You mean like Jennings wasn't a year before fighting Wlad?
to me there's just a minor discrepancy in talent level between those 2
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"The Heavyweights Take Over America's 5th Heaviest State" Wilder vs Duahaupas Sept 26th Fight Thread
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You mean like Jennings wasn't a year before fighting Wlad?
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I'm not comparing Wilder to Wlad. His opponent looks like he boxes for beer money brehYou mean like Jennings wasn't a year before fighting Wlad?
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I say this every week, what time is the wiegh in?
Anyone else a fan of the 4pm saturday starts?(must suck for the PST brehs)
It's like the perfect bridge from early games to whatever is on at night
sports saturdays
I like 8 pm better tbh
I like 8pm on dead saturdays...but when there's other stuff on as well 4pm comes clutch
True
The next card like that is on October 17th. PBC on NBC at 4pm: Lamont Peterson vs Felix Diaz and Andre Dirrell vs Blake Camparello in the co-main
THE MACHINE
night owl
Is Lamont fighting at the full 147?True
The next card like that is on October 17th. PBC on NBC at 4pm: Lamont Peterson vs Felix Diaz and Andre Dirrell vs Blake Camparello in the co-main
Then Little G v Lemieux that night
GREENandYELLOW
2x...and defending
Dan said in one of his chats that Mitchell retired.What happened to Seth Mitchell anyways?
He took that 1st round KO to Arreola like 2 years ago, and hasn't gotten back in the ring since
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
UK TV blackout for Wilder v Duhaupas
Deontay Wilder’s WBC heavyweight title clash with Johann Duhaupas has failed to be picked up by broadcasters in the United Kingdom.
The Bronze Bomber’ puts his title on the line for the second time this year against the Frenchman, although Sky Sports, BoxNation and BT Sport have all passed on showing the contest live on air.
Unless a last-gasp deal is agreed by one of the above networks, UK viewers will miss out on watching a title clash in the top division for the first time since the days of the Klitschko brothers’ total domination.
Wilder, 29, is a big name in Great Britain and around the world, but it seems that his choice of opponent is a turn-off for the UK TV hierarchy – following on from his victory over Eric Molina back in June.
The American is consistently linked to fights against UK punchers Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and the soon-to-be-returning David Haye, but this time around the British fight fans are set to miss out on an expected knockout performance.
Opponent Duhaupas has lost just twice in 32 contests as a pro, although his C.V leaves a lot to be desired and the 34 year-old has lost in far less class than Wilder previously.
UK TV blackout for Wilder v Duhaupas
Deontay Wilder’s WBC heavyweight title clash with Johann Duhaupas has failed to be picked up by broadcasters in the United Kingdom.
The Bronze Bomber’ puts his title on the line for the second time this year against the Frenchman, although Sky Sports, BoxNation and BT Sport have all passed on showing the contest live on air.
Unless a last-gasp deal is agreed by one of the above networks, UK viewers will miss out on watching a title clash in the top division for the first time since the days of the Klitschko brothers’ total domination.
Wilder, 29, is a big name in Great Britain and around the world, but it seems that his choice of opponent is a turn-off for the UK TV hierarchy – following on from his victory over Eric Molina back in June.
The American is consistently linked to fights against UK punchers Anthony Joshua, Tyson Fury and the soon-to-be-returning David Haye, but this time around the British fight fans are set to miss out on an expected knockout performance.
Opponent Duhaupas has lost just twice in 32 contests as a pro, although his C.V leaves a lot to be desired and the 34 year-old has lost in far less class than Wilder previously.
UK TV blackout for Wilder v Duhaupas
WickedSkengman
Banned
So did Corrie Sanders.
sanders spent more time playing golf than he did boxing. imagine how good he could have been if he liked boxing as much as he did golf
blackestofpanthers
God forgives, you are forgiven.
Not like gary russell jr hasn't been fighting tbas damn near his entire career, the nerve of youyou know shyt is sad when this is an actual legit question about an opponent
