That ab stimulus package
Nah....that Ohio stimulus. Easter has his own huge following here, seperate from AB.
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Nah....that Ohio stimulus. Easter has his own huge following here, seperate from AB.
Bro...you are at Big Draw Bob's weight. Zlaticanin wasn't the best at 135, Trouble Man is
And out of the 135lbers whove been here, he's also the biggest draw, has the highest KO ratio, is undefeated, taller, longer, faster, AND has taken flush shots from fighters bigger and stronger than Mikey Garcia has ever fought.....and ate them.
You brought up Salido win as if he didn't come into that fight with 11 losses and 2 draws. Salido is NOT that good, no matter how much y'all bring his name up, he's only known for the JuanMa wins and running from Loma.
Roman Martinez? The same guy who Loma just KOd like it was nothing?
You asking who has Commey beat....who has Zlaticanin beat?
Big Draw Bob is in a higher weight class and is a giant compared to these guys you're naming breh. We have never seen Garcia face a larger opponent than himself who is also faster AND a bigger puncher than anyone Mikey's ever faced.
Have Schaef Dogg contact AB, decide who y'all wanna be the B-Side too...either AB or Big Draw Bob..., and let's see who's right
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Spence: Don't Want To Hear Weight Excuses After I Beat Brook By Keith Idec Kell Brook could’ve moved up. That’s the message Errol Spence Jr. wants boxing fans to remember once he beats Brook on May 20 in Sheffield, England. Brook could’ve advanced from welterweight (147 pounds) to junior middleweight (154), but according to Spence, the British star’s decision to remain at welterweight eliminates any justification for making weight-related excuses. “I don’t wanna hear no excuses,” Spence told BoxingScene.com. “If he needs an excuse, he should’ve moved up.” Spence, the mandatory challenger for Brook’s IBF welterweight title, also offered a reminder that Brook isn’t the only one that has difficulty getting down to 147 pounds. “Most fighters you run into have to lose a lot of weight to make weight,” Spence said. “Nobody walks around at their fight weight. Even me, I’m a big welterweight. Me and Kell Brook are probably the same size. I walked around at 170-plus. I have to drop a lot of weight, too. I don’t see that as a factor at all and I’m not gonna rely on weight drain or him having to lose weight as a factor in the fight.” Spence stands 5-feet-9½, slightly taller than the 5-9 Brook. - See more at: Spence: Don't Want To Hear Weight Excuses After I Beat Brook - Boxing News
Truth.
Which is why I always mentioned that Spence is a Junior Middleweight that boils down to Welterweight. He's like Shawn Porter in that aspect...except he has the physical dimensions for 154.
[VIDEO] KEITH THURMAN SOUNDS OFF ON ANGEL GARCIA'S USE OF N-WORD; GETS DEEP ON HOW HE HANDLED "THE CLOWN" || FIGHTHYPE.COM
"He disrespected a lot of people with his comments...in a professional setting, it definitely was for worse...it's a word that's at the tip of his tongue...he's probably got a pass in his communities to throw the word out in an abundant amount...let the fool be a fool...let the clown honk his horn...at the end of the day, he's going to always be a clown," stated undefeated welterweight champion Keith Thurman, who sounded off on Angel Garcia's use of the N-word. check it out!
"He disrespected a lot of people with his comments...in a professional setting, it definitely was for worse...it's a word that's at the tip of his tongue...he's probably got a pass in his communities to throw the word out in an abundant amount...let the fool be a fool...let the clown honk his horn...at the end of the day, he's going to always be a clown," stated undefeated welterweight champion Keith Thurman, who sounded off on Angel Garcia's use of the N-word. check it out!
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Damn... I forgot to include Anthony Joshua on my p4p list...
Anyways... How would you guys react to Antonio Tarver vs Charles Martin?
Also... Over/Under... Luis Ortiz takes the #1 mandatory fight for the WBC and abandons his mandatory spot with the WBA. Hearn then matches Joshua against Pulev next.
Over/Under... Briggs/Oquendo never gets made and the regular championship evaporates. Their fight instead becomes for the #1 mandatory spot (if they choose to participate in the final eliminator)
Over/Under... Tyson Fury returns in 2017
Over/Under... Deontay Wilder injures his right hand against Gerald Washington
Over/Under... Povetkin will still be allowed to fight in Russia despite being dirty, twice in a row
Anyways... How would you guys react to Antonio Tarver vs Charles Martin?
