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spiritual uk said:

pac man does not look the same fighter since Mayweather brought up his steroid use.

viva carl froch!granite chin and comes to fight.

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i think its just a natural side effect of age and having a full time job as a politician , someone with pacs style only have a certain shelf life , he peeked a few years ago imo and there is only one way after the peak and thats down !

and yeahhh froch is a mans man ! you would need a bat to knock him out lol

Marquez looked great . his shoulders looked especially big. pound for pound Mexicans are the best fighters.
always wanted to see Pacman fight floyd. Thought Manny would kick his ass . always liked manny's fighting style. never liked Floyd. his style makes for boring fights. great defense but not entertaining . seems like an arrogant punk . especially how he talked to his father in that 24/7 episode .
Hoping to see Canelo fight Floyd soon .

double post

floyd would beat the pacman no problem i believe.

a good big man always beats a good little man

spiritual uk said:

floyd would beat the pacman no problem i believe.

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its a shame the fight didnt happen 3 years ago like it should of , i think both fighters have slipped slightly , mayweather is a bit of a cherry picker imo , mayweather should fight Martinez , id give him credit for that if he fought maraviaaa !

i think mayweather is scared to lose , hence the reason he ducked pac man , amd margarito , amd martinez , fighters who could of actually beat him

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Upcoming fight schedule. Whic fights are you looking forward to? Not much right now.


ESPN2
Friday, February 14 2014
Paramount Theatre, Huntington, New York
Chris Algieri vs. Emmanuel Taylor (super lightweight)
Issouf Kinda vs. Jeremy Bryan (super lightweight)

UniMas
Saturday, February 15 2014
Robert Lee Activity Center, Hawaiian Gardens, Calif.
Diego Magdaleno vs. Ernie Sanchez (super featherweight)
Jessie Magdaleno vs. Roberto Castaneda (super bantamweight)
Esquiva Falcao vs. Paul Harness (middleweight)

Showtime (Postponed)
Saturday, February 15 2014
Staples Center, Los Angeles, California
Jhonny Gonzalez vs. Abner Mares (WBC featherweight title)

PPV
Saturday, February 15 2014
Copper Box Arena, London
Dereck Chisora vs. Kevin Johnson (heavyweight)
Tyson Fury vs. Gonzalo Omar Basile (heavyweight)
Hughie Fury vs. Matt Greer (heavyweight)
Vivian Harris vs. Bradley Skeete (welterweight)
Frank Buglioni vs. Gaetano Nespro (super middleweight)

ESPN2
Friday, February 21 2014
Edgewater Casino, Laughlin, NV
ESPN Lightweight Tournament Quarter-Finals
Chris Rudd vs. Yakubu Amidu
Fedor Papazov vs. Petr Petrov
Miguel Gonzalez vs. Miguel Angel Mendoza
Fernando Carcamo vs. Samuel Neequaye

Showtime
Friday, February 21 2014
Wolstein Center, Cleveland, Ohio
Angelo Santana vs. Henry Lundy (lightweight)
Amir Imam vs. Jared Robinson (super lightweight)

Saturday, February 22 2014
York Hall, London, England
Tony Conquest vs. Daniel Ammann (cruiserweight)
Mitchell Smith vs. Mark Evans (super featherweight)
Tom Baker vs. Jamie Ambler (super middleweight)

HBO2
Saturday, February 22 2014
Cotai Arena at the Venetian Macau in Macau, China
Zou Shiming vs. Yokthong Kokietgym (flyweight)
Miguel Vazquez vs. Denis Shafikov (IBF lightweight title),
Simpiwe Vetyeka vs. Akifumi Shimoda (WBA/IBO featherweight title)
Ryota Murata vs. TBA (middleweight)
Egor Mekhontsev vs. TBA (cruiserweight)
Rex Tso vs. Mako Matsuyama (super flyweight)

