I like @LauderdaleBoss idea. of making a real bet through paypal. fukk all that ban bet shyt. i'm tryin to get paid off yall
all these talks of gambling...gambling leads to degenerate behavior brehs
You don't mind gambling your coli cash dough huh?all these talks of gambling...gambling leads to degenerate behavior brehs
they want to gamble with real moneyYou don't mind gambling your coli cash dough huh?
.gambling leads to damnation 
Ignore him breh hw says dumb shyt for attention5 rounds, a broken eye socket, and a quit job later its:
You mean to tell me that a Middleweight Champion beat a Welterweight Champion because the size came into play & the Middleweight Champion was too big & strong?
Whaaaaaattttttt?
Lara is much more athletic than Canelo. Canelo not getting outboxed by a nikka as slow as lil g and unathletic as lil gIndeed
but, Canelo ain't moving his head like that constantly throughout the fight. The nikka ain't Joe Frazier
I wouldn't suggest throwing the same type of jabs over and over at him either.
You gotta time him with those heavy hard jabs. nikkas do it once or twice at the wrong moment and get countered and just drop it altogether.
Me personally, whenever I had a nikka doing that head movement shyt in front of me, I'd start feinting with the jab and then throw straight crosses to the body and then pivot out of there.
Canelo got good upper body movement, so if someone were to jab heavy while circling close, they could crowd him and take advantage of his tree trunk legs. Lara made that work for a while, but instead of taking chances with power shots when he had him ready for it (middle rds) he got spooked with the body shots and gave ground. Pretty much gave up on a working strategy.
If they was smart they would jab to the body... Ala Floyd.thats because they cant. or they wont because they are tentative.
they are tentative because he has very good head movement.
he can make you miss and he can come over your jab with a counter right hand in the same motion too.
throwing a good hard and heavy jab is a very dangerous thing to do whenever when you see a guy doing this in front of you. thats why they dont.
I only bet on fights. I only Gamble on fights and if I know enough about the boxers I usually win.
I don't really gamble, but I'm not gonna waste my time with ban bets and avi bets in shyt.
I rather just say my guy will win and talk shyt afterwards, but If its a bet, then I can only entertain money.
Golovkin-Brook Did 843K Live Viewers; 833K For ‘Chocolatito’ Fight
By Keith Idec
The Gennady Golovkin-Kell Brook fight Saturday turned out to be more competitive and entertaining than many skeptics expected.
Those that did tune in to watch it live – an average of 843,000 viewers, according to Nielsen Media Research – were treated to a back-and-forth battle Golovkin won by fifth-round technical knockout at O2 Arena in London. The live rating was lower than most Golovkin bouts because it aired live at earlier times than usual in the United States (about 6 p.m. ET and 3 p.m. PT).
The rebroadcast, however, drew an additional average of 593,000 viewers following HBO’s live coverage of another highly entertaining encounter between super flyweight star Roman “Chocolatito” Gonzalez and Mexico’s Carlos Cuadras. The re-broadcast rating doesn’t differentiate between new viewers and repeat viewers, so it is difficult to determine how close the combined number (1.43 million viewers) is to ratings Golovkin usually produces for his live HBO fights in prime time.
Gonzalez (46-0, 38 KOs) earned a hard-fought, unanimous-decision victory over Cuadras (35-1-1, 28 KOs) by scores of 117-111, 116-112 and 115-113 at The Forum in Inglewood, California. Nicaragua’s Gonzalez also won the WBC 115-pound championship in a 12-rounder that amounted to one of the best action fights of 2016. An average of 833,000 viewers watched the Gonzalez-Cuadras slugfest.
Kazakhstan’s Golovkin (36-0, 33 KOs) survived some competitive moments against the previously unbeaten Brook (36-1, 25 KOs) to stop the British star in the fifth round. Brook’s trainer, Brendan Ingle, stepped in to stop the bout because Brook was taking punishment from the hard-hitting Golovkin and wasn’t throwing back powerful punches.
It was later reported by multiple media outlets that Brook suffered a fractured eye socket against Golovkin, who retained his IBF, WBC and WBA “super” middleweight championships.
Where you been fool?
