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[LauderdaleBoss]

I'm hoping these nikkas have chips on their shoulder so they say fukk it and brawl..especially since they are in Mexico

I see ESPN deportes is a channel on fios...i hope it's on my regular package and not on that bullshyt sports tier they recently created for these bullshyt ass sports

Yeah I'd love for a good brawl to break out in that bout.

With U-verse a nikka be finding new channels all the time. Didn't know I had BEIN sports until the other night when Arce caught that work.

 

[Jello Biafra]

That weigh-in was like a Coli smiley makers dream.

 

[mr. smoke weed]

I'm hoping these nikkas have chips on their shoulder so they say fukk it and brawl..

You know this shyt aint gonna happen bruh

 

[patscorpio]

You know this shyt aint gonna happen bruh

shyt I didn't expect Bradley and Prov to get busy like they did last year and have a GOAT level type fight but it happened..strange things have happened in boxing breh lol

 

[qwicknezz]

http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=82953

Mares is going back to his old trainer...good thing too, he looked like shyt his one fight under virgil

 

[SuikodenII]

@InvictusAeternusEternus
http://www.boxingscene.com/gonzalez-arce-draws-more-28-million-viewers--82952

Jhonny Gonzalez’ one-sided 11th round stoppage of former four-division titlist Jorge Arce may have been a mismatch in the ring, but was a huge success at the box office and in the ratings. More than 10,000 fans were in attendance in Los Mochis, Mexico – Arce’s hometown – and another 28 million viewers tuned in to watch the October 4 title fight.

The bout aired live on Televisa in Mexico and on beIN Sports Español in the United States. The rating serves – and will most likely remain – as the most viewed fight in Mexico in 2014.

Gonzalez (57-8, 48KOs) made the second defense of his second reign as a featherweight titlist, having regained the belt last August with a stunning 1st round knockout of previously unbeaten Abner Mares. His lone other defense came this past May, scoring a technical decision over undefeated challenger Clive Atwell, though in a fight in which the defending titlist – coming off of a nine-month layoff – was not at his best.

The same could not be said on Saturday night, where he was made to look like a world beater. Arce looked like a shell of the fighter who captured the World junior flyweight championship more than a decade ago, and whom has also served as a beltholder at super flyweight, bantamweight and super bantamweight, in addition to an interim title reign at flyweight.

A win on Saturday by Arce would have earned him the distinction of becoming the first fighter in Mexico’s deep boxing history to capture titles in five weight classes (excluding interim title reigns).

The moment was not to come as the fight was never competitive. In fact, Gonzalez himself recognized that Arce (68-4-2, 49KOs) was so far out of his league that he admits to easing up as the fight went on, as to not brutalize his countryman. He still managed three knockdowns on the night, and dished out just enough punishment to force a stoppage in the 11th round.

Arce insisted afterward that this was likely the final fight of his storied career, although it’s a speech he’s made twice before. Time will tell if he sticks to his word.

As for Gonzalez, the future is still very bright. A three-time titlist in two weight classes, the 33-year old plans to take one more fight – either in December somewhere in Mexico, or in the United States in the 1st quarter of 2015 – before pursuing bigger game. On his radar is a unification bout with Nonito Donaire, who first must get past undefeated knockout artist Nicholas Walters in a dangerous showdown later this month in California.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Imagine if floyd was a blaxican?

 

[patscorpio]

http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=82953

Mares is going back to his old trainer...good thing too, he looked like shyt his one fight under virgil

mares didn't need a new trainer in the first place..just needed to tighten up on his defense..but its still fukk mares though for making me look like a fool

 

[THASTUNNA]

mares didn't need a new trainer in the first place..just needed to tighten up on his defense..but its still fukk mares though for making me look like a fool

lets see if Mares gonna avenge that loss to Jhonny

 

[Newzz]

lets see if Mares gonna avenge that loss to Jhonny

Not if Al Haymon has anything to say about it

 

[L68]

jose luis castillo?

 

[L68]

Jhonny Gonzalez Eyes Nonito Donaire Unification

By Miguel Rivera

During the WBC's weekly Tuesday meeting, World Boxing Counil featherweight champion Jhonny Gonzalez (57-8, 48KOs) expressed his interested in facing WBA champion Nonito Donaire in a unification. Donaire has a very dangerous test ahead, wen he takes on WBA 'regular' champion Nicholas Walters in unification on October 18th at the StubHub Center in Carson, California.

Gonzalez, who stopped Jorge Arce in eleven rounds on Saturday night, wants to return in a voluntary defense on a date in December in the United States. He'll be watching Donaire-Walters very closely.

After a few more defenses at featherweight, Gonzalez plans to move up to 130-pounds. He was asked about moving up to face WBC super featherweight champion Takashi Miura of Japan. He quickly pointed out that Edgar Puerta is next up to face Miura and Adrian Estrella is also knocking on the door.

Jhonny also praised his trainer Nacho Beristain, for helping rebuild his career following the knockout loss to Toshiaki Nishioka in 2009.

 

[Skip b]

Jhonny Gonzalez Eyes Nonito Donaire Unification

By Miguel Rivera

During the WBC's weekly Tuesday meeting, World Boxing Counil featherweight champion Jhonny Gonzalez (57-8, 48KOs) expressed his interested in facing WBA champion Nonito Donaire in a unification. Donaire has a very dangerous test ahead, wen he takes on WBA 'regular' champion Nicholas Walters in unification on October 18th at the StubHub Center in Carson, California.

Gonzalez, who stopped Jorge Arce in eleven rounds on Saturday night, wants to return in a voluntary defense on a date in December in the United States. He'll be watching Donaire-Walters very closely.

After a few more defenses at featherweight, Gonzalez plans to move up to 130-pounds. He was asked about moving up to face WBC super featherweight champion Takashi Miura of Japan. He quickly pointed out that Edgar Puerta is next up to face Miura and Adrian Estrella is also knocking on the door.

Jhonny also praised his trainer Nacho Beristain, for helping rebuild his career following the knockout loss to Toshiaki Nishioka in 2009.

Donaire aint about that life................................................

 

[Newzz]

Donaire aint about that life................................................

Since when?

 

[Skip b]

Since when?"dwillhuh:

Donaire aint shyt and it's been that way for years, he's a little skill no technique boring ass get lucky and pray to land a left hook ass nikka....