Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
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No it won't since that Euro popped dirty for PEDs
Like Ive always argued, thank goodness for VADA catching these cheats
#VADAorNADA
Seems like Wilder needs to stay away from dudes from them Eastern Bloc countries...they all roided up.
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
Black_Jesus
Superstar
I thought Ortiz was doing year round Vada.. why isn't it listed on boxrec like everyone else
World Boxing Council
Following is the list of fighters who were tested from October-December 2016 through the out of competition, random process.
Bellew, Anthony
Bute, Lucien
Browne, Lucas
Duhaupas, Johann
Garcia, Mickey
Groves, George
Badou, Jack
Mendy, Ivan
Nelson Willy (Missed)
Nielsen Patrick
Porter, Shawn
Povetkin, Alexander (Multiple)
Pulev, Kubrat
Santa Cruz, Leo
Smith, Callum
Smith, Ishe
Smith, Stephen
Stiverne, Bermane (Multiple)
Warrington, Josh
* Contracted fights tested under the CBP program in 2016.
Khan-Alvarez
Postol-Matthysse
Golovkin-Lemieux
Vargas-Salido
Golovkin-Brook
Wilder – Povetkin
Povetkin-Stiverne
World Boxing Council
Following is the list of fighters who were tested from October-December 2016 through the out of competition, random process.
Bellew, Anthony
Bute, Lucien
Browne, Lucas
Duhaupas, Johann
Garcia, Mickey
Groves, George
Badou, Jack
Mendy, Ivan
Nelson Willy (Missed)
Nielsen Patrick
Porter, Shawn
Povetkin, Alexander (Multiple)
Pulev, Kubrat
Santa Cruz, Leo
Smith, Callum
Smith, Ishe
Smith, Stephen
Stiverne, Bermane (Multiple)
Warrington, Josh
* Contracted fights tested under the CBP program in 2016.
Khan-Alvarez
Postol-Matthysse
Golovkin-Lemieux
Vargas-Salido
Golovkin-Brook
Wilder – Povetkin
Povetkin-Stiverne
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That's it?!?
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
Last time DLH was in this bad of shape before a huge Canelo fight the ginger took a L 
N its goin happen again in brutal fashion
#mexicanhero:Jccjr:
N its goin happen again in brutal fashion
#mexicanhero:Jccjr:
There's 17 dudes on there!!!!
Oh yeah where's that dude Zlatican? Isn't he holding Mikey's 135 WBC strap?
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Good point,
WBC needs to call up GRJ/Swift/T-Craw (he got the green strap right?)/Wilder and whoever the fukk else aint on the list! ESPECIALLY the Champs!
Now I don't think any of them dudes are using PED's (excessively), but damn at least be taking tests once a quarter.
The list could be misleading though? I guess.
Now I don't think any of them dudes are using PED's (excessively), but damn at least be taking tests once a quarter.
The list could be misleading though? I guess.
Frampton: I Don't Fear Lomachenko, I'd Fight Him at 130-Pounds! - Boxing News
Frampton said: “Lomachenko? Why not? I think what you have to do, when you're involved in fights, they need to be rewarding financially.
“I've done this before and people have given me stick for talking about money, but when you have two young kids and a family, it's important.
“A Lomachenko fight would be financially rewarded and it would be a great scalp if I could beat someone like him. This isn't me calling Lomachenko out, a fighter I'm in awe of, but I don't fear anyone.”
I would love to see this fight
Frampton said: “Lomachenko? Why not? I think what you have to do, when you're involved in fights, they need to be rewarding financially.
“I've done this before and people have given me stick for talking about money, but when you have two young kids and a family, it's important.
“A Lomachenko fight would be financially rewarded and it would be a great scalp if I could beat someone like him. This isn't me calling Lomachenko out, a fighter I'm in awe of, but I don't fear anyone.”
I would love to see this fight
Robert Garcia May Help Chavez Jr. Prepare For Canelo Fight
By Miguel Rivera
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.'s lawyer has spoken with Robert Garcia about the possibility of training the boxer for the May 6th pay-per-view showdown against Canelo Alvarez. And Robert is delighted about that possibility.
Chavez's lawyer, Guadalupe Valencia, also represents several other fighters like Brandon Rios, who was trained for his entire career by Garcia.
"The only one I've talked to is his lawyer, Guadalupe Valencia. He's been talking to me. I also heard the father (Chavez Sr.) discussed that possibility and I know that Julio spoke to Abner Mares and told him that he expected me to train him, but I haven't' spoken directly with Julio Cesar Jr. We have not discussed the possibility of training him," Garcia told ESPN Deportes.
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"To train him for the Canelo fight is something that I would love. I know Julio can do it. For me it's an interesting fight, because if Julio is well prepared he will not have problem making the weight. I think he has a lot to win. He is very big and he's going to be heavier than Canelo. He has twelve rounds to do what he has to do, Julio has to do it."
