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[Newzz]

Broner will duck and chase the sparring partner Porter, lets see how real Broner is though

You think Thurman can beat AB?

 

[Newzz]

he'd be unifying the belts..whats wrong with that?..nothing wrong with a little unification

I don't wanna see AB vs Pound 4 Pound Porter


Ohio fighters shouldn't fight each other

Cleveland vs Cincy....my loyalty will be tested if that happens

#OhioPlayers

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

 

[yawn]

@Ari Gold Bawse why is this not in your avi
If it doesn't fit let me know, I've made plenty others

Malignaggi calling out Swift on his Twitter, nikka must want that career ending ass whipping

After Danny fukks up Peterson and becomes undisputed at 140

I could see him moving up and giving Paulie that work at the Barclay's

 

[Ari Gold Bawse]

@yawn

 

[ChocolateGiddyUp]

I doubt GBP/Haymon let About Biscuits see Thurman anytime soon

They most likely unify AB vs Porter N then vacate the WBA for OneTime

Or... let One Time fight Porter which causes him to lose his interim Belt

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

lol at Floyd ducking khan
this ducking shyt is reaching hilarious heights

It's straight comedy breh...

Floyd's always ducking somebody according to Pactards and when he fights that said somebody and whoops they ass he gets called a cherry picker for taking that fight by the same retards who claimed he was ducking...

 

[Suspicious Dingo]

It's straight comedy breh...

Floyd's always ducking somebody according to Pactards and when he fights that said somebody and whoops they ass he gets called a cherry picker for taking that fight by the same retards who claimed he was ducking...

This is EXACTLY what happened with Canelo

 

[ChocolateGiddyUp]

It's straight comedy breh...

Floyd's always ducking somebody according to Pactards and when he fights that said somebody and whoops they ass he gets called a cherry picker for taking that fight by the same retards who claimed he was ducking...

The worst was Shane

nikkas was Floyd was too shook, he was stuttering, hes goin duck quack quack quack

During the 2nd rd they was

Rds 3-12 N after the fight- Shane was washed up, shot, a cherry pick

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

This is EXACTLY what happened with Canelo

and Hatton
and Shane
and Guerrero
and Cotto
and even Ortiz had those lame ass Pactards on NSB talking about how Floyd don't want it with a young slugger...

They simply refuse to give dude any props and unfortunately there are idiots like Skip Bayless that kick the same stupidity on national television...

That's why I tell cats It makes no sense for Floyd to fight Manny right now...These lames want to see it in hopes Manny gets lucky and beats him...but in reality they don't believe that midget can actually win...Just listen to Skip Bayless...That fakkit stay talking about how old Manny is as if Floyd ain't like 2 years older than that mothafukka...The hate is soo ridiculous it is bordering on Eddie Murphy delirious levels...

 

[GREENandYELLOW]

You think Thurman can beat AB?

IMO, Thurman is a fight for Broner where Broner is really required to show his boxing skills. Broner won't beat Thurman trading punches - I think Thurman hits harder, and we know Thurman has a good chin, we haven't seen Broner's tested.
I think if Broner can't keep Thurman off balance and take advantage of his boxing skills, it is a bad night for Broner.

EDIT: I should add that I the reason I said it would test Broner's boxing skills is because I think Broner has a lot of talent, but he has never fully utilized it and clowns in the ring. A fight vs Thurman, he won't be able to get away with it, and it would be a fight were Broner is forced to step up and show us how good he is, or if those skills aren't as good as we may think they are Thurman will make his life miserable.

