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Nah of course not. I'm just predicting shyt based off his character. I mean from the way he's been moving already, him retiring shouldn't surprise anybody.
This ain't a nikka like Broner who can lose a fight and walk it off the next day. This is fragile ass overachieving Wilder we talking about.
If Wilder does decide to fight Fury or someone credible, I'll give him his props, but until then...
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Shakur Stevenson popping a lot of shyt for a boring ass nikka with no significant wins. 
De La Hoya on Golovkin Threat: I'm Not A Walk In The Park Like The Last Guy He Fought
By Sean Nam
Published On Sat Jan 9, 2021, 09:24 AM EST
How does Oscar De La Hoya respond to a thinly-veiled death threat?
By smiling from ear to ear, apparently.
The threat in question was lobbed by middleweight titleholder Gennadiy Golovkin, who, a couple of months ago, responded to a reporter’s query about De La Hoya’s recent desire to return to the ring and face a top fighter. De La Hoya had mentioned that he would be more than open to facing Golovkin and that he “always took apart fighters like him.” Golovkin responded with uncharacteristic venom.
“You know Oscar, you know how dirty his mouth is,” Golovkin told Agence France-Presse. “Everything involving Gennadiy Golovkin for him is a nightmare. He can say whatever. But let me put it this way — if I got an opportunity to legally kill a person in the ring, I might seize it.”
The Golden Boy promoter and former welterweight star brushed off those comments like water off of a duck’s back in a recent interview with Fight Hub TV. In fact, he downright sympathized with the 38-year-old Golovkin (41-1-1, 36 KOs).
“Look, they (the comments) weren’t nice, but he’s a fighter, he’s got to protect his own image,” De La Hoya said. “But he’s obviously still a dangerous fighter because he hits hard.”
Still, the 47-year-old De La Hoya (39-6, 30 KOs) pointed out that he was on a far different level than, say, Kamil Szeremeta, the mandatory challenger Golovkin wiped out most recently inside seven rounds on Dec. 12 in Hollywood, Florida.
“I mean c’mon, I’m not a walk in the park, like the guy he fought on the other day,” De La Hoya scoffed.
“I’ve always prided myself on fighting the best,” he added. “That’s never going to change. I can’t go back on that.”
De La Hoya says his revival is in part inspired by his disgust with the contemporary boxing mentality which puts business ahead of legacy. During his meteoric career, De La Hoya took on all comers, a list that includes Floyd Mayweather Jr., Felix Trinidad, Ike Quartey, Bernard Hopkins, Oba Carr, Ricardo Mayorga, Shane Mosely, and Fernando Vargas. He retired in 2008, after a punishing eighth-round stoppage loss to a prime Manny Pacquiao.
“It’s also to prove a point,” De La Hoya said. “To prove a point myself that I can do it. But to show this younger generation of fighters that to be the best you have to beat the best. Even at this age at 47 I still want to beat the best.
“Hopefully it can spark something with these young guys. Instead of listening to the whispers in their ears instead of thinking about the business first. Think about the fight. Think about the glory. Think about the legacy. The only way to create a legacy is by fighting the very best.”
De La Hoya reiterated his desire to compete anywhere between 154 and 160 pounds.
“I would have to look at the top guys out there that make the most sense, meaning you look at their styles, where they’re at at their careers, what weight I want to fight in,” De La Hoya said.
“I don’t think I would have a problem making between 154 and 160. I don’t think I would have a problem with that.”
some fighters just want to learn the hard way i guess
That Ryan Garcia win got everybody at Goldenboy smoking that Campbell pack saying dumb shyt. 
nikkas sounding like they want a Tank/GGG doubleheader.
nikkas sounding like they want a Tank/GGG doubleheader.
yeah shakur...ummm nooooo 
i know why he's poppin off about buddy and thats whatever but a decent fighter is not what you would describe buddy mcgirt as
i know why he's poppin off about buddy and thats whatever but a decent fighter is not what you would describe buddy mcgirt as
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Shakur Stevenson popping a lot of shyt for a boring ass nikka with no significant wins.
First he was
holding an umbrella sounding like a hostage in the JPrince youngboy video where nobody knew who he wasthen all his Peers are poppin N Buzzin N he getting left behind cuz his best W is Joet Gonzalez While he doin his best puppet Vasquez impersonation
Been on Twitter for a damn near a full 14 days
for attention clout is a hell of a drug
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The nikkas you talkin bout been bashing Wilder since before he was champion.. they been waiting for him to lose, predicting him to lose every othet fight until he finally took a loss now they on some "see I tried to told yall all along"
Now they think they some experts on Wilder. Talkin bout who he gon fight or not gon fight.. That shyt funny as hell to me.. Their opinion on Wilder is not to be taken seriously
@ChocolateGiddyUp dont forget about caleb vs caleb thread to make breh
