krackdagawd
Inspire.
7 Yoga Poses for Complete Beginners
I'd recommend doing these in the comfort of your own home
Hold this L breh. Xbox won
I have an xboxone
it's collecting dust though, my son doesn't even play it
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7 Yoga Poses for Complete Beginners
I'd recommend doing these in the comfort of your own home
I have an xboxone
it's collecting dust though, my son doesn't even play it
LinusCaldwell
From The Eastside with Love
7 Yoga Poses for Complete Beginners
I'd recommend doing these in the comfort of your own home
I have an xboxone
I'll try em
good looks.You ain't found that band of brothers to play with on the won yet. Send me your gt in pm. We will welcome you with open arms
krackdagawd
Inspire.
that age breh) i go to every now and then are friends now..work out them issues..maintenance is a bytch but so are injuries
who are you telling my hips are graham cracker status. I've been able to lift (upperbody) but lower body sparring/running/rope have been a no go for 4 weeks now. At this point I have no other option than doing the hip replacement.
Right when this nikka Yuzo had my jab on Ike Quartay 
Sources say Thurman set for Dec 12 with or without Porter
By TBV October 16, 2015 16:40
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A source has disclosed to Thaboxingvoice.com that Keith Thurman will headline a San Antonio card on December 12, and apparently Thurman is locked in for the date regardless of the opponent.
Speculation began to grow last week that a matchup between welterweights Thurman and Shawn Porter was being targeted for later in the year. Several Texas prospects were being lined up for the December 12th card in San Antonio and the implication was that Thurman was headlining, and yet several outlets were reporting the possibility for Thurman-Porter.
Ken Porter, trainer/father of Shawn Porter, told TBV last week that there had been no word from anyone on the prospects of a Thurman fight. In fact, Ken revealed their desire to face Thurman, but they had not received any response to the proposed bout.
Still, Ken was adamant about the fact that they would take a fight with Thurman in San Antonio or any other location. Furthermore, Team Porter has insisted that they would not allow any one detail to get in the way of the negotiations from their side.
It would seem as though the Thurman and Porter matchup would have to be announced soon in order to give it the promotion it deserves. With every day that passes, Thurman-Porter seems less likely.
However, Thurman is geared up for the San Antonio date, potentially at the AT&T Center with a number of quality prospects on the card. The card is rumored to be a Showtime broadcast with at least two other significant TV bouts.
TBV reached out to Ken Porter to confirm any changes in the situation or potential negotiations and he maintains that they have not received any new information.
In a recent interview with TBV, Shawn Porter said that he is preparing for a December fight.
Sources say Thurman set for Dec 12 with or without Porter - Tha Boxing Voice
Come on #Thurminators
Your boy better not come back facing some off brand nikka instead of Showtime
By TBV October 16, 2015 16:40
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A source has disclosed to Thaboxingvoice.com that Keith Thurman will headline a San Antonio card on December 12, and apparently Thurman is locked in for the date regardless of the opponent.
Speculation began to grow last week that a matchup between welterweights Thurman and Shawn Porter was being targeted for later in the year. Several Texas prospects were being lined up for the December 12th card in San Antonio and the implication was that Thurman was headlining, and yet several outlets were reporting the possibility for Thurman-Porter.
Ken Porter, trainer/father of Shawn Porter, told TBV last week that there had been no word from anyone on the prospects of a Thurman fight. In fact, Ken revealed their desire to face Thurman, but they had not received any response to the proposed bout.
Still, Ken was adamant about the fact that they would take a fight with Thurman in San Antonio or any other location. Furthermore, Team Porter has insisted that they would not allow any one detail to get in the way of the negotiations from their side.
It would seem as though the Thurman and Porter matchup would have to be announced soon in order to give it the promotion it deserves. With every day that passes, Thurman-Porter seems less likely.
However, Thurman is geared up for the San Antonio date, potentially at the AT&T Center with a number of quality prospects on the card. The card is rumored to be a Showtime broadcast with at least two other significant TV bouts.
TBV reached out to Ken Porter to confirm any changes in the situation or potential negotiations and he maintains that they have not received any new information.
In a recent interview with TBV, Shawn Porter said that he is preparing for a December fight.
Sources say Thurman set for Dec 12 with or without Porter - Tha Boxing Voice
Come on #Thurminators
Your boy better not come back facing some off brand nikka instead of Showtime
King P
Legends Never Die
I pray to God my nikka Thurman ain't waiting on Amir Khan 
Yep. Breadman has said it over and over again.
He said you can't blame Haymon, it's on the fighter to choose your opponent and that Haymon is willing to make any fight the fighter wants
I pray to God my nikka Thurman ain't waiting on Amir Khan
I would rather see thurman/porter and khan/garcia
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Dan Rafael chat wrap 10/16:
GGG vs. Lemieux:
- The fight was designed with a lower cost structure (for a PPV). The event needs to get about 200k buys to start turning a profit. He expects it to sell high 200's to low 300k's. If the fight sells over 300k, all parties involved will consider it a huge success.
- Gonzalez may have been struggling to make weight. The day before he looked fine and was pleasant to deal with, but he would sip water and spit it back out.
- He believes GGG is the single most must see fighter in boxing.
- Wouldn't be surprised if the fight was like Matthysse-Garcia and Lemieux turned out to be Garcia.
- Weak year for fighter of the year candidates. Wouldn't rank GGG there, even with a win tonight. Honorable mention, yes.
- Will GGG be knocked down? Interesting...will say, no.
- Other full venue sell outs at MSG? Remembers that Cotto-Judah and Cotto-Margarito 2 were.
- GGG vs. Lee, before fighting the Canelo-Cotto winner? Possible. It would take WBC approval and step aside agreement by the Canelo-Cotto winner.
- GGG is very well preserved for his age of 33. He was poorly promoted by his past promoter (Universum), which caused his delay in getting into the US market. He hasn't taken a lot of punishment in the pro's.
- Picking: GGG by KO6, and Gonzalez by KO9.
- Lemieux is a cool guy. He is supremely confident and has a lot of swagger, but isn't over the top in how he presents himself.
- Ortiz has incredible power. Expects him to win rather easily.
- Johnson vs. O'Kane is an eliminator to become the mandatory for the winner of GGG-Lemieux.
- GGG and Abel Sanchez is like the new Manny and Freddie.
- The drums and bells fans brought for Trinidad-Joppy at MSG were insane. There were also people tailgating hours before the fight on 7th avenue in Manhattan.
- