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[GzUp]

Bradley Martyn's Raw Talk on TikTok

Devin Haney and Bradley Martyn on his podcast Raw Talk discuss a potential street fight match up #bradleymartyn #rawtalk #rawtalkvt

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[reservoirdogs]

united by not wanting smoke with Adames
Wouldn’t have thought that this is where Jermall Charlo will be at by now. A sad decline and didn’t even lose, also got to keep his belt after 2 years of inactivity due to corruption or favoritism

 

[patscorpio]

 

[patscorpio]

 

[aceboon]

I guess this is why he is talking about coming back lol. dude retarded, there was no need to sign with them in the first place. he already had management, why are you even signing with another management/advisory firm that specializes in mostly MMA fighters?

 

[Iceson Beckford]

Boxing is the only sport where nikkas care if you have a girlfriend or some dumb shyt like Grills

As long as you're focused who gives a fukk

 

[Apollo Creed]

Boxing is the only sport where nikkas care if you have a girlfriend or some dumb shyt like Grills

As long as you're focused who gives a fukk

nikka this site is flooded with athletes being roasted relax

 

[patscorpio]

I guess this is why he is talking about coming back lol. dude retarded, there was no need to sign with them in the first place. he already had management, why are you even signing with another management/advisory firm that specializes in mostly MMA fighters?

if i was him..if it was an exhibition or whatever he was supposed to do for them id fukking do it instead of paying up

 

[desjardins]

Boxing is the only sport where nikkas care if you have a girlfriend or some dumb shyt like Grills

As long as you're focused who gives a fukk

It's a just full on attack of Haney now cause he's a threat to their guy, all it is really.
How you clowning Haney for dating IG Thots or whatever when these other nikkas out here putting hands on women, getting arrested, wearing purses, two stepping in they drawers and all kinds of other goofy shyt

 

[aceboon]

if i was him..if it was an exhibition or whatever he was supposed to do for them id fukking do it instead of paying up

here are the details, dude is an idiot for signing with them

Paradigm Sports on Pacquiao lawsuit: ‘We will cut off 100% of Manny’s opportunities to earn money’

In 2021, Paradigm Sports Management filed a breach of contract lawsuit against Filipino boxing legend Manny Pacquiao. As the suit claims, Pacquiao, who at the

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n 2021, Paradigm Sports Management filed a breach of contract lawsuit against Filipino boxing legend Manny Pacquiao. As the suit claims, Pacquiao, who at the time was a recent signee with Paradigm, allegedly decided to go back and work with Al Haymon’s Premier Boxing Champions.

Part of the supposed deal with Paradigm was a $25 million purse to face Mikey Garcia that same year, which they claim fell apart after Pacquiao wanted a guaranteed $5 million in advance even without fighting. Also included was a planned crossover boxing match with Conor McGregor, one of Paradigm’s top talents.

The case is now moving forward. Per a report by MMA Fighting on Wednesday, the trial for the lawsuit has been set for March 3rd. Paradigm CEO Audie Attar also released this statement:

“Manny’s days of thumbing his nose at our contractual rights are almost at an end. We have an overwhelming case against him and look forward to justice being served.

“The court has already entered an order stating that – due to his consistent violation of court orders – Pacquiao is now deemed to have admitted that he breached his contract with Paradigm and that Paradigm has suffered more than $20 million in damages.”

Attar also sent a message to other organizations planning to work with Pacquiao while the suit is ongoing.

“If any promoters, managers, fighters, or broadcasting networks are considering entering into an agreement with Manny prior to the trial, they are now on notice that Paradigm will immediately commence an action against them for tortious interference with contract and seek both an injunction and damages.

“Once Paradigm wins at trial in March, we will cut off 100 percent of Manny’s opportunities to earn money in the United States from any source because any revenue he generates will be attached to his judgment.

“Additionally, Paradigm will aggressively pursue enforcement of its judgment in any foreign country where Manny seeks to fight.”

Judd Burstein, who will be representing Paradigm in this ongoing case, used to work with Pacquiao for a previous contract dispute lawsuit. Pacquiao’s lawyers are now filing a motion to disqualify Burstein.

For his part, Pacquiao had already denied any wrongdoing.

“Paradigm Sports’ lawsuit against me has no merit,” Pacquiao’s camp said in a 2021 statement. “I have an absolute right under the agreement with Paradigm to engage in the upcoming bout with Errol Spence. If this frivolous lawsuit continues, I will be proven correct in court.”

The 44-year-old Pacquiao (62-8-2 with 39 KOs), who retired in 2021 to focus on his Philippine presidential campaign, is now set for his 2023 boxing return under Rizin. He did an exhibition match in December against YouTuber DK Yoo and won by decision.

 

[patscorpio]

