dead ass, I knew as soon as I saw the notification that you tagged me that you posted this pic. Was hoping no one would come across it
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dead ass, I knew as soon as I saw the notification that you tagged me that you posted this pic. Was hoping no one would come across it
dead ass, I knew as soon as I saw the notification that you tagged me that you posted this pic. Was hoping no one would come across it
Maidana over there living like the King of Argentina though
No worries about staying in Boxing shape anymore
shyt will never ever stop being funnywho on google earf nas
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Maidana over there living like the King of Argentina though
No worries about staying in Boxing shape anymore
The fukkery if Broner was to beat his ass due to him not being in shape
The fukkery if Broner was to beat his ass due to him not being in shape
The irony
We want the rematch NOW!!!!
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
krackdagawd
Inspire.
nikkas looking at Maidana like he food meanwhile all Maidana been looking at is food. 
meanwhile all Maidana been looking at is food.
nikkas looking at Maidana like he food
He's literally been getting fat off of #BandCamp Bucks and the #TMT stimulus checks
Laila Ali joins PBC on NBC team
Feb 24, 2015 By Jason Scavone
Laila Ali, the daughter of legendary fighter Muhammad Ali and a three-time champion in her own right, will bring her lifetime of ringside experience to Premier Boxing Champions’ NBC broadcast team.
Laila Ali, daughter of Muhammad Ali and former 24-0 boxer, will serve as the corner analyst for NBC's coverage of the Premier Boxing Champions series.
Ali will serve as a corner analyst, starting March 7 at 8:30 p.m. on the debut PBC on NBC card when Keith Thurman faces Robert Guerrero, and Adrien Broner takes on John Molina Jr. at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Ali went undefeated in her professional career at 24-0 with 21 knockouts. She was an analyst during NBC’s coverage of the first-ever women’s Olympic boxing competition at the 2012 London Games.
She’s also appeared on The Biggest Loser, Fashion Police and Dancing with the Stars; won Chopped Champions twice; and hosts All In With Laila Ali on CBS.
Also joining the NBC and NBCSN team as a corner analyst is B.J. Flores, who also served as an analyst on ESPN’s Friday Night Fights.
NBC’s Olympic boxing reporter Kenny Rice will serve as a ringside reporter and interviewer for PBC on NBC, as well as do blow-by-blow announcing on select PBC shows on NBCSN.
Sports Illustrated senior boxing writer Chris Mannix, host of The Chris Mannix Show on NBC Sports Radio, also will serve as a ringside reporter.
Al Haymon
Feb 24, 2015 By Jason Scavone
Laila Ali, the daughter of legendary fighter Muhammad Ali and a three-time champion in her own right, will bring her lifetime of ringside experience to Premier Boxing Champions’ NBC broadcast team.
Laila Ali, daughter of Muhammad Ali and former 24-0 boxer, will serve as the corner analyst for NBC's coverage of the Premier Boxing Champions series.
Ali will serve as a corner analyst, starting March 7 at 8:30 p.m. on the debut PBC on NBC card when Keith Thurman faces Robert Guerrero, and Adrien Broner takes on John Molina Jr. at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
Ali went undefeated in her professional career at 24-0 with 21 knockouts. She was an analyst during NBC’s coverage of the first-ever women’s Olympic boxing competition at the 2012 London Games.
She’s also appeared on The Biggest Loser, Fashion Police and Dancing with the Stars; won Chopped Champions twice; and hosts All In With Laila Ali on CBS.
Also joining the NBC and NBCSN team as a corner analyst is B.J. Flores, who also served as an analyst on ESPN’s Friday Night Fights.
NBC’s Olympic boxing reporter Kenny Rice will serve as a ringside reporter and interviewer for PBC on NBC, as well as do blow-by-blow announcing on select PBC shows on NBCSN.
Sports Illustrated senior boxing writer Chris Mannix, host of The Chris Mannix Show on NBC Sports Radio, also will serve as a ringside reporter.
Al Haymon
TheLukieBaby
Pro
Another podcast this time with Willy Da Waffleman and my boy KH talking a bunch of stuff, it might be a classic
too bad it's in the middle of fukkin nowhere. gonna be a hardcore boxing fan weekend over there, brehs might as well set up message board and twitter meetups