The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Man seeing a cat with minor training being able to fight off an army of dudes is pretty inspiring.
casually too lmao
Man seeing a cat with minor training being able to fight off an army of dudes is pretty inspiring.
He was actually slumping guys is what gets me
casually too lmao
shyt he didn't even remove his hands from his pocket.Like no joke, as guys who used to box or train at least, you would kill to have one of these on your resume.
Catching 2 within a minute and having it be on camera though ?
Eubank jr dont give a fukk about any of that and wants to punch as fast as possible. Das it
Another Channel with full fights(not broadcasts) but crazy and deep catalogue there I just kept scrolling and scrolling
I wouldn't mind seeing a 3rd..the 2nd was still competitive as fukk and entertaining..it still has legsIn reference to charlo harrison
He knocked dude the fukk out in their rematch. Trilogy?!?!?!?! Wtf?!?!
Harrison didn't by that last round when angels called him homeI wouldn't mind seeing a 3rd..the 2nd was still competitive as fukk and entertaining..it still has legs
God bless Rosado ...for somehow avoiding the final beating to finish him and keeps extending his 15 mins
David Benavidez: Caleb Plant Is 'Overrated,' Weakest Champ At 168
By Manouk Akopyan
Published On Sat Apr 11, 2020, 09:37 AM EDT
The war of words between super middleweight champions David Benavidez and Caleb Plant keeps building toward a crescendo.
The 23-year-old WBC champion Benavidez (22-0, 19 KOs) opted for the written format during a reddit “Ask Me Anything” session with fans to take another shot at potential future foe in IBF titlist Plant (20-0, 12 KOs).
When Benavidez was asked who between the 168-pound champion trio of Plant, Billy Joe Saunders (WBO) and Callum Smith (WBA) would be the easiest fight, he tapped the Tennessean as the most straightforward task.
“Caleb Plant I think definitely,” said Benavidez. “There's not a lot overrated I can think of other than Plant … I feel like, if you just look at him, he's not the biggest puncher, I feel like he gasses out after six rounds. Saunders has a lot of experience, Smith has a lot of experience, they look like they hit harder than Plant so the weakest champion out of the bunch is Caleb Plant.
“I would unify with Caleb Plant because I feel like that's the most personal fight there is at super middleweight, so I feel like that would be the best fight there is … Yeah, I believe he wants to fight me. I believe he thinks he can beat me, but in reality that's not gonna happen.”
Benavidez and Plant have been on a collision course to meet in the ring since they both became champions in 2019.
Plant picked up his title against Jose Uzcategui in January 2019 and Benavidez regained the WBC strap that he was once stripped of by handily beating Anthony Dirrell in September.
Benavidez joined the PBC on Fox broadcast booth in February for Plant’s homecoming fight and further added fuel to the fire after Plant’s one-sided beating of Vincent Feigenbutz by calling him out on TV.
Benavidez was slated for a homecoming fight in Phoenix against Roamer Alexis Angulo on April 18, but the fight was scrapped due to coronavirus.
benavidez stays talking that shyt @ChocolateGiddyUp