Conscious Pilot
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160 really been the most consistent division for a while now
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That whole list is facts.
I've had personal experiences with 1,4, and 5.
nikkas down here beef to the grave over stealing boxers.
Nothing worse than sparring going good and then some Canelo stamina having ass nikka only wants to go 2 rds.
Like where the fukk is the tie breaker. fukk this open ended ass shyt And nikkas stay trying to sneak them 12's and 14's into the session on some what you need to see my gloves for.
Boxing is so fukking grimy.
Dallas' 4 Eva
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Canelo-Andrade world title unification bout nearly a done deal, could take place on Oct. 19 or 26 in Las Vegas
Ryan O'Hara @OHaraSports Tue, Aug 13 2019
Talks for a middleweight world title unification fight between Canelo Alvarez and Demetrius Andrade have been ongoing, and a deal is imminent.
Sources have informed FightNights.com that representatives from both Golden Boy Promotions and Matchroom Boxing have acknowledged that there is an "agreement" in place, and could become official by Tuesday evening if both fighters agree to the terms. The bout could take place on either October 19 or 26 in Las Vegas -- per sources.
This is the fight that Andrade has wanted. The WBO middleweight world titlist has called out Canelo since 2015, repeatedly accusing the multi-weight champion of ducking him. Now, he is one step closer to getting his wish.
"Canelo, you're a bytch! I'm putting it out there," Andrade told Tha Boxing Voice in Feb. 2015. "You scared of getting into a fight."
Andrade was upset that Alvarez, who at the time was not a champion, opted to face James Kirkland in a non-title bout. Kirkland had not fought in nearly two years and was brutally knocked out by Canelo inside three rounds.
Golden Boy and Matchroom have a history of making deals, including for Canelo's last two fights -- against Daniel Jacobs in a title unification bout on May 4 and Rocky Fielding in a secondary super middleweight title fight last December.
Both fighters hold one of the four major belts a piece. Alvarez (52-1-2, 35 KO's), 28, of Mexico, initially held three of them, though. In July, Canelo was stripped by the WBC, which elevated him to a new designation as "franchise champion." Then, just weeks ago, Alvarez was stripped of the IBF title after negotiations for a mandatory defense against Sergiy Derevyanchenko ended with no deal after both sides could not agree on money. The IBF had allowed multiple postponements of a purse bid for the fight.
Now, Canelo holds the WBA "Super" belt, while Andrade owns the WBO strap. As for Derevyanchenko, a deal for "The Technician" to face former titleholder Gennady Golovkin for the vacant IBF belt on Oct. 5 is nearly finalized.
Golden Boy had also extended an offer to light heavyweight world beltholder Sergey Kovalev (33-3-1, 28 KOs) to defend his belt against Alvarez, who would have moved up two weight classes for the bout. However, Kovalev opted to face unbeaten mandatory challenger Anthony Yarde (18-0, 16 KO's) on Aug. 24 in his native Russia.
Andrade (28-0, 17 KO's) is coming off a blowout victory over Polish contender Maciej Sulecki to retain his title for the second time in July in a homecoming fight at Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. Alvarez outclassed Daniel Jacobs over 12 rounds to retain his belts.
Canelo-Andrade world title unification bout nearly a done deal, could take place on Oct. 19 or 26 in Las Vegas
Ryan O'Hara @OHaraSports Tue, Aug 13 2019
Talks for a middleweight world title unification fight between Canelo Alvarez and Demetrius Andrade have been ongoing, and a deal is imminent.
Sources have informed FightNights.com that representatives from both Golden Boy Promotions and Matchroom Boxing have acknowledged that there is an "agreement" in place, and could become official by Tuesday evening if both fighters agree to the terms. The bout could take place on either October 19 or 26 in Las Vegas -- per sources.
This is the fight that Andrade has wanted. The WBO middleweight world titlist has called out Canelo since 2015, repeatedly accusing the multi-weight champion of ducking him. Now, he is one step closer to getting his wish.
"Canelo, you're a bytch! I'm putting it out there," Andrade told Tha Boxing Voice in Feb. 2015. "You scared of getting into a fight."
Andrade was upset that Alvarez, who at the time was not a champion, opted to face James Kirkland in a non-title bout. Kirkland had not fought in nearly two years and was brutally knocked out by Canelo inside three rounds.
Golden Boy and Matchroom have a history of making deals, including for Canelo's last two fights -- against Daniel Jacobs in a title unification bout on May 4 and Rocky Fielding in a secondary super middleweight title fight last December.
Both fighters hold one of the four major belts a piece. Alvarez (52-1-2, 35 KO's), 28, of Mexico, initially held three of them, though. In July, Canelo was stripped by the WBC, which elevated him to a new designation as "franchise champion." Then, just weeks ago, Alvarez was stripped of the IBF title after negotiations for a mandatory defense against Sergiy Derevyanchenko ended with no deal after both sides could not agree on money. The IBF had allowed multiple postponements of a purse bid for the fight.
