"Ranked, Undefeated Boxers Sent To The Bushes" Thread: Luis Rosa (rest in bushes, 11/10/17)
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The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
You Know whats funny? Donaire himself was telling Pagara not to take him lightly. Looks like that is what happened lol
I was wondering what channel that would end up on. And Juarez lost....crazy.
Juarez won breh..pagara was the prospect he beat
Well I'm not surprised, when I saw Juarez's name I remember the hell he gave Nonito last year, might have to actually watch it then eh?
Great find breh
Albert Pagara (#2 WBO, #4 IBF, #10 WBC) is next up on that summer jam screen
reservoirdogs
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this can be added as well now
Vasquez thought he escaped with a draw and was like
Then that "Recalculation" came through and he got his 0 snatched away from him.
Ievgen Khytrov (14-0 & WBC #2, WBO #8, IBF #9, WBA #13 ranked Middleweight) loses via KO to Immanuwel Aleem (16-0-1 & unranked) on January 14th, 2017
Immanuwel Aleem upsets Ievgen Khytrov in wild fight
Immanuwel Aleem stunned Ievgen Khytrov with a sixth round TKO tonight in Brooklyn.
Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images
Ievgen Khytrov and Immanuwel Aleem both entered tonight’s middleweight fight at Barclays Center in Brooklyn as undefeated prospects, but there was no doubt that Khytrov was the bigger hyped, more celebrated prospect. He was the favorite.
And then Aleem proved pretty much everyone wrong.
Aleem (17-0-1, 10 KO) hurt Khytrov in the first round, dropped him in the third, and put him down again and finished the Ukrainian in the sixth, winning a wild, back-and-forth slugfest which is an early Fight of the Year contender, and a pretty big upset, to boot.
Khytrov (14-1, 12 KO) never quite had his bearings here, as Aleem jumped on him and upset his equilibrium early in the fight, but it has to be said that he made a hell of a go of it, too, throwing a ton of punches and probably winning the second, fourth, and fifth rounds.
But Aleem just had his number, clubbing him with repeated overhand rights that eventually put the favored prospect away. It’s a huge win for Aleem, who landed 129 of 363 (36%) of his punches, compared to 201 of 589 (34%) for Khytrov, and throws him into the mix as a middleweight contender, even though in his last outing, he fought to a draw with Demond Nicholson in Quebec City.
It’s obviously a big setback for Khytrov, the 2011 World Amateur Boxing Championships gold medalist, and a competitor at London 2012, where he was controversially upset by Anthony Ogogo.
If you missed this fight tonight, do catch a replay, because it’s well worth it.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.badl...ytrov-in-wild-fight?client=ms-android-verizon
Prince Aleem stopped the hype train
@patscorpio your boy did it
Immanuwel Aleem upsets Ievgen Khytrov in wild fight
Immanuwel Aleem stunned Ievgen Khytrov with a sixth round TKO tonight in Brooklyn.
- By Scott Christ
- on January 14, 2017 8:14 pm
Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images
Ievgen Khytrov and Immanuwel Aleem both entered tonight’s middleweight fight at Barclays Center in Brooklyn as undefeated prospects, but there was no doubt that Khytrov was the bigger hyped, more celebrated prospect. He was the favorite.
And then Aleem proved pretty much everyone wrong.
Aleem (17-0-1, 10 KO) hurt Khytrov in the first round, dropped him in the third, and put him down again and finished the Ukrainian in the sixth, winning a wild, back-and-forth slugfest which is an early Fight of the Year contender, and a pretty big upset, to boot.
Khytrov (14-1, 12 KO) never quite had his bearings here, as Aleem jumped on him and upset his equilibrium early in the fight, but it has to be said that he made a hell of a go of it, too, throwing a ton of punches and probably winning the second, fourth, and fifth rounds.
But Aleem just had his number, clubbing him with repeated overhand rights that eventually put the favored prospect away. It’s a huge win for Aleem, who landed 129 of 363 (36%) of his punches, compared to 201 of 589 (34%) for Khytrov, and throws him into the mix as a middleweight contender, even though in his last outing, he fought to a draw with Demond Nicholson in Quebec City.
It’s obviously a big setback for Khytrov, the 2011 World Amateur Boxing Championships gold medalist, and a competitor at London 2012, where he was controversially upset by Anthony Ogogo.
If you missed this fight tonight, do catch a replay, because it’s well worth it.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.badl...ytrov-in-wild-fight?client=ms-android-verizon
Prince Aleem stopped the hype train
@patscorpio your boy did it
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reservoirdogs
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Aleem was unranked?Ievgen Khytrov (14-0 & WBC #2, WBO #8, IBF #9, WBA #13 ranked Middleweight) loses via KO to Immanuwel Aleem (16-0-1 & unranked) on January 14th, 2017
Immanuwel Aleem upsets Ievgen Khytrov in wild fight
Immanuwel Aleem stunned Ievgen Khytrov with a sixth round TKO tonight in Brooklyn.
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- By Scott Christ
- on January 14, 2017 8:14 pm
Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images
Ievgen Khytrov and Immanuwel Aleem both entered tonight’s middleweight fight at Barclays Center in Brooklyn as undefeated prospects, but there was no doubt that Khytrov was the bigger hyped, more celebrated prospect. He was the favorite.
And then Aleem proved pretty much everyone wrong.
Aleem (17-0-1, 10 KO) hurt Khytrov in the first round, dropped him in the third, and put him down again and finished the Ukrainian in the sixth, winning a wild, back-and-forth slugfest which is an early Fight of the Year contender, and a pretty big upset, to boot.
Khytrov (14-1, 12 KO) never quite had his bearings here, as Aleem jumped on him and upset his equilibrium early in the fight, but it has to be said that he made a hell of a go of it, too, throwing a ton of punches and probably winning the second, fourth, and fifth rounds.
But Aleem just had his number, clubbing him with repeated overhand rights that eventually put the favored prospect away. It’s a huge win for Aleem, who landed 129 of 363 (36%) of his punches, compared to 201 of 589 (34%) for Khytrov, and throws him into the mix as a middleweight contender, even though in his last outing, he fought to a draw with Demond Nicholson in Quebec City.
It’s obviously a big setback for Khytrov, the 2011 World Amateur Boxing Championships gold medalist, and a competitor at London 2012, where he was controversially upset by Anthony Ogogo.
If you missed this fight tonight, do catch a replay, because it’s well worth it.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.badl...ytrov-in-wild-fight?client=ms-android-verizon
Prince Aleem stopped the hype train:wow
another one bites the dust.
its a great day for myself and @SuikodenII
Prince Aleem showed an intangible and got himself a great victory in a FOTY candidate..what a night
Prince Aleem showed an intangible and got himself a great victory in a FOTY candidate..what a night
uppin..just to make sure we dont lose sight of these prospects/contenders that get sent to the bushes early