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Damn Floyd really threw Leonard Ellerbe in the bushes. . . 
It was all good just a week ago...
It was all good just a week ago...
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krackdagawd
Inspire.
Damn Floyd really threw Leonard Ellerbe in the bushes. . .
It was all good just a week ago...
No Ellerbe, no Rafael
TMT
Son is a bytch ass nikkaIts hilarious when Espinosa went on Twitter with details about Floyd vs Manny negotiations Fat Dan didn't believe it/hadn't heard anything
Erry week since then Fat Dan dikk rides Arum N Manny N says Floyd doesn't want the fight N finds a way to shyt on Floyd
@Newzz he must have heard all the slander you were giving him for the Gary Russell fights, now he coming for bandcamp
nikkas ain't trying to step up to the plate either
We've called out Lucas Matthysse, Marcos Maidana, and Manny Pacquiao.....but they won't bite
Adrien Broner vs Humberto Soto may really happen since nobody else wanna get in the ring
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
Maizeandbluekid
Early 2010's OG
I wouldn't mind those two fights in the near future.
No disrespect to Khan at all, but if that happens and not Floyd/Pac....
Hmm... interesting.I agree with this. It wouldn't hurt Manny nearly as much as Floyd. Manny is more well-liked, has had more memorable (see: exciting) fights, and, whether you wanna discount it or not due to the catchweights, it's officially stated that Manny has more titles in more weight classes than Floyd. So, realistically and in terms of public opinion, it would not hurt Manny's legacy at the slightest compared to Floyd's if the fight doesn't go down ever.
Can Roy just stop, please? He's got a solid gig calling fights for HBO, and with whatever brain cells he's got left, it would be a tragedy for him to lose his incredible insight and analysis to share with us boxing fans.To me, if he fights at least 3 times, I wouldn't mind Cotto/Canelo winner, or even an outside chance of James Kirkland. Damn, I wanna see that breh fight again.
Has he fallen off the face of the earth? What 
shyt did Floyd do with his ass?
Better be a credible opponent. Not no D-level shyt.
Wouldn't mind those two in the Hall.
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
- Tyson is officially done and not part of Iron Mike Productions.
- Roc Nation buying out Gary Shaw Productions is in the process of being completed.
Well damn
- Roc Nation buying out Gary Shaw Productions is in the process of being completed.
Well damn
Black_Jesus
Superstar
What happened to Mike Tyson?? Why is he done??
California Burrito
Slangin' Chorizo
Froch-Chavez Jr. "Close" For 3/28 In Las Vegas
Posted by: Terence Dooley on 12/27/2014 .
By Terence Dooley
Nottingham's Carl Froch, 37, could make his Las Vegas debut on March 28, according to Niall Hickman of The Daily Express. The British newspaper has reported that a deal to take on Julio Cesar Chavez is close to completion, which means that "The Cobra" will get to top a bill in the boxing's fight capital.
Hickman also revealed that Kell Brook will return to action on the same night. A defence of the IBF welterweight title against Ionut "Jo Jo" Dan Ion has been mentioned as a possibility for the Sheffield-based Brook's comeback fight, his first since he was stabbed in the leg whilst holidaying in Tenerife during the summer.
Froch, 33-2 (24), has not fought since scoring a sensational eighth-round KO win over domestic rival George Groves at a packed Wembley Stadium in May. He has an IBF mandatory defence against James DeGale on the horizon, but could opt for a fight against Chavez instead.
Although he has not done enough during his career to justify another big opportunity, Chavez's name will help drive the Vegas show-topper and the 28-year-old has featured on PPV in the U.S. before. However, the 48-1-1 (32) former WBC middleweight world titlist lost to Sergio Martinez in September 2009 and looked lethargic against Brian Vera (W12 in 2013 and 2014 respectively).
Certainly, Froch would be the clear in-form fighter going into the mooted clash.
Eddie Hearn, Froch's promoter, has been working hard on the super middleweight champion's next move. He has been chasing Chavez for a while after declaring that Froch had earned the right to a big Vegas showcase. Hearn revealed that talks were progressing well earlier this month, and that there had been productive meetings between him and Al Haymon, Chavez's adviser.
Many fans have called for a showdown between Froch and Gennady Golovkin, however Chavez draws more water in Vegas and was always the key component for a big, Vegas-based money spinner. It's not one for the purists, but the fight will capture the imagination of the paying public and should do good figures, vindicating Froch's decision to bide his time and wait for the big one.
