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Won't happen but if i'm Haney, i'm saying f*ck 135 and seeing if I can get Taylor in the ring for all the belts. Would be a GREAT fight
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Won't happen but if i'm Haney, i'm saying f*ck 135 and seeing if I can get Taylor in the ring for all the belts. Would be a GREAT fight
He legit hasnt done shyt at 147 man lol
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Bud just posted on his IG story that he’s in Dallas. Is there something going on in Dallas that I’m not aware of or…….in person contract signing with the big fish?
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Yeah Crawford fighting Mell would be Superman meets Doomsday. Let these nikkas tell it, Crawford gonna knock him out though.
Yeah Crawford fighting Mell would be Superman meets Doomsday. Let these nikkas tell it, Crawford gonna knock him out though.
i seen a few folks say they think they gonna announce on the week of July 4
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That would be a good week.
I’m just tired of people whining. It’s pretty obvious this fight is going to happen at some point this year. Now is not the time to talk about “why big fights in boxing don’t happen” etc. esp after the year of matchups we’re having. People complain at the weirdest time.
Kambosos Activates Rematch Clause: I Know I Can Beat Devin Haney!
BY BOXINGSCENE STAFF
Published Fri Jun 17, 2022, 12:12 AM EDT
According to George Kambosos, the once-beaten boxer has activated his rematch clause for an immediate second fight with Devin Haney.
On June 5, before a crowd of over 40,000 fans at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Haney outboxed Kambosos over twelve rounds to become the undisputed lightweight world champion.
Local pundits believe the second bout between Kambosos and Haney will be a hard sell.
According to a report from News Corp, Kambosos-Haney generated around 50,000 buys on pay-per-view in Australia - which falls short of the peak PPV figure of 100,000 for local junior middleweight superstar Tim Tszyu.
Kambosos wants rematch to take place in Australia before Christmas. The contract calls for the second fight to place in Kambosos' home country.
“Yes, the rematch is happening, 100 percent. I have activated the rematch clause,” Kambosos told NewsCorp. “The Emperor is dead, but Ferocious is still alive and I will be back.”
“We haven’t finalized a venue. There’s options for Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. It will be in Australia which is great. I know I can win a rematch. I will make some changes and this is my destiny to show how great I am and get those belts back.
“I know I can beat Haney. My confidence hasn’t been broken. On the day, Ferocious wasn’t at his best. I was just off a touch, but no excuses. He did what he had to do with his jab, he is a smart operator but I have to be smarter at my game plan next time. I am blessed to get the shot again and not many Australian boxers can say they’ve had three world title fights in a row. I shocked Lopez to win the belts, I lost them to Haney but now I will be working on a game plan to get the belts back. I have the eye of the tiger again.”
Kambosos also shot back at the critics who believe that his local popularity falls short of Tim Tszyu.
“I am still the biggest name in Australian boxing. Tim can barely get crowds to his fights in Australia. The last time I checked, when did Tim Tszyu fight in front of 41,000 fans in a packed stadium? He can barely get 10,000 to his fights, it’s small-time stuff," Kambosos said.
“I’m happy for the critics to bag me and doubt me. I am very happy with my life. No-one can take away the fact I made it to the top, I conquered the world, and I will be looking to get those belts back from Haney in our rematch.”
BY BOXINGSCENE STAFF
Published Fri Jun 17, 2022, 12:12 AM EDT
According to George Kambosos, the once-beaten boxer has activated his rematch clause for an immediate second fight with Devin Haney.
On June 5, before a crowd of over 40,000 fans at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Haney outboxed Kambosos over twelve rounds to become the undisputed lightweight world champion.
Local pundits believe the second bout between Kambosos and Haney will be a hard sell.
According to a report from News Corp, Kambosos-Haney generated around 50,000 buys on pay-per-view in Australia - which falls short of the peak PPV figure of 100,000 for local junior middleweight superstar Tim Tszyu.
Kambosos wants rematch to take place in Australia before Christmas. The contract calls for the second fight to place in Kambosos' home country.
“Yes, the rematch is happening, 100 percent. I have activated the rematch clause,” Kambosos told NewsCorp. “The Emperor is dead, but Ferocious is still alive and I will be back.”
“We haven’t finalized a venue. There’s options for Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. It will be in Australia which is great. I know I can win a rematch. I will make some changes and this is my destiny to show how great I am and get those belts back.
“I know I can beat Haney. My confidence hasn’t been broken. On the day, Ferocious wasn’t at his best. I was just off a touch, but no excuses. He did what he had to do with his jab, he is a smart operator but I have to be smarter at my game plan next time. I am blessed to get the shot again and not many Australian boxers can say they’ve had three world title fights in a row. I shocked Lopez to win the belts, I lost them to Haney but now I will be working on a game plan to get the belts back. I have the eye of the tiger again.”
Kambosos also shot back at the critics who believe that his local popularity falls short of Tim Tszyu.
“I am still the biggest name in Australian boxing. Tim can barely get crowds to his fights in Australia. The last time I checked, when did Tim Tszyu fight in front of 41,000 fans in a packed stadium? He can barely get 10,000 to his fights, it’s small-time stuff," Kambosos said.
“I’m happy for the critics to bag me and doubt me. I am very happy with my life. No-one can take away the fact I made it to the top, I conquered the world, and I will be looking to get those belts back from Haney in our rematch.”
Tools against C level chumps for 4 years...lol
Silly scoring then. 9-3. No knockdown needed. Spence won nearly exchange. A few times he did knock Spence's head back but Spence kept coming like Hagler would. Hit him with open lefts all night long till he got dropped.
Everybody here along with Roy, Tarver, Ward, Toney are VERY IMPRESSED he's knocked out goofballs like faded Amir, faded Brook, Mean Machine, Horn, One leg Benavidez, and the quitting version of Porter.
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