thought Canelo would stop Cotto) N Canelo gasses/takes breaks a good constant jab can win RDS where there is a lot of inactivity
Before I officially started stanning Charlo I said he looks huge
N I'd love to see him move up to 160 N go after GGG...but move up that right way N take 3 fights at 160 first...he does that I'd give him a good shot at GGG I don't see GGG bullying Charlo N if the Opp has power GGG respects N wants to jab...is GGG jab better then Jermalls I don't think it is...it would all depend on Charlo chin which so far has looked good
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
A younger Cotto couldn't handle Trout who looked way bigger...Charlo would fukk Cotto up
Canelo I always gives props to...I believe he can beat anybody... Charlo 6ft tall..73 1/2 reach... Hell of a jab... Huge JMW... He ain't running thru Charlo like some here believe
I don't think Canelo power is as good as advertised other wise he would've at least dropped Cotto (I thought Canelo would stop Cotto) N Canelo gasses/takes breaks a good constant jab can win RDS where there is a lot of inactivity
Before I officially started stanning Charlo I said he looks huge
I don't see GGG bullying Charlo N if the Opp has power GGG respects N wants to jab...is GGG jab better then Jermalls I don't think it is...it would all depend on Charlo chin which so far has looked good
mall has tasted good power....but he needs a next level shyt.
if brook stayed at 154 that woulda been okay. nelo would be okay power wise too.
I think he should Jacobs first or andy lee and david lemieux to taste some great mw power before going after ggg.
The Ring is like the Xmen of forums, everyone has a different power or ability that they contribute with.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
@Yuzo is like cyclops who strategizes and reviews the danger room tapes
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
@patscorpio is like wolverine because no matter how many times the people he stan loses he regenerates and comes back stronger
Turbo Fists aka Gary Russell Jr for example. After catching the Loma work, he came back and beat Jhonny Gonzalez
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Browne looked like shyt in his last fight on the undercard of Spence/Algeri, he gotta take a step up eventually to see what he got but I expect Top Dog to spark him
Marcus Browne vs. Williams eyed for March 18 at MSG - The Ring
Undefeated light heavyweight Marcus Browne is in training to face Thomas Williams Jr. in a compelling crossroads fight that is being eyed for March 18 at Madison Square Garden on the undercard of Gennady Golovkin’s middleweight championship with Danny Jacobs, RingTV.com has learned.
Gary Stark Sr., who trains Browne, is preparing Browne for the all-southpaw match-up with Williams. Browne, a 2012 U.S. Olympian, hasn’t received a date for that fight, other than the first quarter of 2017, Stark said. However, a source told RingTV.com that Browne-Williams will take place in March and that March 18 seems to be the preferred destination at this time, though it may not be on the HBO PPV telecast.
“That’s the opponent we’re supposed to fight,” Stark said in a phone interview of Williams. “This is a super big step-up. This kid can fight so we have to be so ready for this fight. He has to be mentally ready. With his skills, he can beat anybody. It’s just his mind. He has to be mentally rough for this fight. The last fight — we should have stopped that kid. We probably should have walked through that kid. I don’t know what was on his mind.”
Staten Island’s Browne (18-0, 13 knockouts) hasn’t fought since he won a controversial split decision against previously undefeated Radivoje Kalajdzic on April 16 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn in which both men tasted the canvas. Maryland’s Williams (20-2, 14 KOs) last fought against light heavyweight titleholder Adonis Stevenson on July 29 in an entertaining brawl. Though Williams was knocked out in the fourth round with a devastating left land, he had his moments. Thus, Williams, 29, represents a considerable leap in caliber of opposition for Browne, Stark acknowledged.
Stark said that Browne, 26, was going through a number of personal issues without elaborating back in April and that he may take Browne out of New York to prepare for the bout with Williams. Browne is currently back in the gym and is set to start sparring in another two weeks and will probably work with fellow undefeated light heavyweight Charles Foster (12-0, 7 KOs) of Connecticut, who is a southpaw, Stark said. “That hurt him,” Stark said of the personal issues plaguing Browne in April. “For this fight, he has to be clear of all problems so he can just focus on the fight. This fight will put him on the map.”
Marcus Browne vs. Williams eyed for March 18 at MSG - The Ring
Undefeated light heavyweight Marcus Browne is in training to face Thomas Williams Jr. in a compelling crossroads fight that is being eyed for March 18 at Madison Square Garden on the undercard of Gennady Golovkin’s middleweight championship with Danny Jacobs, RingTV.com has learned.
Gary Stark Sr., who trains Browne, is preparing Browne for the all-southpaw match-up with Williams. Browne, a 2012 U.S. Olympian, hasn’t received a date for that fight, other than the first quarter of 2017, Stark said. However, a source told RingTV.com that Browne-Williams will take place in March and that March 18 seems to be the preferred destination at this time, though it may not be on the HBO PPV telecast.
“That’s the opponent we’re supposed to fight,” Stark said in a phone interview of Williams. “This is a super big step-up. This kid can fight so we have to be so ready for this fight. He has to be mentally ready. With his skills, he can beat anybody. It’s just his mind. He has to be mentally rough for this fight. The last fight — we should have stopped that kid. We probably should have walked through that kid. I don’t know what was on his mind.”
Staten Island’s Browne (18-0, 13 knockouts) hasn’t fought since he won a controversial split decision against previously undefeated Radivoje Kalajdzic on April 16 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn in which both men tasted the canvas. Maryland’s Williams (20-2, 14 KOs) last fought against light heavyweight titleholder Adonis Stevenson on July 29 in an entertaining brawl. Though Williams was knocked out in the fourth round with a devastating left land, he had his moments. Thus, Williams, 29, represents a considerable leap in caliber of opposition for Browne, Stark acknowledged.
Stark said that Browne, 26, was going through a number of personal issues without elaborating back in April and that he may take Browne out of New York to prepare for the bout with Williams. Browne is currently back in the gym and is set to start sparring in another two weeks and will probably work with fellow undefeated light heavyweight Charles Foster (12-0, 7 KOs) of Connecticut, who is a southpaw, Stark said. “That hurt him,” Stark said of the personal issues plaguing Browne in April. “For this fight, he has to be clear of all problems so he can just focus on the fight. This fight will put him on the map.”
Bread still seem heart broken about his boy getting that Charlo fade.
How the fukk you got Jrock winning 3 rds when he got dropped early.
How the fukk you got Jrock winning 3 rds when he got dropped early.