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

 

[mr. smoke weed]

like I said....havent seen the fight since it aired but I do remember Peterson putting down some body work and when he did, I dont remember it being easy for Bradley. still...most of the fighters that Bradley fought that were close to their primes, he still out willed them. the only fighters I can remember him really out-skilling is a past it JMM, a past it Nate Cambell, Abregu, etc. He had to use skill and will to be Prov. the only fighter Bradley fought in his prime that was more skilled than him was Alexander and he mauled the shyt outta him and made an ugly fight. the other was Pac....and that was disputed decision.

we have different opinions about Bradley, not a big deal--we've had differing opinions before and I respect your boxing knowledge.Re-watching that fight it was crazy, I think Angel Garcia was ringside Victor Ortiz was there 6 months after the maidana fiasco lol. And they were bigging up Antonio DeMarco interviewing him between rounds and shyt, Man showtime boxing has gotten better

 

[SuikodenII]

http://www.fightnews.com/Boxing/rem...hamp-passes-away-at-age-45-233187#more-233187

By James Slater

In sad news, it has been reported (though not widely) how always-exciting cruiserweight warrior Ezra Sellers passed away earlier today due to heart problems that only recently surfaced. The 45-year-old who lived in Pensacola, Florida was a humble fighter who let his fists do the talking and fellow fighters such as Roy Jones Junior and Al “Ice” Cole have expressed their sadness at Ezra’s unexpected passing.

Turning pro as a heavyweight after a brief amateur career, Sellers was matched with a 5-0 Bruce Seldon in August of 1989. The future WBA heavyweight champ was a little too much for the green Sellers, stopping him inside two-rounds in Atlantic City. After taking some time to take stock, Ezra, as determined as ever, return to the ring in 1992, winning three fights by quick KO before being TKO’d in the 4th-round by a little-known fighter named Ed Thompson in ’93.

Never a “real” heavyweight, the southpaw who stood just over six-feet tall nevertheless managed the odd win over a capable heavy – beating Marion Wilson and Danny Wofford – and in late 1998 Sellers had an unbelievably exciting slugfest with British-born “Destroyer” Alex Stewart. The two somewhat vulnerable punchers went at it in an amazing 2nd-round, with both men hitting the mat yet coming back fighting hard. The mayhem continued in the 3rd, with Sellers just a punch away from victory until Stewart’s strength and power got the job done in Kansas City. Honestly, you must check this fight out on You-Tube NOW.

After dropping down to cruiserweight, Sellers at last enjoyed some major success. Courtesy of yet another breathtaking slugfest, this one with another Brit in Carl Thompson, Sellers became a champion. Trading knockdowns in their IBO cruiserweight battle of 2001, Sellers and Thompson gave fans a genuine FOTY candidate. Sellers went down twice, Thompson four times. In the end, after a gut wrenching 4th-round, Ezra was the IBO champ. Again, if you haven’t seen this fight, check it out NOW via you know where.

Returning to Europe for his next fight, Sellers met the defensively adept Johnny Nelson. The fight in Denmark saw Sellers score a 4th-round knockdown over WBO boss Nelson (this achievement noteworthy) before the far more experienced Nelson regained control and got the KO in the 8th-round. Despite the loss, Sellers had once again shown how dangerous he could be and how exciting he always was.

Fighting in the U.S from there on in, Ezra traded leather with the likes of Jason Robinson (a 2nd-round TKO win), Kelvin Davis (an 8th-round TKO loss in what was Ezra’s final world title shot, this fight contesting the vacant IBF belt) and O’Neil Bell (a 2nd-round KO defeat in an IBF eliminator).

After picking up a couple of wins over so-so opposition, Sellers fight his last fight, a losing effort, against yet another hard hitter in Emmanuel Nwodo (being stopped in the 2nd) in January of 2008.

Sellers walked away from the ring with a 29-8(26) ledger.

He may never have been a big name, but whether you looked at Sellers as a chinny banger, a limited but gutsy warrior or a nearly man, Ezra proved how he was a world class operator that no fighter could afford to look past. Those fans who saw Sellers leave everything he had in the ring will never forget the incredible action he provided while doing so.

Ezra Sellers: 1968-2013. IBO cruiserweight champ 2001-2002. WBO and IBF title challenger.

Inducted into The Florida Boxing Hall of Fame in 2013

 

[SuikodenII]

Cocaine Dokes


I know that's disrespectful, but that's all my dad would call him