Now, Canelo holds the WBA "Super" belt, while Andrade owns the WBO strap. As for Derevyanchenko, a deal for "The Technician" to face former titleholder Gennady Golovkin for the vacant IBF belt on Oct. 5 is nearly finalized.
Golden Boy had also extended an offer to light heavyweight world beltholder Sergey Kovalev (33-3-1, 28 KOs) to defend his belt against Alvarez, who would have moved up two weight classes for the bout. However, Kovalev opted to face unbeaten mandatory challenger Anthony Yarde (18-0, 16 KO's) on Aug. 24 in his native Russia.
Andrade (28-0, 17 KO's) is coming off a blowout victory over Polish contender Maciej Sulecki to retain his title for the second time in July in a homecoming fight at Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. Alvarez outclassed Daniel Jacobs over 12 rounds to retain his belts.
Canelo-Andrade world title unification bout nearly a done deal, could take place on Oct. 19 or 26 in Las Vegas
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
Ghost on a PPV undercard in 2019
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
Canelo wants all the Smoke 
His resume and accomplishments when it’s all said and done
His resume and accomplishments when it’s all said and done
chunky_mcdaniels
All Star
BJS was supposed to fight Andrade before he tested positive.
Ephedrine is speed.
I retract my statement. Goes to show how out of shape a lot of boxers get in between bouts.
That UK boxer, lad lifestyle. Pints, potatoes and yayo.
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
And canelo officially added charlo to the list. He comin for everybodyCanelo wants all the Smoke
His resume and accomplishments when it’s all said and done
I'm happy with either kovalev, andrade, or charlo
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
What can the haters even say at this point
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
AJ and Wilder rematching guys who gave em hell like champs and he out here facing monday night raw jobbers for an invisible title lol
reservoirdogs
Superstar
Canelo-Andrade world title unification bout nearly a done deal, could take place on Oct. 19 or 26 in Las Vegas
Ryan O'Hara @OHaraSports Tue, Aug 13 2019
Talks for a middleweight world title unification fight between Canelo Alvarez and Demetrius Andrade have been ongoing, and a deal is imminent.
Sources have informed FightNights.com that representatives from both Golden Boy Promotions and Matchroom Boxing have acknowledged that there is an "agreement" in place, and could become official by Tuesday evening if both fighters agree to the terms. The bout could take place on either October 19 or 26 in Las Vegas -- per sources.
This is the fight that Andrade has wanted. The WBO middleweight world titlist has called out Canelo since 2015, repeatedly accusing the multi-weight champion of ducking him. Now, he is one step closer to getting his wish.
"Canelo, you're a bytch! I'm putting it out there," Andrade told Tha Boxing Voice in Feb. 2015. "You scared of getting into a fight."
Andrade was upset that Alvarez, who at the time was not a champion, opted to face James Kirkland in a non-title bout. Kirkland had not fought in nearly two years and was brutally knocked out by Canelo inside three rounds.
Golden Boy and Matchroom have a history of making deals, including for Canelo's last two fights -- against Daniel Jacobs in a title unification bout on May 4 and Rocky Fielding in a secondary super middleweight title fight last December.
Both fighters hold one of the four major belts a piece. Alvarez (52-1-2, 35 KO's), 28, of Mexico, initially held three of them, though. In July, Canelo was stripped by the WBC, which elevated him to a new designation as "franchise champion." Then, just weeks ago, Alvarez was stripped of the IBF title after negotiations for a mandatory defense against Sergiy Derevyanchenko ended with no deal after both sides could not agree on money. The IBF had allowed multiple postponements of a purse bid for the fight.
Now, Canelo holds the WBA "Super" belt, while Andrade owns the WBO strap. As for Derevyanchenko, a deal for "The Technician" to face former titleholder Gennady Golovkin for the vacant IBF belt on Oct. 5 is nearly finalized.
Golden Boy had also extended an offer to light heavyweight world beltholder Sergey Kovalev (33-3-1, 28 KOs) to defend his belt against Alvarez, who would have moved up two weight classes for the bout. However, Kovalev opted to face unbeaten mandatory challenger Anthony Yarde (18-0, 16 KO's) on Aug. 24 in his native Russia.
Andrade (28-0, 17 KO's) is coming off a blowout victory over Polish contender Maciej Sulecki to retain his title for the second time in July in a homecoming fight at Dunkin' Donuts Center in Providence, Rhode Island. Alvarez outclassed Daniel Jacobs over 12 rounds to retain his belts.
Canelo-Andrade world title unification bout nearly a done deal, could take place on Oct. 19 or 26 in Las Vegas
reservoirdogs
Superstar
You can prefer GGG or Canelo, you can think what you want about their 2 fights but it's hard to argue against Canelo being the ballsier of the two in fighting quality opponents.
He moved up already to 160 and he legit doesn't fear of taking on Kovalev plus he fights all the awkward guys too.
Golovkin never moved up and didn't want that smoke with Ward, just one division above him.
He moved up already to 160 and he legit doesn't fear of taking on Kovalev plus he fights all the awkward guys too.
Golovkin never moved up and didn't want that smoke with Ward, just one division above him.
Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
Cause GGG is one dimensional bro, Ward would of washed him.