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What's the deal with the 6oz gloves, is this true?
What's the deal with the 6oz gloves, is this true?
it may happen when or if he moves up.GGG has a real serious asswhipping coming to him. The question is.....will he get it during or after his biggest (possibly defining fight)? because it aint gonna happen before because he aint fighting nobody.
i believe that athletic commissions only check for glove weight. theres different things fighters can do to gloves. in the 4 oz era fighters used to fight with gloves that had horse hairs for padding and before the fight they would work the horse hair away from the knuckle area so there was zero padding when the fight started. in some tyson fights you can see him pressing his gloves together to work the foam padding away from the center of the knuckle area as much as he could before the fight. some fighters pull the padding backward and skin it down to the wrist with extra tape over the glove you still see this every now and then in a lot of fights when a fighter has his tape all the way up the hand. athletic commissions dont check or try to stop any of this. hopkins revealed an old trick that old time fighters would dip their wrapped hands into ice water to harden the wraps and turn it into a hard cast. theres lots of things like this that fighters do that go by athletic commissions how many fights did margarito fight before he was caught finally. is margarito the only fighter in the sport who cheats or is margarito the only fighter in the sport who happened to get caught? which one sounds more likely to you? remember the athletic commission people are not boxing people theyre a government department.What's the deal with the 6oz gloves, is this true?
By Luke Furman
According to sources in Poland, there are negotiations taking place to match James Kirkland (32-1, 28KOs) against Polish junior middleweight contender Damian Jonak (37-0-1, 21KOs). Jonak has enough power to hang with Kirkland and stopped a number of his foes, but his last five opponents have been able to last the distance.
The fight is being discussed for April 26th at The Theater in New York's Madison Square Garden, as the co-featured fight to Gennady Golovkin's next HBO televised defense of the WBA/IBO middleweight titles.
He doesn't have the brand name yet outside of dedicated boxing fans, but among boxing fans he is one of the most popular boxers. Among non PPV fights, GGG-Stevens was the third highest ranked fight of last year. (JCC-Vera was one above him, don't know the other)ggg's popularity in the US is not big.
If not Sergio Martinez then possibly Sergio Mora
Golovkin is promoted by the Klits. If he really wanted Martinez they would've made a better offer than Cotto
They keep bringing Murray's name up but they've never sent him a purse offer
"The April 12 Pacquiao-Bradley undercard is shaping up to look like Ray Beltran against Rocky Martinez in a lightweight clash, WBA super lightweight titleholder Khabib Allakhverdiev defending against Jessie Vargas and WBA interim super featherweight beltholder Bryan Vasquez defending against Jose Felix."
ESPN (Dan Rafael) reported post GGG-Adama, GGG said he wanted Sergio next - but knew it wouldn't happen and that HBO had "approved" three fighters and were in negotiations. I am assuming the three fighters they are referring to are Kirkland, Geale, and Lee.