The only thing that Robert hopes for, in the event he reaches an agreement with Chavez, is that his other top fighters like Abner Mares or Mikey Garcia do not have any fights planned for April, May or June - which could complicate things. The other possibility is that Julio, instead of making his camp at the Otomí Ceremonial Center in Mexico, instead goes to Big Bear or to a cabin in the mountains of California where the veteran trainer just bought Mikey Garcia.
"If the dates are complicated, I'd love to convince him to come to California. Big Bear is an hour or so from me, or maybe there's a camp that Mikey has in the mountains and he could help," said Garcia said.
"Being part of a fight like this I would love. I have faced Canelo's team on one occasion with a smaller fight... it is a challenge. Even though I was born in California I am Mexican, my first language is Spanish, I am tuned in the Mexican-style. It's a challenge for me to go against Canelo and his team, to try to keep improving every time."
- See more at: Robert Garcia May Help Chavez Jr. Prepare For Canelo Fight - Boxing News
By Miguel Rivera
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.'s lawyer has spoken with Robert Garcia about the possibility of training the boxer for the May 6th pay-per-view showdown against Canelo Alvarez. And Robert is delighted about that possibility.
Chavez's lawyer, Guadalupe Valencia, also represents several other fighters like Brandon Rios, who was trained for his entire career by Garcia.
"The only one I've talked to is his lawyer, Guadalupe Valencia. He's been talking to me. I also heard the father (Chavez Sr.) discussed that possibility and I know that Julio spoke to Abner Mares and told him that he expected me to train him, but I haven't' spoken directly with Julio Cesar Jr. We have not discussed the possibility of training him," Garcia told ESPN Deportes.
"To train him for the Canelo fight is something that I would love. I know Julio can do it. For me it's an interesting fight, because if Julio is well prepared he will not have problem making the weight. I think he has a lot to win. He is very big and he's going to be heavier than Canelo. He has twelve rounds to do what he has to do, Julio has to do it."
The only thing that Robert hopes for, in the event he reaches an agreement with Chavez, is that his other top fighters like Abner Mares or Mikey Garcia do not have any fights planned for April, May or June - which could complicate things. The other possibility is that Julio, instead of making his camp at the Otomí Ceremonial Center in Mexico, instead goes to Big Bear or to a cabin in the mountains of California where the veteran trainer just bought Mikey Garcia.
"If the dates are complicated, I'd love to convince him to come to California. Big Bear is an hour or so from me, or maybe there's a camp that Mikey has in the mountains and he could help," said Garcia said.
"Being part of a fight like this I would love. I have faced Canelo's team on one occasion with a smaller fight... it is a challenge. Even though I was born in California I am Mexican, my first language is Spanish, I am tuned in the Mexican-style. It's a challenge for me to go against Canelo and his team, to try to keep improving every time."
- See more at: Robert Garcia May Help Chavez Jr. Prepare For Canelo Fight - Boxing News
The axe murderer
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Manny Pacquiao confirms opponent search remains open
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26 JANUARY 2017
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Despite many reports naming Australian Jeff Horn as Manny Pacquiao's next opponent for the spring, the Filipino himself has taken to social media to ask fans their opinion on who he should face next.
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It was thought Horn was cut and dried to get his opportunity following a link-up between Duco Events and Top Rank, although Pacquiao doesn't seem convinced this is the route to go down.
Of the responses sent back to Pacquiao's post, Horn's name was not on the lips of hardly anyone, which could make promoter Bob Arum think again regarding the eight-weight champion's upcoming contest.
Arum wants Pacquiao to go on a globetrotting tour in 2017 before retiring in December with a match-up against Terence Crawford or Vasyl Lomachenko despite the man himself believing he can fight on in 2018.
Who would you like my next opponent to be?
— Manny Pacquiao (@mannypacquiao) January 25, 2017
An imminent meeting between Pacquiao and Arum should eventually bring the pair back onto the same page, although Horn will face an anxious wait to find out if he will earn a money-spinning clash with the pound for pound star.
A fifth fight with Juan Manuel Marquez has been at the forefront of Pacquiao's mind since his 2012 loss, whilst the Mexican has so far rebuffed his advances to meet again. Marquez would be more likely to happen later in year, if at all, with the likes of Horn, Konstantin Ponomarev and few others in the frame this time around.
The distinct lack of options is not down to Pacquiao himself, but rather promotional issues and fighters being tied up in unifications and mandatory obligations, meaning there's not a lot out there for the 'Pacman' to ponder
Manny Pacquiao confirms opponent search remains open
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Is there any other division apart from heavyweight that has had as many murderous punchers as middleweight? Moving up or otherwise? Julian Jackson, Hagler, Hearn, Ketchel, John Mugabi, Eubank Sr, Nigel Benn, G man, trinidad, triple G, Langford, Sugar Ray Robinson, bob fitzsimons, pipino cuevas, tommy hearns (even at middleweight he had it), Rocky Graziano, Duran, Carlos Monzon, Mayorga (took out vernon), Canelo, mccallum (body snatcher), Roy Jones (at that weight he had heavy hands).
