#AboutBillions/#SmokeSquad Presents "July Fukkery Never Ends": Adrien Broner vs Mikey Garcia on 7/29
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King P
Legends Never Die
Not anymore, he's currently a 2-1 underdog.i cant believe they got this fool 5-1 favorite over broner!
ya'll just don't understand whats going to happen to mickey
I wish he was still a 5-1 underdog, I'd definitely be putting chips on him.
Should have done it when I had the chance
Not anymore, he's currently a 2-1 underdog.
I wish he was still a 5-1 underdog, I'd definitely be putting chips on him.
Should have done it when I had the chance
Some seats in the lower levels have been dropped to $99 I heard breh
RoidJonesJr
Superstar
Paulie said that when he was in camp McGregor told him he was shocked so many people were picking Garcia, Conor thinks Broner is going to win.
King P
Legends Never Die
Yeah on Ticketmaster they dropped. It's 50-50 that I go. If I get what I need to get done early enough, I'll take the trip downSome seats in the lower levels have been dropped to $99 I heard breh
We about to eat
Link for anybody who needs legit site for bets make sure you use it
https://www.bovada.lv/welcome/P4855E0C/join/?extcmpid=rafcopy
Rau'shee Warren-McJoe Arroyo: Olympians on the Outside
By Cliff Rold
Two fighters, both coming off the loss of their first titles, will face off this Saturday with a chance to move forward in one of boxing’s hottest divisions.
How hot is Jr. bantamweight?
Just weeks ago Jerwin Ancajas, who defeated McJoe Arroyo for the IBF 115 lb. title last year, got spotlight time on the undercard of Manny Pacquiao-Jeff Horn. In a little more than a month, HBO will air a tripleheader in the division as good as any card on air this year.
In between, former WBA bantamweight titlist and three-time US Olympian Rau’shee Warren (14-2, 4 KO) has chosen to move down in weight a class rather than pursuing a rematch to regain the title he lost earlier this year.
It’s a bold move and he hasn’t chosen an easy path.
Warren, on the undercard of Adrien Broner-Mikey Garcia, will face Arroyo (17-1, 8 KO), also a former Olympian from Puerto Rico. Arroyo is making his first start since the loss to Ancajas. This will be an IBF eliminator, meaning either Arroyo earns a rematch or Warren earns a chance at a title in a second weight class.
Warren could have opted to pursue a return against the man who took his title, Zhanat Zhakiyanov. They had a heck of a scrap in February. Warren scored a pair of knockdowns in the first round only for Zhakiyanov to rally and outwork him for the split decision win. A rematch would have been a good fight.
The money below featherweight wasn’t going to come in that return. A cast of Jr. bantamweight characters that includes Roman Gonzalez, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, Carlos Cuadras, Juan Francisco Estrada, Naoya Inoue, Ancajas, and the UK’s Khalid Yafai presents a lot of economic opportunity.
There isn’t massive pay-per-view wealth to be made this low on the scale. That doesn’t mean it’s a land of poverty. Every dollar counts lower on the scale and there are simply more dollars right now three pounds below the bantamweight limit. The winner this weekend won’t be in line for the biggest names in the class but they’ll be in the title hunt. That’s an avenue that gets them there.
For Warren, it could be particularly tantalizing. He could emerge as a lone US face in a class without any. Given his Olympic background, he could be an easy plug and play with anyone if he could defeat both Arroyo and Ancajas.
Arroyo has a chance to put a bad loss behind him. Ancajas didn’t just beat Arroyo. He largely dominated him. It was an eye opening performance for the Filipino and one he’d be favored to pull off again. Arroyo can only erase that mark on his ledger if he gets by Warren this weekend.
Will we get a chance to see it? Plans right now don’t have the fight on the broadcast and there isn’t a streaming plan to get it to the masses. Hopefully, something can shake out before Saturday. Even if not, pay attention to this result. It will impact the next steps forward in a class overflowing with quality.
i had no idea rau'shee is going down in weight @Newzz
thats risky as fukk considering his age and stamina issues but one the other hand 115 is super hot right now and an american fighter, who is a champ in a former division, in the mix would be a welcoming addition..not too many black american fighters representing like that under 126
Rau'Shee Warren looking to get in on that Chocalito, Estrada, Monster, Cuadras tourney....and I cant blame him. Hopefully his power carries more at 115, and he should be right back on top in a few months.
I remember him saying he wanted to face Rigo at 122, but with him dropping down instead of moving up, I guess he sees an opportunity to shine
Wilder gotta see him
