stop posting that pic without a spoiler..gotdamn
#AboutBillions/#SmokeSquad Presents "July Fukkery Never Ends": Adrien Broner vs Mikey Garcia on 7/29
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The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
That pic again!?! 
Broner is going to be too big for Garcia.
Too fast.
Too slick.
Too black
Too fast.
Too slick.
Too black
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The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Thank you mod edits because without the spoiler we would've relived this all over again when someone quotes it
Thank you mod edits because without the spoiler we would've relived this all over again when someone quotes it
Mikey Garcia: After Feeling My Power, Broner Will Look To Box
By Miguel Rivera
WBC lightweight champion Mikey Garcia (36-0, 30 KOs) is already working hard for his highly anticipated fight with four division world champion Adrien "The Problem" Broner (33-2, 24 KOs).
The fight takes place at the junior welterweight limit of 140-pounds, on July 29. The venue has yet to be finalized, but Las Vegas and New York City are said to be the frontrunners.
"It's a good fight. I'm really happy with the fight and the opportunity they are giving me. It's an attractive fight that the public is looking forward to and has the elements to be a good fight, even the fight of the year," Garcia told Golpe a Golpe.
Garcia won his first world title at featherweight, and then picked up a world title at super featherweight and in January of this year he captured his third divisional belt at lightweight.
Broner captured his first belt at super featherweight, then grabbed one at lightweight - and then skipped junior welterweight by making a two-weight jump to win a world title at welterweight. After losing to Garcia's one-time stablemate Marcos Maidana, Broner dropped down to 140 and won a title in that division.
Although Broner has fought at a higher weight, and against bigger opponents, Garcia views himself as a bigger puncher - but he is in no way underestimating the power of Broner.
"I think Broner is going to want to box, use a lot of defense. I think once he starts feeling the power of my punches, he is going to devote himself to boxing, but he is a strong fighter who has fought up at welterweight. I can't go in there thinking that he doesn't bring power, maybe it puts pressure on me [to think he does], but I see Broner being well prepared. The fight is at 140 pounds, (Adrien) accepted the weight, and I think he will come well prepared and eager to win." explained Garcia.
- See more at: Mikey Garcia: After Feeling My Power, Broner Will Look To Box - Boxing News
Still talking huh?
AB....lets shut this boys mouth
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By Miguel Rivera
WBC lightweight champion Mikey Garcia (36-0, 30 KOs) is already working hard for his highly anticipated fight with four division world champion Adrien "The Problem" Broner (33-2, 24 KOs).
The fight takes place at the junior welterweight limit of 140-pounds, on July 29. The venue has yet to be finalized, but Las Vegas and New York City are said to be the frontrunners.
"It's a good fight. I'm really happy with the fight and the opportunity they are giving me. It's an attractive fight that the public is looking forward to and has the elements to be a good fight, even the fight of the year," Garcia told Golpe a Golpe.
Garcia won his first world title at featherweight, and then picked up a world title at super featherweight and in January of this year he captured his third divisional belt at lightweight.
Broner captured his first belt at super featherweight, then grabbed one at lightweight - and then skipped junior welterweight by making a two-weight jump to win a world title at welterweight. After losing to Garcia's one-time stablemate Marcos Maidana, Broner dropped down to 140 and won a title in that division.
Although Broner has fought at a higher weight, and against bigger opponents, Garcia views himself as a bigger puncher - but he is in no way underestimating the power of Broner.
"I think Broner is going to want to box, use a lot of defense. I think once he starts feeling the power of my punches, he is going to devote himself to boxing, but he is a strong fighter who has fought up at welterweight. I can't go in there thinking that he doesn't bring power, maybe it puts pressure on me [to think he does], but I see Broner being well prepared. The fight is at 140 pounds, (Adrien) accepted the weight, and I think he will come well prepared and eager to win." explained Garcia.
