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Only a little over a month before the fight, hopefully this fight gets advertised correctly. This is a fight for both the casuals and the diehards
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Only a little over a month before the fight, hopefully this fight gets advertised correctly. This is a fight for both the casuals and the diehards
UpAndComing
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...according to Robert Garcia
I do think it's interesting that both Canelo and Bud have been relatively quiet about their next move. I do think they are both talking to Turki behind the scenes
If the fight does happen, hopefully Bud does not come in at 168. He doesn't need to. Come in at 162/163. So he can maintain his quickness at least
Canelo himself comes in at 166 his past 2 fights at Super middle weight anyway
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WBO won't recognize Errol Spence Jnr as title challenger in Sebastian Fundora bout
"The bout will be allowed to proceed as a non-title fight in the WBO’s eyes, and Fundora will retain the belt by winning.
But if Southern California’s Fundora loses to Spence, the belt will be taken from him and presented to four-division and current World Boxing Association junior middleweight titlist Terence Crawford – who stands now as the WBO’s interim 154-pound belt holder.
Fundora, 21-1-1 (13 KOs), also wears the World Boxing Council belt by virtue of his bloody, narrow victory over Tim Tszyu on March 30 in Las Vegas. The WBC belt is expected to be in play.
The WBO, however, has decided Texas’ Spence, 28-1 (22 KOs), does not meet standards required to fight for its belt for these primary reasons:
– Spence, 34, hasn’t fought since his July 2023 ninth-round technical-knockout loss to Crawford, in which Spence was knocked down three times before the stoppage arrived.
– He is coming off the bad knockout loss and has never fought at junior middleweight.
– He is not ranked among the WBO’s top 15 junior middleweights despite petitioning for that position at the recent WBO Convention in Puerto Rico.
“If [the WBO] allows Spence to fight for the belt, it starts a bad precedent for others,” the official said on the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss the ruling on a fight that is still in negotiations. "
WBO standing on business
"The bout will be allowed to proceed as a non-title fight in the WBO’s eyes, and Fundora will retain the belt by winning.
But if Southern California’s Fundora loses to Spence, the belt will be taken from him and presented to four-division and current World Boxing Association junior middleweight titlist Terence Crawford – who stands now as the WBO’s interim 154-pound belt holder.
Fundora, 21-1-1 (13 KOs), also wears the World Boxing Council belt by virtue of his bloody, narrow victory over Tim Tszyu on March 30 in Las Vegas. The WBC belt is expected to be in play.
The WBO, however, has decided Texas’ Spence, 28-1 (22 KOs), does not meet standards required to fight for its belt for these primary reasons:
– Spence, 34, hasn’t fought since his July 2023 ninth-round technical-knockout loss to Crawford, in which Spence was knocked down three times before the stoppage arrived.
– He is coming off the bad knockout loss and has never fought at junior middleweight.
– He is not ranked among the WBO’s top 15 junior middleweights despite petitioning for that position at the recent WBO Convention in Puerto Rico.
“If [the WBO] allows Spence to fight for the belt, it starts a bad precedent for others,” the official said on the condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to discuss the ruling on a fight that is still in negotiations. "
WBO standing on business
Apprentice
RIP Doughboy Roc
R/boxing is gay as fukk
Racist as a mf too but they too p*ssy to say it
Racist as a mf too but they too p*ssy to say it
This was an odd fight in real time. You just kept waiting for Roy to turn it on and it never happened.
I remember the rare times Roy let his hands go, he completely overwhelmed Glen, but just never sustained it. He should have retired after this fight. The fact that he went on to fight over 20 more times is crazy to me.
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Roy should have just stayed at heavyweight and fought Chris Byrd, James Toney, and Tyson in 2003/2004 and never go back down in weight
But unfortunately alot of All Time Boxing legends don't like happy endings
Roy should have just stayed at heavyweight and fought Chris Byrd, James Toney, and Tyson in 2003/2004 and never go back down in weight
But unfortunately alot of All Time Boxing legends don't like happy endings
Well if he wanted to retire the “right” way, he should have just retired after Ruiz, or sneak in the Byrd fight and then retired IMO.
He managed his career poorly post Ruiz.
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classic fight
callum disgraced himself
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