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If this fight happens this is the main event to me, I still like Tony Harrison alot despite the slip up to Nelson and this is a pretty big step up for Hurd to see if he levels up.



"Slip up"?:jbhmm:

I called that Nelson W before it happened.


Wasn't no slip up, or Harrison would've wanted to run it back. Willie Nelson is just better than him. He took Harrison's, Yudel Johnson's, and John Jackson's 0.
 

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"Slip up"?:jbhmm:

I called that Nelson W before it happened.


Wasn't no slip up, or Harrison would've wanted to run it back. Willie Nelson is just better than him. He took Harrison's, Yudel Johnson's, and John Jackson's 0.
*checks Nelson's birthplace*
Oh...
 

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If this fight happens this is the main event to me, I still like Tony Harrison alot despite the slip up to Nelson and this is a pretty big step up for Hurd to see if he levels up.




yeah two big boys of the jmw go at it.

im happy this division picking up..... like @krackdagawd said "when the last time u saw boxers counter counters like jrock/charlo nd end in a ko":wow:

they just need to fight more consistent.....:salute:
 

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*checks Nelson's birthplace*
Oh...

What do you know...Ohio beat Michigan like usual:smugbiden:


Nelson's resume > Tony Harrison's, he beat Tony Harrison, and Harrison never even wanted to avenge his L....that's not a slip up, or Harrison would've wanted to run it back :manny:

Nelson is a top notch gatekeeper at 154...Harrison didnt have the keys to beat him:yeshrug:
 

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Been training since the night he signed the contract

He goin weigh in at 163 jus to :troll: cinnamon toast crunch


Fight night weigh in at 190 looking like Mexican Drago :smugjccjr:


when he hit 163 n wonder why his body ain't working like it was in his early/mid 20s
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weight in looking like

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ends the night like

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:mjgrin:
 

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the thing with people going on and on about GGG- Brook is prior to that fight you'd only find a few people on here that didnt think Brook was overrated for various reasons even after beating someone who was/is highly touted at WW for the belt..he has good moments against GGG who ppl think is overrated and now its "Brook was handling GGG :mjgrin:"..nevermind the fact that GGG broke the man's eye socket :francis:..and its back to Brook will get wiped out by Spence because of that
Say names pat,

Difference between Floyd/RJJ and Triple G chin is the same as everything else, never been tested by top competition :yeshrug:
 

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the bleach boy back

Tureano Johnson returns on Vargas-Berchelt undercard - The Ring

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lol its always something diff with pac camp. "arum said this but we wanna do this" lol u can tell arum want him to fight craw but pac/koncz like naww.

Pacquiao says he won’t fight four times in 2017: ‘I’m not a robot’


MANILA, Philippines – Manny Pacquiao says he won’t be fighting four times in 2017, despite the plan Top Rank Promotions CEO Bob Arum had outlined in earlier interviews.

Arum had told numerous outlets earlier this month Pacquiao would fight in April against Australian Jeff Horn, followed by a fight in July in Russia, a fight in Europe in September, with a fight in November or December serving as the final fight of his career.

During a conversation Monday afternoon at his office in the Philippines Senate, Pacquiao said that schedule wouldn’t be practical.

“I’m not a robot. I’m human. To fight twice a year is hard for me; how much if I fight four times a year? It’s gonna be impossible,” said the 38-year-old Pacquiao (57-6-2, 38 knockouts), who spends more of his time these days as a legislator in his home country than hitting the punch mitts in the gym.

That’s just Arum doing wishful thinking on a possible tour. But there’s no way we can cope with that because of Manny’s schedule,” added Pacquiao’s adviser Michael Koncz.

Koncz said their plan is to fight twice this year, with the second fight coming in October or November to fit with a break in the Senate, and to fight once or twice in 2018 before assessing their next step.

“Then Manny and I will sit down; we’ll see how those fights go and decide whether we’ll continue or that’s it,” said Koncz.

Meanwhile, Pacquiao says his next fight against Jeff Horn (16-0-1, 11 KOs), which is scheduled for April 22 (April 23, Philippines time) isn’t yet finalized, but expects his next fight to be set “within two weeks from now.”

“Once we get a venue, we’ll confirm an opponent. So there’s nothing definite on either a venue or an opponent,” adds Koncz, who says the next fight could land in Australia, Abu Dhabi or Dubai.

Pacquiao says he hadn’t previously heard of Horn, a native of Brisbane and a 2012 Olympian, prior to his name being brought up as a potential challenger for his WBO welterweight title.

“This is my first time to hear his name,” said Pacquiao, who would be facing his first opponent who wasn’t previously or currently a world titleholder in 10 years, since his April 2007 fight against Jorge Solis (who later became a 130-pound titleholder).

Koncz also hadn’t previously heard of the WBO’s No. 2 contender but says, as Pacquiao ages, it’s unwise to take chances with overlooking any opponent they face.

“Every opponent is a dangerous opponent at this time in Manny’s career because you don’t know when he’s gonna get old. If you put it on paper and compare it to Manny’s schedule, it doesn’t match. But again, you can’t just go by what’s on the paper,” said Koncz.

When asked about the WBA/WBC welterweight title unification bout between respective undefeated titleholders Keith Thurman and Danny Garcia, set for March 3, in Brooklyn, New York, Pacquiao picked Garcia to win. He says he’d take a fight against the winner if offered.

“I’m ready to fight anybody,” said Pacquiao.


Pacquiao says he won't fight four times in 2017: 'I'm not a robot' - The Ring
 

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"Slip up"?:jbhmm:

I called that Nelson W before it happened.


Wasn't no slip up, or Harrison would've wanted to run it back. Willie Nelson is just better than him. He took Harrison's, Yudel Johnson's, and John Jackson's 0.

Nah Harrison was green af and he was ahead like comfortably.
That fight was the perfect example of how unpredictable boxing can be.

He improved since I think second time he wouldn't get carried away and would beat Nelson easily. That fight was no Khan vs Garcia when one fighter intentionally works for counters and timing, Nelson was losing most of the rounds clearly Harrison is just green so he got carried away but otherwise he is a better boxer than Nelson currently.


Idk how Harrison vs Hurd will play out, exciting matchup, sink or swim for both of them
 
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