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Not really..that nikka eats junk food lol..he just goes ham on the training...a Chris Algieri he is notFloyd will forever be underrated as an athlete. Dude was very LeBron like when it came to training and taking care of his body.
So many dope fights getting made out of nowhere. Vargas vs AB, Lara vs hurd. Loma vs linares. Stevenson Vs jack. We got canelo-little g 2 coming. Charlo and Jacobs tryin to run it in the near future. Seems like we're actually settling into another golden age. Yea there might not be extraordinary talent at the top. But in each division there's just so many good ass fighters with different styles....its gonna make for some great fights. This is a time where triangle theories really aint gonna mean shyt. I love boxingThis is good card, JRock in danger
Julian Williams To Open Up Lara-Hurd Showtime Tripleheader
Julian Williams To Open Up Lara-Hurd Showtime Tripleheader
By Ryan Burton
Last week super welterweight contender Nathaniel Gallimore was in San Antonio to watch his fellow Journeyman Management teammate Sergey Lipinets face Mikey Garcia in a main event on Showtime. Lipinets came up short in the fight but put on a gritty performance in the unanimous decision loss.
BoxingScene.com has been advised that Gallimore (20-1-1) will return to the ring on April 7th against Julian "J Rock" Williams (24-1-1).
The fight will likely open up a Showtime televised tripleheader that will be headlined by the 154 pound unification bout pitting WBA/IBO champion Erislandy Lara against IBF champion Jarett Hurd.
In the co-feature bout, IBF super middleweight champion Caleb Truax will face James DeGale in a rematch of their December fight that Truax won by majority decision in a major upset. The fight card will take place at the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas.
Gallimore was in action 4 times in 2017, stopping all 4 of his opponents. In his last bout, in November of last year, he knocked out veteran Esau Herrera of Mexico City in the opening round of a stay-busy fight at the WinneVegas Casino and Resort in Sloan, Iowa. He dropped Herrera with an overhand right to the head and the referee counted Herrera out at 50 seconds of the first. Gallimore has now won his last seven bouts, all by knockout.
Williams fought twice, defeating Ishe Smith and and Joshua Conley to bounce back from his December, 2016 stoppage loss against Jermall Charlo.
The card will be televised live on Showtime (10 pm ET/7 pm PT) from Hard Rock's The Joint.
If dude is training him for free he must see great potential in himhe training my son this summer for free he a good dude wish he lived closer to me i hate that ride.
140 is rebuilding...why not have Mikey in the mix...mikey vs prograis...its all good...its not like Easter is long for 135 lolI knew Mikey wouldn't fight Easter
But on Tuesday it was revealed that Linares (44-3, 27 KOs) reached an agreement to defend his WBA belt against Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1, 8 KOs) on May 12 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The bout will headline a card televised on ESPN.
The recent turns of events may influence Garcia to remain at 140-pounds, according to his older brother and head trainer, Robert Garcia.
The elder Garcia believes that there are a lot more opportunities at junior welterweight.
"Right now it is most likely that he will remain at 140 pounds. It was his [second] fight [at the weight] and he looked good. He took some risks on some occasions and he was hit, but we were surprised by just how well he did at the weight. I think at 140 he's very strong, and we will see what happens," Robert Garcia told ESPN Deportes.
"On Saturday, Kiryl Relikh was also crowned as a world champion. And this Saturday José Ramírez or Amir Imam will win [the WBC titlte]. The good thing is, that there are possibilities and we could even move up to welterweight if a good opportunity comes up.... you know that Mikey likes those strong challenges."
Mikey Garcia May Remain at 140-Pounds After Loma-Linares Deal
Yeah, lets fight Relikh & Amir Imam
140 is rebuilding...why not have Mikey in the mix...mikey vs prograis...its all good...its not like Easter is long for 135 lol
Romanticize TV brehs...
I hope TR doesn't listen to opinions like this, streaming is clearly the future. They want to reach new fans too who usually don't sit in front of the TV anymore but sit in front of computer/laptop/console instead so why not provide them a high quality stream which is incorporated in a subscription model which seems to be working today?
I knew Mikey wouldn't fight Easter
But on Tuesday it was revealed that Linares (44-3, 27 KOs) reached an agreement to defend his WBA belt against Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1, 8 KOs) on May 12 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The bout will headline a card televised on ESPN.
The recent turns of events may influence Garcia to remain at 140-pounds, according to his older brother and head trainer, Robert Garcia.
The elder Garcia believes that there are a lot more opportunities at junior welterweight.
"Right now it is most likely that he will remain at 140 pounds. It was his [second] fight [at the weight] and he looked good. He took some risks on some occasions and he was hit, but we were surprised by just how well he did at the weight. I think at 140 he's very strong, and we will see what happens," Robert Garcia told ESPN Deportes.
"On Saturday, Kiryl Relikh was also crowned as a world champion. And this Saturday José Ramírez or Amir Imam will win [the WBC titlte]. The good thing is, that there are possibilities and we could even move up to welterweight if a good opportunity comes up.... you know that Mikey likes those strong challenges."
Mikey Garcia May Remain at 140-Pounds After Loma-Linares Deal
Yeah, lets fight Relikh & Amir Imam
Judging by Easter's last performance, Mikey would beat the sh!t out of Easter.
Judging by Lipinets last performance, yall said the same thing. It didn't happen. It was actually a good fight....and Easter is better than Lipinets as well as physically more imposing at 135 than Lipinets is at 140 (Easter is 5'11 with a 76 inch reach vs Lipinets at 5'7 with a 67 inch reach). Facts only
Also, yall still using your own predictions in order to dismiss top tier unification bouts? That's what we doing in 2018?
Well, for example, we already know Loma is gonna beat the hell outta Linares....I guess Loma shouldn't fight him either and just be awarded the WBC Lightweight belt now then
inches doesn't matter here, Easter is taller and longer than anyone in his weightclass and even one or maybe two above but he can't use it for shyt. He couldn't get ahead with it against Shafikov, Commey or Fortuna he also woouldn't get ahead with it against Mikey.Judging by Lipinets last performance, yall said the same thing. It didn't happen. It was actually a good fight....and Easter is better than Lipinets as well as physically more imposing at 135 than Lipinets is at 140 (Easter is 5'11 with a 76 inch reach vs Lipinets at 5'7 with a 67 inch reach). Facts only
Also, yall still using your own predictions in order to dismiss top tier unification bouts? That's what we doing in 2018?
Well, for example, we already know Loma is gonna beat the hell outta Linares (judging by Linares last performance vs Luke Campbell and the fact he's already been beat multiple times by lesser opposition)....I guess Loma shouldn't fight him either and just be awarded the win & the WBC Lightweight belt today then
Fair enough.
Naw, I don't have a problem with them fighting at all. I just know you're a Easter stan and you want to see that fight cuz you think Easter will get him. But I think we both know that won't be the case.