He's launching a smoothie line?
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He's launching a smoothie line?
No doubt in my mind that Gonzalez is the superior boxer but the last fight made me wonder that at super fly , and against a bigger and stronger opponent like Rungvisai he's much less effective. Still, I think he'll adjust and get a points victory. Fight of the year probably for me last time out.
Also think Estrada has too much for Caudras.
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Anyone have a stream for the Canelo vs. Golovkin fight?
there will be tons next week
What a dumbass, i was convinced it was tonight! its been a long week, lol.
your not the only one, i was convinced it was tonight
Heartbreaking KO for Gonzalez. One weight too much?
Let's get ready to rumble.....
Another surprising loss for Chocolatio. Think now is probably the time to retire, it will be hard to bounce back from that KO and be a reckoning in that division. Inoue would beat him and probably get the KO as well.
Still think he should go down as a future HOF for his past achievements.
Excellent night of boxing that was, Usyk won in Germany as well against Huck.
Still think he should go down as a future HOF for his past achievements.
Excellent night of boxing that was, Usyk won in Germany as well against Huck.
Some great action over the weekend. I love Chocolatito so obviously sad to see him KO'd so brutally but he's had a great career and is a lock for the Hall of Fame. I think his loss is a combination of his tough fights catching up to him whilst fighting bigger, fresher guys and Rungvisai is a tough as hell fighter. Hits hard as hell, can take punishment and has tons of courage.
Estrada-Cuadras I really enjoyed. I was near ringside and saw Estrada win clearly as he landed all the big punches. Seems it was closer on TV, but I had it 116-111. I gave Cuadras 3 of the first 4 and the last round. Estrada is an excellent boxer and throws great combinations. I'd compare him almost to Marquez in style. I can't wait for him and Runvisai. Cuadras always makes you work because he has a lot of movement and he's a busy fighter. I'd like to see him face Viloria next.
Inoue looked superb and perhaps is the guy with the highest ceiling. Somewhere down the line he'll face the Estrada-Rungvisai winner.
Estrada-Cuadras I really enjoyed. I was near ringside and saw Estrada win clearly as he landed all the big punches. Seems it was closer on TV, but I had it 116-111. I gave Cuadras 3 of the first 4 and the last round. Estrada is an excellent boxer and throws great combinations. I'd compare him almost to Marquez in style. I can't wait for him and Runvisai. Cuadras always makes you work because he has a lot of movement and he's a busy fighter. I'd like to see him face Viloria next.
Inoue looked superb and perhaps is the guy with the highest ceiling. Somewhere down the line he'll face the Estrada-Rungvisai winner.
Most excited I've been for a fight in an awful long time. Both guys are just so likeable.
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Mines works. Yours doesn't
Ahh .... I see mine was from a 3rd party site and HBO probably had it taken down.
It's an excellent episode, I imagine even a casual fan would be somewhat taken in by it. Be interesting to see if they have a little push at the weigh in, might get a few more buys though I think there's too much class and respect there.
Yeah, too much class. No gimmicks required here.
For purists no.
Haven't watched it yet but will do so tonight. I really want to re-watch the Estrada-Cuadras fight too and a couple of GGG and Canelo fights this week to get my juices flowing for Saturday.
Just watch canelo Kirkland over and over again.
A lot of the HBO videos aren't available in the UK
Rungvisai is improving and Chocalatito is declining and that was the difference. Well that and Rungvisai's punching power. Still, Gonzalez has been a joy to watch all these years.
Estrada was a class above Caudras who is game, but was otherwise dominated. Fight went as expected. Almost had a fit when they called it for Caudras. Vegas, fecking hell.
Inoue was so impressive. He's got serious power and all the shots too. A superstar in the making.
Estrada was a class above Caudras who is game, but was otherwise dominated. Fight went as expected. Almost had a fit when they called it for Caudras. Vegas, fecking hell.
Inoue was so impressive. He's got serious power and all the shots too. A superstar in the making.
It was in LA. Luckily, LA is one of the fairer places when it comes to judging. Like I said, everybody at the fight had Estrada by between 3-5 points but HBO had Cuadras by a point. I heard British TV had Estrada fairly wide and were surprised by HBO's card? HBO tends to be like that. Lederman is a dumb judge and if he's judged you previously (as he did Cuadras last 2 bouts) and never judged you before (Estrada) he will almost always go with the guy he's familiar with. I also think he just judges activity and really doesn't appreciate technical fighters. He almost always gave outrageous scorecards in Marquez fights (scored Pacquaio over him wide 3x, scored Barrera over him and others).
Estrada is one of my favorites. I can't wait to see him fight Sor Rungvisai. Really hope they do it again at the Stub Hub.
Rewatched some of prince naseem's stuff earlier. Barrera really should have stopped him. It's a shame he didn't have the desire to learn from that defeat, as he could easily have adapted his game and gone on to bigger things and more of a legacy.
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I think he'd already lost some desire before that fight even. Cutting corners and whatnot. He got too big for his boots and he was a control freak. Barrera was a cut above him though and I thought had he not ducked Marquez for so long he's have lost his unbeaten record sooner. He was great for those divisions though. He brought $1m paydays back to the Featherweights (last one was Sanchez vs. Gomez in 1981).
Vegas is atrocious for officiating. Even the re-match, where they arguably robbed both fighters. Obviously Kovalev (again) more so.Yep, brain disconnect moment . I blame PTSD induced flashbacks of Kov - Ward 1.
Wilder v Ortiz
Nov 4th
Nov 4th
Wilder v Ortiz
Nov 4th
Hope we see an on form Ortiz but it's not a given.
Ortiz should win that. He's a lot more skilled, but has looked flat lately. Perhaps he's been bored?
I think Wilder will actually UD him, staying on the outside behind his jab. Ortiz is the superior boxer but seems good timing for Wilder.
Saunders has no class. Awful shit talker and paper champ. I'd love GGG or Canelo to smash him to pieces, but feel Monroe will take care of him.
I hope Monroe beats BJS, I can't stand the guy.
Monroe's team make it hard but I'm still rooting for him. They are claiming they were dominating GGG and hurt him badly in their fight and that GGG isn't that good. GGG laughed at his punches, walked through them and broke him.
Yeah, he just wasn't powerful enough. Didnt put up a bad fight though tbf to him. GGG is a beast.
I found it quite funny when he flicked off his hat tbh. That's another 50/50 fight I reckon, just like the one later that night. BJS has had close decisions against all of his best opponents.
Definitely. Its about time somebody took that belt off of him. Doesn't deserve it.
I do rate his skills, he's just not always up to it. Canelo, Golovkin and Jacobs would all beat him fairly comfortably.
Hahahaha Saunders son jabbed Monroe to the balls at the weigh in 