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my thoughts exactly...
and about this late may bullsh*t you right, it sounds like Arum just trying to get some type upper hand in this matter...i'm really starting to despise this *uck;
manny and whoever else are stupid, given him their loot to promote and negotiate for them...
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playmaker88 wrote: »fixed............
nah it was cool how i had ? ! lol -
I dont think its gonna happen, maybe one more fight for each and then Floyd fights after jail sentence
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Boxing on espn3 website fight fans..
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playmaker88 wrote: »? damn @ that knock out ill have a link to that..
This kid knocked dude out twice.. made that ? lean hard.. hit him again. .and put the hook on that ? so nice.. that when dude got knocked out his legs were crossed like he was laying back watching tv..
Everybody goes nite nite
Saul Rodriguez
word!! i gottta see that -
judah will be fighting in a IBF title eliminator bout! smh damn this ? get more chances than anybody!
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Timothy Bradley: If Miguel Cotto makes 147, I'll fight him
http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&opt=printable&id=48163 -
Timothy Bradley: If Miguel Cotto makes 147, I'll fight him
http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&opt=printable&id=48163
i dont think cotto can make 147 but if he can i wouldnt mind seeing him and bradley -
Khan whined his way to WBA ordering immediate rematch
Pete can always drop the belt though and say ? em -
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Sergio: Pacquiao, Chavez Jr. are puppets of Arum, 'cowards'
Sergio Martinez said at a Wednesday presser at Madison Square Garden that he will dedicate his March 17 fight to battered women. That's the sweet side of the Argentina-born hitter, who is seen as the best middleweight in the world, but he has a saltier side as well.
Martinez, who fights Irishman Matthew Macklin on St. Paddy's Day, with an edge, had hard words for Manny Pacquiao, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and their promoter, Bob Arum. "The public and the fans are getting really tired of who's fighting who, 'will Pacquiao fight Mayweather, and will Mayweather fight Pacquiao.' I give up on that, I don't want to be involved in the discussion who's fighting who. I believe it's time for not only talk but action and if by any chance anyone wants to fight me, let's sit and talk about it, the weight and the division. But I'm getting really sick of it and I believe it's doing wrong for boxing," he said through interpreter Sampson Lewkowicz.
He scoffed at Pacquiao's continued adherence to the line that he is merely the fighter, and that his promoter is in charge of making the fights. "This is an act of cowardice by Manny and Chavez, they say only what the promoter says," Martinez said. "I'm my own man, the champion, I would never ask the permission of my promoter. If you want the fight, take the fight, don't say "my promoter," that's a coward's talk. Both of them ... Chavez and Pacquiao are a puppet of Bob Arum. I'm not a puppet for Lou DiBella. I'll fight anyone, that is the difference. I don't ask Lou which one he wants me to fight, I speak myself, and when anyone's challenge makes sense, I will do it."
The 36-year-old hitter also said that he won't fight for the WBC's honorific belt, the "diamond" belt, and is holding out for the real thing. Chavez Jr. holds that strap now, and puts it on the line Feb. 4 against Marco Antonio Rubio. The WBC has said that they want Junior and Martinez to face off next, should each win their respective fights.
Martinez, though, isn't holding his breath. "Chavez will never fight me," he said. "He's afraid."
The boxer did talk sweeter when speaking of his relationship with HBO; that relationship seemed fractured last week, but a breakfast meeting yesterday smoothed things over. "It was the first time in three years any executive from HBO met with me like that," said Martinez, who said he was dumping the cabler last week at a presser.
The fighter didn't really want to entertain what fight might come post-Macklin, and potential foes like Pacquiao or Mayweather. He said Macklin deserves more respect than that.
http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/boxing/post/_/id/864/sergio-pacquiao-chavez-jr-are-puppets-of-arumcowards
Sergio throwin' flames. Cant' argue against any points he made. -
Timothy Bradley: If Miguel Cotto makes 147, I'll fight him
http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&opt=printable&id=48163
Id like to see it if Flolyd fights Canelo -
rap doctor wrote: »Khan whined his way to WBA ordering immediate rematch
Pete can always drop the belt though and say ? em
i hope he knocks khan out with a body shot -
mustafa ameen a trill ? ....
but now he gotta go to a hearing...
http://espn.go.com/boxing/story/_/id/7450696/man-center-amir-khan-appeal-attend-ibf-hearing
ESPN.com: Boxing [Print without images]
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Mustafa Ameen to attend IBF hearing
Associated Press
LONDON -- Lamont Peterson's manager accused Amir Khan of being a sore loser in the wake of the British boxer's loss to the American in a light-welterweight title fight and attempt to appeal the decision.
Khan lost his IBF and WBA belts to Peterson on a split decision after being docked two points for pushing in the Dec. 10 fight in Washington. He's appealing the scoring and questioned the presence of a "mystery man" distracting judges at ringside.
Mustafa Ameen will explain why he was near the judges at a hearing next week, the IBF said Wednesday.
Barry Hunter, who is also Peterson's trainer, said his fighter is disappointed with the "unprofessional manner" of Khan's complaints.
"Khan blames everyone and everything but his performance and lack of ability to make adjustments in the ring for his loss," Hunter said in a statement.
"He claims that the ring announcer privately stated he won, then that the referee's discretionary actions should be overruled, then a mystery man in a black hat with no association to the Peterson camp somehow affected the outcome of the bout, and also that the judges did not score the bout correctly. Each claim is boldly false.
"We will not let these foul tactics take away from Lamont's hard work, dedication and monumental victory."
After not commenting about the "mystery man," the IBF released a statement Wednesday identifying him as Ameen, who participates in unpaid voluntary work with its program for retired fighters.
The governing body said Ameen had no business being ringside during the fight and confirmed he will be present at the hearing "to explain his actions and what transpired during the bout between him and Mr. Welsh."
Khan cited footage that showed Ameen next to Peterson and his team as they celebrated the victory in the ring after the fight.
"Mustafa Ameen is in no way, nor has he ever been, affiliated or associated with anyone within Team Peterson," Hunter said.
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rap doctor wrote: »
quoting so ? see this -
rap doctor wrote: »quoting so ? see this
Manny either fight floyd or just retire! -
Yeah, I read that interview earlier this morning. When it is all said and done, I think both Mayweather and Pacquiao want to fight. Arum is the one who doesnt want to risk his cash cow, but ? that, Manny needs to man up the same way he did when he demanded to fight De La Hoya.rap doctor wrote: »quoting so ? see this
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this ? stood out to me...cuz i've been saying this ? for years.....years my ?
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Yeah, I read that interview earlier this morning. When it is all said and done, I think both Mayweather and Pacquiao want to fight. Arum is the one who doesnt want to risk his cash cow, but ? that, Manny needs to man up the same way he did when he demanded to fight De La Hoya.
yep because arum didn't want to make manny/oscar.
? arum didn't make floyd/oscar, thats why floyd left top rank. -
smh is all i can do..
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Floyd Joy Mayweather .......... Dead
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lmao!!!!!!!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRE4QvgxBbo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lre4qvgxbbo