Also... Over/Under... Luis Ortiz takes the #1 mandatory fight for the WBC and abandons his mandatory spot with the WBA. Hearn then matches Joshua against Pulev next.
Over/Under... Briggs/Oquendo never gets made and the regular championship evaporates. Their fight instead becomes for the #1 mandatory spot (if they choose to participate in the final eliminator)
Over/Under... Tyson Fury returns in 2017
Over/Under... Deontay Wilder injures his right hand against Gerald Washington
Over/Under... Povetkin will still be allowed to fight in Russia despite being dirty, twice in a row
Kauffman-Mansour, Cherry-Douglas Lands on Bounce TV, 3/17
READING, PA - A showdown between exciting heavyweight contenders Travis "My Time" Kauffman (31-1, 23 KOs) and Amir "Hardcore" Mansour (22-2-1, 16 KOs) headlines action on Premier Boxing Champions: The Next Round on Bounce Friday, March 17 from Santander Arena in Reading, PA.
Televised coverage on Bounce begins at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT and will feature former title challenger Edner Cherry (35-7-2, 19 KOs) taking on once-beaten Omar Douglas (17-1, 12 KOs) in a 10-round lightweight bout plus former two-time world champion Steve "U.S.S." Cunningham (28-8-1, 13 KOs) will enter the ring in a 10-round cruiserweight attraction. The most recent Premier Boxing Champions - The Next Round on Bounce (Fri. Feb. 10) reached 1.5 million viewers and delivered series records for viewership.
Reading's Kauffman and Philadelphia's Mansour will meet in a 12-round battle of Pennsylvania-rivals who are looking to go through the other on their way to a world title shot.
"I am very excited for this fight on March 17," said Kauffman. "I am training very hard, and I'm ready to take care of business. This win will get me to the next level. Amir is a tough fighter who has never been in a bad fight. He is a desperate fighter who knows this is his last chance to retain his spot as a heavyweight contender, so I expect to see the best Amir Mansour. I will be very sharp. I expect a better performance than I had against Chris Arreola."
"This is a fight that the heavyweight division needs," said Mansour. "This is two top quality facing off against each other. I am the toughest fighter that he has ever faced, but he is not the toughest fighter that I have faced. I will say that he is one of the best boxers in the heavyweight division. He has tremendous boxing skills, and I am looking forward to mixing it up with someone who can box and fight."
Tickets for the live event, which is promoted by King's Promotions, start at $20 and are on sale now. Tickets are available at the VF Outlet Box Office at the Santander Arena, by phone at 800-745-3000, or online at Ticketmaster.com.
A local attraction fighting out of Reading, Kauffman is the son of longtime trainer and promoter Marshall Kauffman. Kauffman won his first 18 pro fights and put together a 12-fight winning streak before dropping Chris Arreola in a split decision loss that was later ruled a no decision. Kauffman most recently stopped Josh Gormley in two rounds at the Santander Arena in September of last year and he will return to the arena looking to increase his status in the heavyweight division.
An exciting pressure fighter, the 6-foot-1 slugger Mansour is experienced and primed for an opportunity at the best in the division. He went 20-0 before losing a 10-round decision to Cunningham in a fight in April 2014 in which he dropped the former cruiserweight world champion twice. In his next start, Mansour knocked out Kassi in the seventh round. In 2015, he outpointed Joey Dawejko across 10 rounds in May and fought to a draw against unbeaten Gerald Washington in October. His last outing saw him knock down then unbeaten Dominic Breazeale before being forced to withdraw due to an injury.
Cherry, of Wauchula, Fla., enters this fight after a victory of Haskell Rhodes in June of last year and is 11-1 since 2009. His only blemishes since 2007 are losses to Timothy Bradley and Paulie Malignaggi at 140-pounds and his title challenge in 2015 against Jose Pedraza in which he dropped a split decision. Cherry, who was born in the Bahamas, owns victories over Vicente Escobedo, Monte Meza Clay and Wes Ferguson and will look to take down another contender on his way to another title shot.
Fighting out of Wilmington, Delaware, Douglas looks to bounce back after losing a narrow decision to former world champion Javier Fortuna in November. The 26-year-old impressed in his previous two outings when he defeated contender Frank De Alba in a step up fight in 2015 and followed it up with a seventh round knockout of Alexei Collado in June 2016. Douglas has had his last five fights in Pennsylvania after an amateur career that saw him become a five-time Pennsylvania Golden Glove champion.
