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Nikkas comparing Tank defending his GameStop belt to a never been 130lber to Fulton (#1 122lber) /Inoue (P4P top 2) is some next level mental gymnastics :wow: The fact that you willing to die on this very hill is:wow:
welcome to debating with @ChocolateGiddyUp ..he's died on many a hill in the past..even when it doesnt make a lick of sense :heh:
 

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welcome to debating with @ChocolateGiddyUp ..he's died on many a hill in the past..even when it doesnt make a lick of sense :heh:

Was Garcia a legit champion at 130 yes or no??

Was Garcia #2 by the ring at 130 yes or no??


Now I know Mr belts matter… Mr Julius Idongo was a Prime W because he had belts … isn’t co-signing Calling Garcia a never been right?? My good friend Patscorpio is consistent as consistent can be so I must be reading things wrong


N I jus need you to confirm Inoue is 118 pounder for me real quick thank you :mjgrin:
 

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One day y’all will learn not to have hot takes cuz The chickens will come home to roost N I’ll be here to remind you … N I’ll be here to :russ: at the juelz attempt that “bu bu bu bu bu but it’s different”:mjlol:
 

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Was Garcia a legit champion at 130 yes or no??

Was Garcia #2 by the ring at 130 yes or no??


Now I know Mr belts matter… Mr Julius Idongo was a Prime W because he had belts … isn’t co-signing Calling Garcia a never been right?? My good friend Patscorpio is consistent as consistent can be so I must be reading things wrong


N I jus need you to confirm Inoue is 118 pounder for me real quick thank you :mjgrin:

with this line of thinking, you think tank vs garcia (a fight no one asked for) is a better fight than monster vs fulton huh? :sas1:

dont use the belt argument..tank wasnt fighting for garcia's belt, garcia was fighting for tank's gamestop belt:sas2:
 

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Gervonta Davis-Hector Luis Garcia PPV Buy Rate To Come In Between 200K & 225K​

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BY BOXINGSCENE STAFF
Published Thu Jan 19, 2023, 06:05 PM EST
The buy rate for Gervonta Davis’ most recent win was the second highest of his five pay-per-view fights.
BoxingScene.com has confirmed that the four-fight pay-per-view show that featured Davis’ ninth-round technical knockout of Hector Luis Garcia on January 7 ultimately will produce somewhere between 200,000 and 225,000 buys. Davis’ previous fight, a sixth-round knockout of rival Rolando “Rolly” Romero on May 28 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, generated slightly less than 250,000 buys.
Showtime has distributed each of Davis’ five pay-per-view main events, wins against Garcia, Romero, Isaac Cruz, Mario Barrios and Leo Santa Cruz. The network has aired the popular knockout artist’s last 12 fights either on pay-per-view or live on the network, which is owned by Paramount Global, also the parent company of BoxingScene.com.
Baltimore’s Davis (28-0, 26 KOs) hurt Garcia badly with a left hand toward the end of the eighth round of their 12-round fight for Davis’ WBA world lightweight title. Garcia (16-1, 10 KOs, 3 NC), a southpaw from the Dominican Republic, declined to leave his corner for the start of the ninth round because he said he couldn’t see.
Garcia trailed Davis by scores of 79-73, 79-73 and 78-74 through eight rounds.
The card that featured Davis-Garcia also attracted a capacity crowd of 19,731 to Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C. The Davis-Romero card seven months earlier established an attendance record for boxing events at Barclays Center (18,970).
Davis’ victory against Garcia earlier this month secured his place in a bigger pay-per-view fight against rival Ryan Garcia.
Their representatives have exchanged contracts for another Showtime Pay-Per-View event that is expected to take place at some point this spring. Davis, 28, and Garcia, 24, are expected to meet at a catch weight of 136 pounds.
The date and the site of the Davis-Ryan Garcia fight have not been finalized.
 

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fat chance this comes off :heh:


Filip Hrgovic-Andy Ruiz Interim Heavyweight Title Fight Ordered By IBF​

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BY JAKE DONOVAN
Published Thu Jan 19, 2023, 04:37 PM EST
Filip Hrgovic and Andy Ruiz are back in each other’s sights.
BoxingScene.com has confirmed that an interim IBF heavyweight title fight has been ordered between Hrgovic and Ruiz, with a 30-day free negotiation period assigned to the proposed bout. A purse bid hearing will be called should the two sides fail to reach terms, should it even make it to that point.
Hrgovic is co-promoted by Wasserman Boxing and Matchroom Boxing, while Ruiz is represented by TGB Promotions—the primary promotional outfit under the Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) umbrella.
Such a fight was called by the sanctioning body one year ago—nearly to the day—when the IBF sought to establish a mandatory challenger for its heavyweight title. Ruiz was unable to proceed with talks due to his recovery period from a prior injury, thus becoming one of several heavyweights who passed on the offer to face the 2016 Olympic Bronze medalist from Croatia.
Hrgovic (15-0, 12KOs) went on to face China’s Zhilei Zhang (21-1-1, 13KOs), surviving an opening round knockdown to claim a disputed decision win last August 20 in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The title eliminator came on the same card as Oleksandr Usyk’s repeat win over England’s Anthony Joshua (24-3, 22KOs) to defend his WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight titles. Ukraine’s Usyk (20-0, 13KOs) made the first successful defense of the unified titles he wrested from Joshua in their September 2021 meeting in North London.
The IBF initially ordered a mandatory title fight between Usyk and Hrgovic last November 12, with Hrgovic’s side demanding an immediate purse bid hearing. The matter was tabled until earlier this month, when the IBF offerd a mea culpa in acknowledging that the WBA was next in the rotation of mandatory challengers.
The development meant England’s Daniel Dubois—who holds the WBA ‘Regular’ heavyweight title was next in line. Dubois is promoted by Queensberry Promotions, who also has lineal/WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (33-0-1, 24KOs) and with the heavy push towards a Fury-Usyk undisputed heavyweight championship targeted for this spring in the Middle East or United Kingdom.
All was not lost for Hrgovic, who was granted permission to fight for an interim title while awaiting his title shot.
Ruiz (35-2, 22KOs) has fought just twice since his own win over Joshua to briefly serve as WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight champ. The Mexican heavyweight shocked the world, recovering from a knockdown to score four of his own in a June 2019 seventh-round knockout of Joshua at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Their December 2019 rematch saw Joshua box his way to a decision over a grossly out of shape version by Ruiz.
Since then have come decision wins over Chris Arreola in May 2021 and Luis Ortiz last September 4, both in the greater Los Angeles area. Ruiz rose from the canvas in the second round to soundly outpoint Arreola atop a Fox Sports Pay-Per-View from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California. A 16-month, injury-induced ring absence ended with his Fox Sports PPV-headlined win over Ortiz, with the two trading knockdowns in his decision victory from Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles.
The win over Ruiz came in a sanctioned WBC semifinal title eliminator, as part of a four-man box-off. The other side of the bracket saw former WBC champ Deontay Wilder score a first-round knockout of Robert Helenius last October 15 at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The hope was to then stage a Wilder-Ruiz final eliminator, as ordered during the WBC convention last November in Acapulco, Mexico. The fight has yet to make its way to the schedule.
Interestingly, Wilder is ranked one spot below Ruiz at number-four in the IBF ratings. Any combination of Wilder-Ruiz being finalized, or both Ruiz and Wilder declining the offer to fight for the interim IBF title could lead to Joshua entering the mix. Joshua remains without an opponent for a planned April ring return at The O2 in London.
 
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