ESPN2
Friday, February 28 2014
Harrah's Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Indiana
ESPN Middleweight Tournament Quarter-Finals
Donatas Bondorovas vs. Willie Monroe Jr.
Cerresso Fort vs. Vitalii Kopylenko
Brandon Adams vs. Daniel Edouard
Raymond Gatica vs. Sena Agbeko

HBO
Saturday, March 1 2014
Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. Bryan Vera (super middleweight)
Orlando Salido vs. Vasyl Lomachenko (WBO featherweight title)
Juan Diaz vs. Gerardo Robles (lightweight)
Karim Mayfield vs. Francisco Contreras (super lightweight)
Ivan Najera vs. Anronio Capuline (lightweight)
Oscar Valdez vs. TBA (featherweight)
Alex Saucedo vs. Gilberto Venegas (welterweight)
Jerren Cochran vs. Edwin Solis (featherweight)

Saturday, March 1 2014
Getec Arena in Magdeburg, Germany
Robert Stieglitz vs. Arthur Abraham (WBO super middleweight title)

Saturday, March 1 2014
SECC in Glasgow, Scotland
Ricky Burns vs. Terence Crawford (WBO lightweight

Rest in peace Muhammad Ali.

Mayweather vs McGregor is on lmao! 2 of my favorite shit talkers so the build up is going to be insane. I feel a lil sorry for Mac on fight night though. He's going to get seriously tooled and schooled. Floyd will KO him.

No chance BBP, KO or RSF within a round. Schoooled !

SchOOLED!!!!!

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Could be 2,(?)Considering "Verbals in the ring!" & Feeling out Process......... If goes beyond 3 rounds Cmg gasses
But Boxing ! ....... = less Exertions,focusing on one Offence

pac man will beat horn later today

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/boxing/2017/07/01/manny-pacquiao-vs-jeff-horn-live-fight-updates-result/

?^*. He could of done better against " Money " (;

* starts at 4am uk time. 11et ... !?
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Bullshit horn did not win what a load of crap

rolandomota said:

Bullshit horn did not win what a load of crap

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Re-match clause so he will have to back it up either way. I thought it was close.

Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi OI

I saw the fight on you tube about an hour after it happened. Although I knew the result before watching it, I actually scored the rounds with the sound off (as it was in Russian anyway) and I reckon Horn won four rounds, Pacquiao won four rounds and the other four rounds were too close to call.

Out of those four really close rounds, I did what the judges had to do which was score 10 to one or the other and doing that I felt Horn did a fraction more for 3 out of those 4 rounds so it's Horn by decision 115-113, but I'd be happy with a draw too.

I noticed Jeff Horn worked hard from the beginning of the round while Manny would rally in the latter parts of the rounds and this often convinces some watching that it's was Pacman's round. Sugar Ray Leonard was an expert at that, he knew that the last 30 seconds of his stylish flurries would be worth more to the judges than the first two minutes of being out scored. Manny looked old out there and small and let's face it, he looked a shadow of what he was, he doesn't throw enough and he looked slow and without sparkle...it's time to retire champ.

and lots of journos are hating on the judges of Horn vs Pacquiao, but it was a hard fight to score. If you have ever sat in the front row at a fight then it's a whole different view of what is happening compared to modern TV cameras. Being there encompasses not only your visual senses, you hear the ooomph of a good body shot, you can see way better if a punch connected hard or soft, the clarity of everything is amplified compared to sitting at home and watching it online...but being there also means you are clueless if a punch is landed but the shot was blocked by the ref. Maybe the solution is keep the three judges and have another three judges watching the fight live with multi cameras, the two scores on the extremes compared to the average could not count and the fight could be decided on the scores of the four judges..that would work.

horn won that.
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ses ex big Aus champ Jeff fenech

Saul Canelo Alvarez vs some " very hard hitting " European guy this weekend ive heard.?.

GGG his name is lolll retro. He is the favorite
Big KO Possibility .

Allweather ?