Posted by: Terence Dooley on 12/27/2014 .
By Terence Dooley
Nottingham's Carl Froch, 37, could make his Las Vegas debut on March 28, according to Niall Hickman of The Daily Express. The British newspaper has reported that a deal to take on Julio Cesar Chavez is close to completion, which means that "The Cobra" will get to top a bill in the boxing's fight capital.
Hickman also revealed that Kell Brook will return to action on the same night. A defence of the IBF welterweight title against Ionut "Jo Jo" Dan Ion has been mentioned as a possibility for the Sheffield-based Brook's comeback fight, his first since he was stabbed in the leg whilst holidaying in Tenerife during the summer.
Froch, 33-2 (24), has not fought since scoring a sensational eighth-round KO win over domestic rival George Groves at a packed Wembley Stadium in May. He has an IBF mandatory defence against James DeGale on the horizon, but could opt for a fight against Chavez instead.
Although he has not done enough during his career to justify another big opportunity, Chavez's name will help drive the Vegas show-topper and the 28-year-old has featured on PPV in the U.S. before. However, the 48-1-1 (32) former WBC middleweight world titlist lost to Sergio Martinez in September 2009 and looked lethargic against Brian Vera (W12 in 2013 and 2014 respectively).
Certainly, Froch would be the clear in-form fighter going into the mooted clash.
Eddie Hearn, Froch's promoter, has been working hard on the super middleweight champion's next move. He has been chasing Chavez for a while after declaring that Froch had earned the right to a big Vegas showcase. Hearn revealed that talks were progressing well earlier this month, and that there had been productive meetings between him and Al Haymon, Chavez's adviser.
Many fans have called for a showdown between Froch and Gennady Golovkin, however Chavez draws more water in Vegas and was always the key component for a big, Vegas-based money spinner. It's not one for the purists, but the fight will capture the imagination of the paying public and should do good figures, vindicating Froch's decision to bide his time and wait for the big one.
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
Froch-Chavez Jr. "Close" For 3/28 In Las Vegas
Posted by: Terence Dooley on 12/27/2014 .
By Terence Dooley
Nottingham's Carl Froch, 37, could make his Las Vegas debut on March 28, according to Niall Hickman of The Daily Express. The British newspaper has reported that a deal to take on Julio Cesar Chavez is close to completion, which means that "The Cobra" will get to top a bill in the boxing's fight capital.
Hickman also revealed that Kell Brook will return to action on the same night. A defence of the IBF welterweight title against Ionut "Jo Jo" Dan Ion has been mentioned as a possibility for the Sheffield-based Brook's comeback fight, his first since he was stabbed in the leg whilst holidaying in Tenerife during the summer.
Froch, 33-2 (24), has not fought since scoring a sensational eighth-round KO win over domestic rival George Groves at a packed Wembley Stadium in May. He has an IBF mandatory defence against James DeGale on the horizon, but could opt for a fight against Chavez instead.
Although he has not done enough during his career to justify another big opportunity, Chavez's name will help drive the Vegas show-topper and the 28-year-old has featured on PPV in the U.S. before. However, the 48-1-1 (32) former WBC middleweight world titlist lost to Sergio Martinez in September 2009 and looked lethargic against Brian Vera (W12 in 2013 and 2014 respectively).
Certainly, Froch would be the clear in-form fighter going into the mooted clash.
Eddie Hearn, Froch's promoter, has been working hard on the super middleweight champion's next move. He has been chasing Chavez for a while after declaring that Froch had earned the right to a big Vegas showcase. Hearn revealed that talks were progressing well earlier this month, and that there had been productive meetings between him and Al Haymon, Chavez's adviser.
Many fans have called for a showdown between Froch and Gennady Golovkin, however Chavez draws more water in Vegas and was always the key component for a big, Vegas-based money spinner. It's not one for the purists, but the fight will capture the imagination of the paying public and should do good figures, vindicating Froch's decision to bide his time and wait for the big one.
CobraCoalition
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Maizeandbluekid
Early 2010's OG
I like his hand speed, and he can throw combos that could steal rounds (Think Leonard-Hagler). Correct if I'm wrong, but are Khan's arms longer too? If he can establish his jab (a weapon that has been proven to be somewhat successful against Floyd in the past, as Oscar and Cotto can tell you) it could create an interesting scenario of a close decision. I would still say Floyd wins, but ya never know...