King P
Legends Never Die
Turning Stone is 3 hours away from me.
Tempting, but I'll pass
Tempting, but I'll pass
Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
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No idea why they're not fighting at Stub Hub in Carsontoo 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
Man seeing Matthysse/Prov would be on my boxing bucket list along with seeing Kirkland fight live
Kev's bandwagons always breakdown
Damm shame we never got to see her fight anne wolfe.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
I would seriously consider going...weekend getaway via megabus.. but the crawford fight isn't going to be held there and I don't want to miss that either
she would of got that work
I went to staples center to watch canelo/gomez on the uc of floyd/ortiz. They showed the main event on the big screen. I would imagine they would do the same for this.
She probably would've
you've given me something to think about breh
#SOG_soldier
New York knicks and phoenix suns stan
anne would beat the pretty off that bytch.
bytch woulda been looking like Tamar Braxton once ann got done with her.
Marco Maidana out 'chere looking like me. Nikka finna slide to the Ukraine:bobdead:
"Let's Go CHAMP" :lol7414:
Dude....you must be fukkED UP on fight night
That's one helluva mix
You probably be walking around like Beavis watching the fight like
Im just fukking with you breh
Weed helps me analyze and break down the fight even better. It's like Im in The Matrix and I can feel the punches being thrown
@mr. smoke weed, @LauderdaleBoss, @#SOG_soldier, and @Indica.....how do yall feel when smoking and watching boxing?:
Smoking and watching boxing is like
One of the top 10 best feelings ever. Boxing was also the only sport that I could do while high as fukk. I already had a pretty calm style so the trees enhanced it on some next level matrix shyt.
In the last week or so I've rewatched the following fights zooted.
Berto/Collazo - great fight that cats forget about, mainly because Berto/Ortiz is more recent.
Burton/Augustus 1- top 10 robbery of all time
at Augustus spinning in a complete 360 while slipping punches making dude miss. Forrest/Baldomier - Baldo took one of the most lop-sided beatings in recent times in that fight. Darth Haymon sitting ringside plotting way back then.
I don't think I've ever gotten high watching fights...usually its Liquor for me...the more I drink the greater the fight experience...surprisingly I do keep my wits about me until the card is over...then the struggle begins lol