Everybody been waiting to see him they thought he was looking like Tom Cruise from Vanilla Sky /ye
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Everybody been waiting to see him they thought he was looking like Tom Cruise from Vanilla Sky /ye
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Actual profesional top p4p boxer agrees with me
Has Loma tried to fight Rigo when he was at 126?
Has he jumped up (not gradually moved) 2 divisions to fight a top 3 guy?
I mean on one hand I get him but on the other hand if he wanna talk about names he has Campbell, Pedraza, Rigo, GRJ, Walters to Canelo’s GGG X2, Lara, Trout, Kovalev, Jacobs.
Their sole losses coming from Salido and Mayweather.
Which one is better?
Loma has beating them more dominant though but he was talking about resumes here.
and i sit back because i am the FIRST on here to not drink the lomachenko kool aid because i wasn't impressed 
and i sit back smugly because lomachenko said what i thought about the canelo-kovalev situation
and i sit back smugly because lomachenko said what i thought about the canelo-kovalev situation
i miss having a salido type fighter in boxing...he was a professor in mexican boxing..gave us modern day classics for us to enjoy and learn from
He's in the 205-215 range in this pic, Spence looking like washed up Melo in the face out here
Pretty sure hes using a walker as the picture is only waist up, no homodamn that accident aged breh by 15 years
good to see he's alive and standing on his own though.
He needs to face porter, Swift or Thurman and theyll show you how to manhandle a lil nikka early....
Only interested in seeing Mikey in one mach than his overrated ass could kick rocks......Loma and done for him.......He's not shyt at WW, but he barely beat a vulnerable 135/140 as he struggled with both Lipenents and easter, if he beats Loma he'll get his love back, but Garcia understands his limitations exactly why hes a sit on the shelf and try to collect the highest paycheck ass nikka, fukk him
He cant give Manny shyt.........If the most atheliic fighter at Welter could barely touch Manny......
From bell one at Welter he showed he had absolutely nothing for Spence, wide, flatfooted, slow, wildly inaccurate......Spence should've been able to manhandle Mikey like Porter did Malinaggi, yet Spence playing it cautious on the outside, and couldnt buzz him and his marshmallow belly even wining his hardest shots at him
Yeah he was, he beat a sharp BHOP, Pascal 2x and Boxed Ward head off cleanRemember HBO was pushing kkkov as top 3 p4p at a point
Was he?
That thumbs up look like hes taking all his might
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i want to pinch you..and then slide my fingers around your wet chubby chest.That dumbs up look like hes taking all his might
Chavez Jr. Temporary Suspension Extended By Nevada Commission
By Jake Donovan
Published On Wed Nov 20, 2019, 01:27 PM EST
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr’s third strike with the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) could prove problematic anywhere else in the United States, including his next sought destination.
The second-generation boxer once again found himself at the mercy of the Nevada commission, whose panel voted unanimously to extend his temporary suspension during its monthly meeting Wednesday morning at state headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada. The matter will be revisited during the next commission meeting, which is scheduled for Dec. 18.
Now at risk as a result is a planned Dec. 20 clash between Mexico’s Chavez Jr. (51-3-1, 33KOs) and Brooklyn’s Daniel Jacobs (35-3, 29KOs), with the super middleweight battle of former middleweight titlists–to stream live on DAZN—earlier relocated from Las Vegas to the Talking Stick Resorts Arena in Phoenix, Arizona.
Legal representatives for Chavez Jr. argued that the order to have him tested was unfounded, claiming the commission lacked jurisdiction since the boxer was neither licensed by the NSAC nor did he carry an active Federal Boxing ID. The claim was met with resistance by the state’s Attorney General, who insisted that the commission does in fact have the jurisdiction to investigate any athlete or ring official “in the best interest and welfare of the sport.”
The move was made by event promoter Eddie Hearn shortly after Chavez Jr. refused a NSAC-ordered random drug test—as contracted through Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency (VADA)—upon request this past October at Hall of Fame trainer Freddie Roach’s famed Wild Card Boxing Gym in Hollywood, California. Chavez Jr.—whose father Julio Sr. is a Hall of Fame former three-division champion and arguably the greatest to ever come out of Mexico—was immediately hit with a temporary suspension by the NSAC, who ordered the random test the moment the Dec. 20 event was requested by promoter Eddie Hearn.
The commission-ordered random drug test stemmed from Chavez Jr.’s sordid in-state history which includes two previous drug testing-related suspensions. A Nov. 2009 win over Troy Rowland was changed to a No-Contest after Chavez Jr. tested positive for the banned substance Furosemide. With the finding came a seven-month suspension and a $10,000 fine.
The first loss of Chavez Jr’s career—a 12-round decision to World middleweight champion Sergio Martinez in Sept. 2012 at Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas—was double the pain, as a post-fight drug test showed marijuana in his system, at the time on the list of banned substances. Because it was his second offense, the boxer was hit with a nine-month suspension and a whopping $900,000 fine, 30% of his $3 million fight purse.
Even with the new location, there could come a ripple effect from Wednesday’s hearing.
The aforementioned DAZN event was subject to approval during a Nov. 13 meeting held by the Arizona Boxing and MMA Commission, which would only previously receive approval had Chavez Jr. submitted to random drug testing. His having refused a test with VADA in October was treated similarly to that of a boxer testing positive, which results in said athlete being removed from the program and having to apply for re-enrollment, which is subject to approval.
With that in mind, Hearn sought the services of Drug Free Sport (as previously reported by BoxingScene.com contributor Thomas Hauser), which doesn’t carry history in boxing but has been contracted by the National Football League (NFL) among other sports.
However, sources have informed BoxingScene.com that any disciplinary action taken by the Nevada commission will prompt Arizona state officials to take note and hold its own emergency meeting to determine whether to honor the administrative suspension or if there exist grounds to still proceed with the event in present form.
Earlier whispers have suggested that veteran middleweight Gabriel Rosado is officially on standby in the event that Chavez Jr.—whose father Julio Sr. is a Hall of Fame former three-division champion and arguably the greatest to ever come out of Mexico—was unable to go through with the main event. However, those same rumors were born of the possibility of the troubled 33-year old Mexican icon missing weight or other emergency circumstances that would require an approved opponent to be brought in to move forward with the show.
Sources have informed BoxingScene.com, however, that no such plan is presently in place nor has it come with the pre-arranged blessing of the Arizona commission.
Rosado (24-12-1, 14KOs) is currently scheduled to fight on the Dec. 20 versus the ubiquitous TBA. In an interesting plot twist, Rosado—born and bred in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania but who now lives and trains in Los Angeles, California—has been training at Wild Card and has sparred with Chavez Jr. in recent weeks.
For now, plans remain in place for Jacobs to move forward with his super middleweight debut. The bout will mark his first ring appearance since a competitive but clear points loss to World middleweight champion Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez (53-1-2, 36KOs) in their title unification fight this past May in Las Vegas. The loss ended Jacobs’ short-lived title reign just seven months after claiming a vacant belt in a 12-round win over Sergiy Derevyanchenko last October in New York City.
Chavez Jr. previously went 27 months between fights, with a 12-round shutout loss to Alvarez in their commercially successful Cinco de Mayo battle in May 2017 followed by an assortment of out-of-ring issues. The extended ring hiatus ended this summer, as Chavez Jr, won his first fight in more than 2 ½ years following a 1st round knockout of Evert Bravo this past August in San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico.
i should prolly change that thread title to Daniel Jacobs vs Gabriel Rosado which is
....they arent going to let this fool fight after ducking the drug test 