THE LAST STAND: BERNARD HOPKINS VOWS THAT THE EXECUTIONER WILL BE ON DISPLAY AGAINST JOE SMITH JR.
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seemorecizzy
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SInce it's a bad weather out there, he was trynna milk this shyt. Have the shyt in Brooklyn or PA. Naaah, he gotta fukk over his city over a few bills. He looked concussed.
My negga, he was advised to fight Joe Smith by Dan Rafael during breakfast before the 97g-Brook fight. Lampley said it.
How the fukk you gonna take advice from Dan Rafalous during breakfast, when there's food all around for free ? I mean, on anything at all ? It's like taking advice from a alcoholic during St Patrick's day.
Dan Rafalous was probably thinking of ways to sneak out pork sausages and butter biscuits, and how many french toasts can fit in his pocket wihout getting notice.
B-c00n : So, I have 1 more fight. 1 mo. Last fight. I mean, last fight. That's it. I m shutting that door. WHo do you think I should fight ?
Rafalous : *40 more sausages left. If I put 5 in a napkin and and roll em nicely, they won't stain my pockets. Gotcha. Might as well get some of those french toasts too*
*snaps out of it*
Oh yeah, fight Smith
B-c00n : Cool, you can tweet on it now. I m going out with a bang. Excutioner is back. I m an ALien. I will be the first boxer to fight at 51 and come out on top.
Rafalous: Cool. I will let people know. I gotta go get some orange juice. *disappears for 15 mn*
Fast forward to tonight at 0040 AM Dec 18th 2016.
B-c00n: Hey, why u had me fight that guy, Dan. He killed Fonfara. I forgot it was him. It was too late for me to withdraw the contract. Thought it was a regular Joe
Rafalous: Hey, I meant Liam SMith. Not Joe Smith. That guy has heavy hands. I thought u picked him to show your Alien side. I'd never tell you to fight him. Did I ?
B-c00n:
ChocolateGiddyUp
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Told y'all a few years back bout Bhop being unloyal .... Y'all said I was stanning 
SInce it's a bad weather out there, he was trynna milk this shyt. Have the shyt in Brooklyn or PA. Naaah, he gotta fukk over his city over a few bills. He looked concussed.
My negga, he was advised to fight Joe Smith by Dan Rafael during breakfast before the 97g-Brook fight. Lampley said it.
How the fukk you gonna take advice from Dan Rafalous during breakfast, when there's food all around for free ? I mean, on anything at all ? It's like taking advice from a alcoholic during St Patrick's day.
Dan Rafalous was probably thinking of ways to sneak out pork sausages and butter biscuits, and how many french toasts can fit in his pocket wihout getting notice.
B-c00n : So, I have 1 more fight. 1 mo. Last fight. I mean, last fight. That's it. I m shutting that door. WHo do you think I should fight ?
Rafalous : *40 more sausages left. If I put 5 in a napkin and and roll em nicely, they won't stain my pockets. Gotcha. Might as well get some of those french toasts too*
*snaps out of it*
Oh yeah, fight Smith
B-c00n : Cool, you can tweet on it now. I m going out with a bang. Excutioner is back. I m an ALien. I will be the first boxer to fight at 51 and come out on top.
Rafalous: Cool. I will let people know. I gotta go get some orange juice. *disappears for 15 mn*
Fast forward to tonight at 0040 AM Dec 18th 2016.
B-c00n: Hey, why u had me fight that guy, Dan. He killed Fonfara. I forgot it was him. It was too late for me to withdraw the contract. Thought it was a regular Joe
Rafalous: Hey, I meant Liam SMith. Not Joe Smith. That guy has heavy hands. I thought u picked him to show your Alien side. I'd never tell you to fight him. Did I ?
B-c00n:
Yeah
Joe is as basic as they come, but still a little too good for a guy over 50. Terrible matchmaking here.
As for Joe, it would be ashamed if he got fast tracked to a big fight before he's ready. He's still very inexperienced and hasn't even had the opportunity to train like a full time fighter.
classy...i think
bigbadbossup2012
Biggest baddest boss
Let him get a big fight,he'll be fine
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
b hop's career send off was literally getting knocked out of the ring 
seemorecizzy
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Why didnt i bet on this fight
Mike wasnt talking shyt tho. He took his L and walked.