Liam Paro-Jose Ramirez: WBO Formally Orders 140-Pound Title Eliminator​

BY JAKE DONOVAN
Published Wed May 03, 2023, 11:10 AM EDT
Liam Paro will have another shot at the same team who previously bailed on an ordered title eliminator.
BoxingScene.com has confirmed that the WBO has formally ordered a final junior welterweight elimination bout between Australia’s Paro and former unified titlist Jose Ramirez. The development comes just five days after the sanctioning body sent an invitation to Ramirez to enter negotiations, with the same amount of time now provided to reach terms for the proposed fight.
“Please be advised that the WBO World Championship Committee is hereby ordering the commencement of negotiations for the subject matter bout,” WBO Championship Committee chariman Luis Batista-Salas stated to Matchroom Boxing and Top Rank in an official letter obtained by BoxingScene.com. “Failure to reach an accord within the period outlined herein, will result in the Committee ordering purse bid proceedings pursuant to WBO Regulations of World Championship Contests.”
Matchroom represents Paro (23-0, 14KOs), while Top Rank has served as the career long promoter for Ramirez (28-1, 18KOs), a 2012 U.S. Olympian and former WBC/WBO 140-pound titlist from Avenal, California.
Paro remains first in line to enter a final eliminator to determine the next mandatory challenger for lineal and WBO junior welterweight champion Josh Taylor (19-0, 13KOs). Wednesday’s order comes less than a week after it was learned that Arnold Barboza—through Top Rank and manager Rick Mirigian—would no longer proceed in an ordered elimination bout with Paro that was won by Matchroom in an April 27 purse bid hearing.
Matchroom bid $303,000, edging Top Rank ($271,000) to gain promotional rights for a bout that was eyed to land on a July 15 DAZN show in Detroit to be headlined by undisputed junior lightweight queen Alycia Baumgardner. Paro was entitled to the favorable end of a 60/40 split since the fight was due to take place in the U.S. Barboza hails from the greater Los Angeles area and thus would have earned 40 percent, per the terms of the purse bid.
No sooner was Barboza removed from the equation, Ramirez was contacted by the WBO as the next highest ranked contender and given 48 hours to decide whether he was interested in moving forward with the proposed fight.
Ramirez and Barboza are both promoted by Top Rank and managed by Mirigian, which created speculation that Paro would instead have to set his sights on Shohjahon Ergashev (23-0, 20KOs).
Wednesday’s revelation suggests there is at least interest on Ramirez’s side to see out the process.
Ramirez won the WBC junior welterweight title in a March 2018 points victory over Amir Imam.
Four successful defenses followed, including a sixth-round knockout of then-unbeaten WBO titlist Maurice Hooker in their July 2019 unification bout in Arlington, Texas. Ramirez’s reign ended with his lone career defeat in a competitive but clear decision awarded to Scotland’s Taylor in their May 2021 undisputed championship in Las Vegas.
Taylor has since relinquished the WBC, WBA and IBF titles. He will next defend the WBO strap versus former unified and lineal lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez (18-1, 13KOs) on June 10 in New York City.
Paro (23-0, 14KOs) previously commanded the top spot in the WBO 140-pound rankings but was never formally identified as the mandatory challenger. The 26-year-old Brisbane southpaw advanced to the top after a ten-round win over Yomar Alamo in their December 2021 battle of unbeaten young contenders.
His lone bout of 2022 was in an all-Oz clash with undefeated Brock Jarvis, which launched Matchroom’s DAZN debut in the Australian market. Paro made an emphatic statement in a sensational first-round knockout of his countryman. Paro entered 2023 with the intention of eventually challenging for a major title. However, he was forced to withdraw from a March 11 clash with England’s Robbie Davies Jr. after suffering a facial fracture during training camp.
In the event that the teams for Paro and Ramirez cannot reach a deal, the WBO will assign a purse bid hearing to determine promotional rights. The minimum accepted bid is $150,000, though such a fight is expected to attract far greater financial interest if even from the same two promoters.

 

[Standing on business]

It's a just full on attack of Haney now cause he's a threat to their guy, all it is really.
How you clowning Haney for dating IG Thots or whatever when these other nikkas out here putting hands on women, getting arrested, wearing purses, two stepping in they drawers and all kinds of other goofy shyt

Every athlete who dates an IG thot gets clowned on the coli. This isn’t limited to haney

 

[CBalla]

 

[patscorpio]

Looks like i did hear correctly

Jaime Munguia vs. Sergiy Derevyanchenko Set For June 10 at Toyota Arena​

BY RANDOM HITS
Published Wed May 03, 2023, 02:39 PM EDT
In his biggest test in the ring yet, Mexico's Jaime Munguia (41-0, 32 KOs) will make his return against the dangerous, contender Sergiy “The Technician” Derevyanchenko (14-4, 10 KOs) in a 12-round middleweight fight on Saturday, June 10.
“I am very excited to return to the ring and even more excited to face a fighter like Derevyanchenko,” said Munguia.
“I think it will be a very intense fight from start to finish, but like always we are training very hard and are very ready to give the fans a very exciting fight. We will see you this June 10 in Southern California!”
The 12-round main event is scheduled to take place at Toyota Arena and is presented in association with Zanfer Boxing. The middleweight clash will be broadcast live worldwide on DAZN beginning at 5:00 p.m. PT/ 8:00 p.m. ET.
“Munguia has always wanted the toughest fights — and this is going to be one of them,” said Oscar De La Hoya, CEO and Chairman of Golden Boy Promotions. “For years, Derevyanchenko has gone life and death with the division’s top middleweights and has always reached the final bell. Should Jaime get past him — and I believe he will — he is immediately in position for a world title shot.”
Munguia was last seen in November 2022 easily cruising to a third round knockout victory against Gonzalo Coria in front of a hometown crowd in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Last July 2022, Derevyanchenko secured a unanimous decision victory against Joshua Conley. Derevyanchenko has faced the likes of Gennadiy “GGG” Golovkin, Jermall Charlo, and other top names of the sport.
“We are very excited to face a great rival like Sergiy Derevyanchenko,” said Zanfer Boxing President Fernando Beltran. “Jaime is a fighter that never stops training who is looking to be the best - this fight is no exception. We will see the fans this June 10 for a great night of boxing where we are confident that we will leave the ring with our arms high in the air.”

 

[desjardins]

“Munguia has always wanted the toughest fights — and this is going to be one of them,” said Oscar De La Hoya, CEO and Chairman of Golden Boy Promotions. “For years, Derevyanchenko has gone life and death with the division’s top middleweights and has always reached the final bell. Should Jaime get past him — and I believe he will — he is immediately in position for a world title shot.”

As battered and war torn as Derevyanchenko is at this stage this fight should barely count as a step up for Munguia