Representing the great fight city of Philadelphia, Cunningham returns to action after an exciting challenge of cruiserweight champion Krzysztof Glowacki in April. Twice a world champion as a cruiserweight, he defeated Krzysztof Wlodarczyk in 2006 to capture his belt before defending his title against Marco Huck via a twelfth-round TKO. He became a world champion again in 2010 when he stopped Troy Ross in the fifth round. The experienced veteran also owns victories over previously unbeaten fighters Amir Mansour and Natu Visinia and scored a knockdown of Tyson Fury in a losing effort during their 2013 bout.
not a bad Bounce card
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Yunier Dorticos, Caribe Bring Warriors Boxing on Board
Warriors Boxing and Caribe Promotions proudly announce they have teamed up to sign Miami via Cuba's interim WBA World Cruiserweight Champion, Cuba's Yunier Dorticos, to a co-promotional agreement.
The power-punching Dorticos (21-0, 20 KOs), originally from Cienfuego, Cuba, won his interim championship with a "Fight of the Year" candidate TKO 20 over France's tough Youri Kayembre Kalenga in May of last year.
In his seven-year career, the 30-year-old slugger has also held the WBC Latino, WBA Fedelatin and USBA Cruiserweight Championships. Dorticos was also a heavily decorated amateur before defecting to the United States and had 257 bouts. He stands 6' 3" with a massive 80" reach.
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"I have worked hard in my career and Caribe Promotions has helped get me to where I am now. I am a world-class fighter, and that comes with making choices to benefit my career and my team," said Dorticos. "I am excited to join Warriors Boxing as my co-promoter along with my Caribe Promotions, because it gives me to opportunity to be under the guidance of a world-class championship team and take my career to new heights. Together with Caribe Promotions and Warriors Boxing, I will become the best 200-lb undisputed Cruiserweight Champion in the World.
Dorticos is slated to further legitimize his title by facing the WBA's "Regular" World Cruiserweight Champion Beibut Shumenov in his next fight. "My exiting fighting style and punching power will once again show all my fans and the world why I'm called 'The KO Doctor' and my next patient that I will prescribe my medication to is Beibut Shumenov!"
"We are very happy to be working with such a top talent like Yunier Dorticos, whom I consider to be the closest thing to the great Joe Louis in boxing today," said Luis DeCubas, Chief Operating Officer of Warriors Boxing. "I'd like to thank our partner Boris Arencibia for trusting Warriors Boxing to help guide his career. Dorticos will beat Shumenov. He's another terrific Cuban fighter with a very bright future."
"Caribe Promotions is proud to sign Yunier Dorticos to a co-promotional partnership with Warriors Boxing," said Boris Arencibia, President of Caribe Promotions. "With the knowledge, experience and boxing network of Luis DeCubas and Warriors Boxing, we will be able to put our champion Dorticos on top of the world. 'The KO Doctor' is coming to clean up the cruiserweight division and will be recognized has one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world very soon!"
- See more at: Yunier Dorticos, Caribe Bring Warriors Boxing on Board - Boxing News
These fighter graveyard con artists got another prospering fighter in their web
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Bro...you are at Big Draw Bob's weight. Zlaticanin wasn't the best at 135, Trouble Man is
And out of the 135lbers whove been here, he's also the biggest draw, has the highest KO ratio, is undefeated, taller, longer, faster, AND has taken flush shots from fighters bigger and stronger than Mikey Garcia has ever fought.....and ate them.
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Big Draw Bob is in a higher weight class and is a giant compared to these guys you're naming breh. We have never seen Garcia face a larger opponent than himself who is also faster AND a bigger puncher than anyone Mikey's ever faced.
Lmao receipts? Comney can't crack like Mikey can. Oh so Easters the man now because he beat Comney?
And at your last point, everyone was telling Mikey
now that he beat the shyt out of Zlat, Zlat wasn't shyt? 
He's taller and longer, and that's literally all he has on Mikey. Not resume not power, not KO%
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For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Yeah dudes were saying only Valero hit harder around that weight range. He know he packing heat. I just wonder if he gonna move up to 140 or wait for a possible loma bout
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Brook's Coach on Spence: They Also Said Lacy Was Next Big Thing - Boxing News
Will this ever stop? Comparing promising US fighters who travel to the UK for a title fight to Jeff Lacy?
"I’m not saying this will be the same thing," You still made the comparison...
The Lacy narrative is so played how long ago was that they still gassed off the win over struggle ass Porter and his one trick pony style Spence will Ko Brook