hes a good fighter but he needs to get in the mix with better 115 fighters
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at this shyt having legs smh
Vazquez got up twice from the same left hook that forever altered Abner Mares's career.
Word Vazquez was a bad manVazquez got up twice from the same left hook that forever altered Abner Mares's career.
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Floyd might makes a mistake if this is true
He looked rusty as hell against McGregor compared to his old self while Pacquiao is pat prime but stayed somewhat active at least and looked pretty energetic and powerful last time
the same criticism i handed out to floyd ill hand out to pac...if youre not facing a current welter in this generation dont waste the fans time
its a shame that yori boy for all his wins and ko's hes on the wrong end of the highlight reel more often than not
fat dan is strippin...ramirez vs orozco was a damned good scrap for TV but GGG-Canelo 2 was clearly the fight of the weekend and fight of the year
jesus..i thought i was drunk when i read this news few days ago..please no!!!
this motherfukker Floyd is in financial decline? Or what?
My fukkin OG Tito Trinidad!!!!!!!!
ChocolateGiddyUp
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ChocolateGiddyUp
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All these years we thought it'd be Bob hoeing out 
at the end of his career
Turns out its Floyd who gets the honor :Lol88:
at the end of his careerTurns out its Floyd who gets the honor :Lol88:
The rematch between light heavyweight titlist Eleider “Storm” Alvarez and former two-time titlist Sergey Kovalev, will take place on Feb. 2 (the night before the Super Bowl), likely at the Ford Center, the Dallas Cowboys’ training facility, in Frisco, Texas, Top Rank chairman Bob Arum told ESPN. Top Rank finalized a deal on Friday with Kovalev promoter Main Events for the bout to headline a Top Rank Boxing on ESPN card after HBO, Kovalev’s longtime TV home, which had the right to match the offer, declined. Alvarez (24-0, 12 KOs), trailing on all three scorecards, dropped Kovalev (32-3-1, 28 KOs) three times and stopped him in the seventh round of a major upset to take his 175-pound world title on Aug. 4 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The Ford Center has hosted one previous fight card, which was headlined by welterweight titlist Errol Spence Jr.’s first-round demolition of Carlos Ocampo on June 16.
Dan Rafael, ESPN Senior Writer30m ago
holding a fight at a cowboys facility offends me greatly
Dan Rafael, ESPN Senior Writer30m ago
holding a fight at a cowboys facility offends me greatly
This was fast
Them seeing each other in Japan was planned