- See more at: Mikey Garcia: After Feeling My Power, Broner Will Look To Box - Boxing News
Still talking huh?
AB....lets shut this boys mouth
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reservoirdogs
Superstar
We working....we aint all up in the interviews. Lets stay focused AB
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that's good but I'm skeptical a bit
I remember before the Granados fight it was the same story, he posted photos of him working out and shyt like every day but at the end he still couldn't make it
I really thought he will make it cause he made it look like he really will but maybe he jut isn't capable of that anymore
Looks like he kept his weight down though since that fight and according to Garcia he and his team didn't make negotiations difficult. Almost like AB is eager for this fight like there's something he sees.
Adrien Broner-Mikey Garcia showdown headed to Brooklyn
Photo of Broner by Stephanie Trapp/Showtime
13
Jun
by Mike Coppinger
The biggest fight of the summer now has a home.
Adrien Broner’s July 29 Showtime showdown against Mikey Garcia will be held at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., a source involved in the deal told RingTV.com. He or she spoke on the condition of anonymity because the site hasn’t been officially announced.
Barclays Center, which has played host to many high-profile Premier Boxing Champions fights over the past two years, faced heavy competition from Las Vegas’ MGM Grand and Staples Center in Los Angeles for the high-stakes 140-pound matchup. The latter wasn’t a serious option, though, with Broner’s camp expressing their desire for a neutral location (Garcia was born and raised in Oxnard, California.)
The middle of summer is typically a poor time to hold a fight in the desert, too, with temperatures rising well above 100 degrees regularly. New York should play a perfect host.
Broner (33-2, 24 knockouts) has developed a dedicated following in Washington D.C., where he holds training camp at Headbangers Boxing Gym. The District, situated about 250 miles from New York, is a reasonable train or car ride.
More so, Brooklyn has developed into the fight capital of the East Coast in recent years. Broner has competed there once, a decision over Paulie Malignaggi in 2013 to claim a welterweight title. Garcia (36-0, 30 KOs), too, is familiar with the venue; he ended a two-and-a-half-year layoff at Barclays Center with a stoppage of Elio Rojas last summer.
Adrien Broner-Mikey Garcia showdown headed to Brooklyn - The Ring
we got it back to the tri-state
We got it back to the Tri-State
WE GOT IT BACK TO THE TRI-STATE!
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Photo of Broner by Stephanie Trapp/Showtime
13
Jun
by Mike Coppinger
The biggest fight of the summer now has a home.
Adrien Broner’s July 29 Showtime showdown against Mikey Garcia will be held at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y., a source involved in the deal told RingTV.com. He or she spoke on the condition of anonymity because the site hasn’t been officially announced.
Barclays Center, which has played host to many high-profile Premier Boxing Champions fights over the past two years, faced heavy competition from Las Vegas’ MGM Grand and Staples Center in Los Angeles for the high-stakes 140-pound matchup. The latter wasn’t a serious option, though, with Broner’s camp expressing their desire for a neutral location (Garcia was born and raised in Oxnard, California.)
The middle of summer is typically a poor time to hold a fight in the desert, too, with temperatures rising well above 100 degrees regularly. New York should play a perfect host.
Broner (33-2, 24 knockouts) has developed a dedicated following in Washington D.C., where he holds training camp at Headbangers Boxing Gym. The District, situated about 250 miles from New York, is a reasonable train or car ride.
More so, Brooklyn has developed into the fight capital of the East Coast in recent years. Broner has competed there once, a decision over Paulie Malignaggi in 2013 to claim a welterweight title. Garcia (36-0, 30 KOs), too, is familiar with the venue; he ended a two-and-a-half-year layoff at Barclays Center with a stoppage of Elio Rojas last summer.
Adrien Broner-Mikey Garcia showdown headed to Brooklyn - The Ring
we got it back to the tri-state
We got it back to the Tri-State
WE GOT IT BACK TO THE TRI-STATE!
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loser goes to Prison for few years.