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Big Rufus is gonna give me a daughter named Apple
at this retarded bytch. "There'll be video of it but I won't link it". There is no video because the fight did not happen, you never met no Jamaican boxer or any athletic man ever. You're too damn ugly and socially awkward.
There was no fight in Mtl last night, I looked it up, nothing popped up. Look at all the holes in this hag's story...
So this boxer has the fight on his phone but the club didn't upload it. Why would they send him the fight but not upload it themselves. Anyone they send it to can just upload it to youtube, so it's pointless to tape a fight, send it to your fighter, but not post it on youtube.
Now she says I'd stalk this imaginary dude, but it wouldn't even make a difference since he can find her posts here anyway since her real name has been posted here numerous times along with her twitter, IG, linkedin and all personal info. So her dumb excuse makes absolutely 0 sense.
Learn to lie, bytch. When you lie, you gotta have plausible reasons for why you can't provide receipts. You've contradicted yourself multiple times, and keep backtracking on everything. So sad, like a little kid mentally, but an old c*nt physically.
You would never attempt this kind of trolling in a white forum, you do this here because of that typical cac sense of superiority.
I googled it too and look what I found:
Kovalev stalks tentative Pascal to retain three championship belts with TKO
Kovalev stalks tentative Pascal to retain three championship belts with TKO
HERB ZURKOWSKY, MONTREAL GAZETTEMore from Herb Zurkowsky, Montreal Gazette
Published on: January 31, 2016 | Last Updated: January 31, 2016 12:23 AM EST
Total annihilation. There’s nothing else to say — so dominant was Sergey Kovalev’s performance against Jean Pascal on Saturday night.
Kovalev retained his three light-heavyweight championship belts with a thorough and dominating beating of Pascal in their rematch before 9,866 Bell Centre spectators.
Kovalev scored a technical knockout at 3:00 of the seventh round against Laval’s Pascal — the Canadian’s new trainer, Freddie Roach, failing to allow him to come out for the eighth round.
It was Pascal’s first fight with the legendary Hall of Fame trainer, Roach having worked the corner of 27 world champions, but there was no significant improvement despite the two having trained for eight weeks. If anything, Pascal regressed from the first time he met Kovalev, last March. That night, Kovalev stopped Pascal at 1:03 of the eighth round.
Kovalev improved to 29-0-1 with 26 knockouts, while Pascal now is 30-4-1. Kovalev retained his World Boxing Association, International Boxing Federation and World Boxing Organization belts.
There was a bizarre incident following the main event. World Boxing Council champ Adonis Stevenson jumped in the ring and attempted to get at Kovalev — who called him “chicken” during a post fight HBO interview.
Pascal had talked a good game in the weeks leading up to the bout, constantly accusing Kovalev of being a racist. But in this regard, he couldn’t back up his words. Indeed, he bet Kovalev $50,000 he wouldn’t be stopped before the eighth round. Kovalev is expected to donate that money to charity.
Quite simply, Pascal was too tentative and inactive. Frequently, he lay against the ropes or was trapped in the corner — the kiss of death for any fighter. By the end, Pascal simply was in survival mode. But nobody will ever be able to question his heart or courage.
The tone was set early, when Kovalev connected with a left in the opening round and Pascal went to the canvas. However, referee Michael Griffin of Montreal ruled it a slip. Kovalev scored in the round with jabs to the head and body.
Kovalev scored with a combination in the second round. Although Pascal scored with a left hook to the side of the head, it was a rare thrust against the champ.
By the third round, Pascal was retreating constantly. At the same time, Kovalev was landing more and more to the inside — although Pascal finished well, landing a left.
Kovalev continued the onslaught in the fourth, moving in and out and landing punches before Pascal could retaliate. Pascal was simply too lethargic.
Pascal almost fell in the fifth from a right hand while he was against the ropes. Kovalev looked like a matador, stalking his prey around the ring.
Kovalev’s jab landed at will in the sixth and he connected with an overhand right. Roach said something to Griffin before the seventh round. Kovalev continued scoring with right hands in the round.
His name was JP - Jean Pascal. My story checks out.
See? I'm telling the truth. You just don't believe me. I would have never known about this fight if he didn't mention it to me. I'm not into boxing and know nothing about it.
I don't know anyone else who's into boxing like that so it's impossible I would have known about it. Why would I make this up?
You're weird.
@Barnett114 The bartender tonight said he was going to try to take me home one night in the future. I said "Oh really? You think that's an easy task?" He said "No, that's why I said try."
I was thinking of pulling out my phone to get an audio recording of our conversation cuz I know @Poe Dameron would never believe me
@stirfry220 I have no idea about his boxing record, I just saw 1 fight but I can tell you that he defeated my p*ssy.
My body is sore all over and still recovering
after that shyt
