7/29/2023 Showtime PPV presents The King of Fighters: Errol 'The Truth' Spence Jr vs Terence 'Bud' Crawford(WBC/WBA/IBF/WBO/Ring/Lineal 147 titles)

[UpAndComing]

I think cruz gonna lose to gio man. Styles make fights will be interesting.

Showtime's idea of promotion is working Brian Custer 70 hours a week like Stephen A Smith and putting out 8 min videos on YouTube

 

[R=G]

I'm saying, I'd live to watch on this in a theatre, even if I get charged extra to see it

Usually be like $20-25...fukk that bar scene shyt

 

[R=G]

I'm gonna eat some Jamaican Red Snapper Fish

Two of y'all saying fish...hmmmm

 

[UpAndComing]

The fact they they titled that episode "my hand will be RAISED" and RC asked him verbatim to make sure he gets it right I'm rooting for Bud but breh been saying "my hand will be ROSE" this whole time and no one helped him

Crawford obviously meant that he's a Rose that grew out of concrete

 

[Rev Leon Lonnie Love]

Which theaters are showing this fight? im gonna order this and watch it alone at home but I feel it will be a lot better if theres a crowd

 

[patscorpio]

Which theaters are showing this fight? im gonna order this and watch it alone at home but I feel it will be a lot better if theres a crowd

none

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Bradley vs Provodnikov

Why that fight? With those legendary fight docs they were either legendary fighters that were in legendary fights (pryor arguello, Leonard Hearns, Leonard hagler, Hearns hagler, Bowe Holyfield, de la Hoya Trinidad, Leonard Duran,etc) or just a legendary fight with a great backstory (gatti vs ward, foreman moorer, Holmes c00ney). Does Bradley/Provodnikov fit either criteria? Is there enough story there? Like even with the good fights, there were usually rematches or trilogies that the docs touched on that gave more perspective, such as Chavez - Taylor and then the rematch, same with Pryor arguello.

Edit: I think chocolatito vs the rat king would be a really good legendary night documentary

 

[patscorpio]

Why that fight? With those legendary fight docs they were either legendary fighters that were in legendary fights (pryor arguello, Leonard Hearns, Leonard hagler, Hearns hagler, Bowe Holyfield, de la Hoya Trinidad, Leonard Duran,etc) or just a legendary fight with a great backstory (gatti vs ward, foreman moorer, Holmes c00ney). Does Bradley/Provodnikov fit either criteria? Is there enough story there? Like even with the good fights, there were usually rematches or trilogies that the docs touched on that gave more perspective, such as Chavez - Taylor and then the rematch, same with Pryor arguello.

Your questions are the same thing I'd ask about fury wilder trilogy which I find incredibly overrated lol

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

Your questions are the same thing I'd ask about fury wilder trilogy which I find incredibly overrated lol

But there is a lot of story behind how we got that trilogy though and that makes for a good documentary. Fury beating the lineal champ and then retiring, wilder being undefeated with a KO streak, fury overcoming drug addiction, first fight with two knock downs and controversy of the long count, a draw announced; 2nd fight, fury changes trainers, wins by tko, wilder accuses him of cheating, fury moves on and everyone wants Fury/Joshua or Fury/Usyk, but we get the 3rd fight, which goes down as a great heavyweight fight that ends in KO. That makes for a perfect documentary.

 

[R=G]

 

[Mannish]

guess im the only breh witnessing history live

Nah, I'll be there too...I get in tomorrow afternoon and dropped 2 racks on tix.

 

[kaldurahm]

Usually be like $20-25...fukk that bar scene shyt

Yeah not tryna do that either, might just get the ppv at home

 

[FreedMind]

I forgot how much I hate the song that's on me

 

[patscorpio]

 

[satireprod]

Nonito with the moves