YourMajesty
F*ck Ya Corny Debates
classy...i think
Lmaoooo he just knocked him into the front row with them exact gloves. If I was Hop, I'll spit in his face
i hope they make bhop take that trip to the hospital and keep him for at least 24 hours to make sure no shyt goes wrong in his head from that fall
Hopkins: He Was Fading, I Was Coming On, Pushed Me Out of Ring
Former world champion Bernard Hopkins' long and illustrious career ended in a brutal defeat when the 51-year-old light heavyweight was knocked out of the ring in the eighth round of his final fight in Los Angeles on Saturday.
A month short of his 52nd birthday, Hopkins lost by technical knockout to fellow American Joe Smith Jr at the iconic Forum when he failed to return to the ring within 20 seconds of being punched through the ropes.
Hopkins had not fought since a crushing loss to Russian Sergey Kovalev two years ago and his first ever defeat inside the distance looked increasingly likely as the bout progressed against a man ranked second by the World Boxing Council.
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Already ahead on points on two of the judges' scorecards, Smith ended the fight when he delivered a series of devastating blows to Hopkins' head, culminating with a left hook that sent the veteran between the ropes and onto the Forum floor.
Hopkins appeared to land on his head but remained conscious and was helped to his feet but could not make his way back into the ring within the 20-second time limit.
Despite the brutality of his defeat to the former construction worker from New York, Hopkins said he was still in with a chance until he was sent into the crowd.
"I'm really still in shock they're going to give him the fight," he told HBO television, before confirming that it was his final bout.
"He shoved me out of the ring. I believe I hit my head. My ankle (twisted) when I hit the ground.
"I couldn't stand up on my feet. I know for a fact if I wouldn't have got pushed out of the ring... I believe he was starting to fade out and I was starting to come on stronger."
The victorious Smith described the final moments.
"I seen him fall and I kept hitting him," the 27-year-old said in a post-fight interview.
"I didn't expect him to get up but he is a true champion. I came here to do my job. This is my coming out party. I had to finish him."
Hopkins heads into retirement with a 55-8-2-2 professional record that includes 32 knockouts and registered a record 20 defences of his world middleweight title from 1995 to 2005.
Smith improved to 22-1 after successfully defending his WBC International title for the first time.
Former world champion Bernard Hopkins' long and illustrious career ended in a brutal defeat when the 51-year-old light heavyweight was knocked out of the ring in the eighth round of his final fight in Los Angeles on Saturday.
A month short of his 52nd birthday, Hopkins lost by technical knockout to fellow American Joe Smith Jr at the iconic Forum when he failed to return to the ring within 20 seconds of being punched through the ropes.
Hopkins had not fought since a crushing loss to Russian Sergey Kovalev two years ago and his first ever defeat inside the distance looked increasingly likely as the bout progressed against a man ranked second by the World Boxing Council.
Already ahead on points on two of the judges' scorecards, Smith ended the fight when he delivered a series of devastating blows to Hopkins' head, culminating with a left hook that sent the veteran between the ropes and onto the Forum floor.
Hopkins appeared to land on his head but remained conscious and was helped to his feet but could not make his way back into the ring within the 20-second time limit.
Despite the brutality of his defeat to the former construction worker from New York, Hopkins said he was still in with a chance until he was sent into the crowd.
"I'm really still in shock they're going to give him the fight," he told HBO television, before confirming that it was his final bout.
"He shoved me out of the ring. I believe I hit my head. My ankle (twisted) when I hit the ground.
"I couldn't stand up on my feet. I know for a fact if I wouldn't have got pushed out of the ring... I believe he was starting to fade out and I was starting to come on stronger."
The victorious Smith described the final moments.
"I seen him fall and I kept hitting him," the 27-year-old said in a post-fight interview.
"I didn't expect him to get up but he is a true champion. I came here to do my job. This is my coming out party. I had to finish him."
Hopkins heads into retirement with a 55-8-2-2 professional record that includes 32 knockouts and registered a record 20 defences of his world middleweight title from 1995 to 2005.
Smith improved to 22-1 after successfully defending his WBC International title for the first time.