Taking the Spence fight after getting his eye socket re calibrated was dumb af
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its also telling Canelo is fighting more struggle filled since absorbing GGG's second assault my friend
the important thing is GGG is a champion going into 2020 along with 2 other fighters in my stable which is excellent..boxing gods have shown me favor this year
brook is one of the few that earned my complete respect after writing him off..balls of gotdamn steel
now its looking like porter will be his career best performance which still stacks up well...as hes the only one who didnt go life and death with him.
it shouldnt be though
indeed brotha smoke
Til the next duel brotha scorpio
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How Keith lose and gain his hunger at the same time ?
Crazy Brook was able to keep porter at bay with a 1-2 and occasional 3....that's my style of fighting. Porter I think went back to the drawing board after that fight.brook is one of the few that earned my complete respect after writing him off..balls of gotdamn steel
now its looking like porter will be his career best performance which still stacks up well...as hes the only one who didnt go life and death with him.
it shouldnt be though
granted he is super strong for a guy his size and the pressure and workrate he brings is something else..but gotdammit man..kell and julio diaz shouldn't be the only fighters to neutralize that shyt
How Keith lose and gain his hunger at the same time ?
i mean you gotta hope keith is back in the ring by spring time but dude looks like hes ready to play the wooden kazoo full time
ive said this before but floyd after pac should have faced brook for all the 147 belts.....the shyt was aligned for it
The sports best commentator at this point he doesn't need to fight anymore
How Keith lose and gain his hunger at the same time ?
not bad...espn has disappointed me a lot this year...esp on the espn+ front but this will be a decent watch...start off my 2 weeks off from work lovely..but 3:55 am in the morn 
Murata-Butler Four Fight Card On ESPN+ - December 23
By Random Hits
Published On Fri Dec 20, 2019, 12:37 PM EST
Two days before Christmas, American fight fans will be treated to a special fistic stocking stuffer, a world championship tripleheader plus the return of the former pound-for-pound king and future Hall of Famer, Roman “Chocolatito” Gonzalez.
In the main event, from Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan, 2012 Japanese Olympic gold medalist Ryota Murata will defend his WBA middleweight world title against Canadian challenger Steven Butler. The co-feature will pit IBF flyweight world champion Moruti Mthalane against former three-weight world champion Akira Yaegashi.
World title bout number three will see Kenshiro “The Amazing Boy” Teraji defend his WBC light flyweight world title for the seventh time against former interim world champion Randy Petalcorin.
Former four-division world champion Gonzalez, on the comeback trail, will fight Filipino underdog Diomel Diocos in an eight-rounder at junior bantamweight.
This special, early-morning edition of “Breakfast and Boxing” will stream live Monday on ESPN+ beginning at 3:55 a.m. ET/12:55 a.m. PT.
Murata (15-2, 12 KOs) vs. Butler (28-1-1, 24 KOs)
Murata regained the WBA middleweight world title in July from Rob Brant, the man who defeated him last October via unanimous decision in a shocking upset. Murata first won the belt in October 2017 with a knockout over Hassan N’Dam, then defended the belt the following April over Emanuele Blandamura. He stopped Brant in two rounds in their rematch, reversing the tide and setting himself up for potential superfights should he win. Butler, from Montreal, is 10-0 with nine knockouts since the lone defeat of his career. This will be only his second bout outside of Canada.
Mthalane (38-2, 25 KOs) vs. Yaegashi (28-6, 16 KOs)
Mthalane, South Africa’s only current world champion, is one of the most accomplished boxers in his nation’s history. A two-time IBF flyweight world champion who first held the title from 2009-2014, he regained the title last July with a decision over the then-unbeaten Muhammad Waseem on the Manny Pacquiao-Lucas Matthysse undercard in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He last fought May 13 in Tokyo, outlasting hometown favorite Masayuki Kuroda over 12 rounds. The 36-year-old Yaegashi, who has won world titles at minimumweight, light flyweight and flyweight, is a noted action star who defended the lineal flyweight crown three times and was the victor in the 2011 ESPN.com of the Year against Pornsawan Porpramook. He has won three in a row since losing his IBF light flyweight title via shocking first-round stoppage loss to Milan Melindo.
Teraji (16-0, 9 KOs) vs. Petalcorin (31-3-1, 23 KOs)
Teraji was a Japanese amateur standout who won the title he currently holds in just his 10th pro fight. Apart from a majority decision over Pedro Guevara in his first title defense, he has been a dominant champion, notching four KOs in his last five defenses. Petalcorin has won two in a row since a spirited effort in a failed October 2018 title challenge against IBF light flyweight world champion Felix Alvarado, who was signed to fight Teraji in a title unification tilt before pulling out with a reported lung illness.
Gonzalez (47-2, 39 KOs) vs. Diocos (14-5-3, 4 KOs)
Gonzalez, one of the greatest lighter-weight fighters in boxing history, was atop many pound-for-pound rankings before losing a highly controversial decision to Srisaket Sor Rungvisai in March 2017. He was knocked out in their rematch less than six months later, but he rebounded with a fifth-round knockout over Moises Fuentes in September 2018. He won his first world title at 105 pounds in 2008 and rolled through the competition in four weight classes with wins over the likes of Juan Francisco Estrada, Brian Viloria, Carlos Cuadras, Edgar Sosa and Yaegashi. Diocos, a Filipino veteran, has only been stopped once as a pro.
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How Keith lose and gain his hunger at the same time ?
Keith's advice is on point
Canelo's recent opponents have all kissed his ass. Taking selfies with him and thanking him for giving them the opportunity (paycheck).
I want to see Canelo vs BJS/Caleb/Benavidez. I don't think these guys will be ass kissers and might try to get under Canelo's skin.
Reminds me of Pacquiao's opponents. All smiles and giggling at the stare downs and shyt.
But to keep it a buck, Lowkey I think Canelo likes that ass kissing shyt. He definitely ends up fighting that bunch more often than not. I do agree that those 3 you listed wouldn't be on some worship shyt tho.
shyt, GGG talked so much shyt to dude, he ain't even wanna do the 3rd fight even tho its the biggest bout and he'd be favored to win.
We in a different era brehs. shyt talking don't move nikkas to fight like it used to. nikkas don't wanna beat a dude ass just off the strength that they want them to STFU and that their superior. nikkas used to talk their way into fights all the time.
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Canelo still getting ggg stans in they feelings
Kkkovalev kissed his ass
He talked mad shyt about Ward and the end result was the same.
You dudes are weirdos.
Kkkovalev kissed his ass
He talked mad shyt about Ward and the end result was the same.
You dudes are weirdos.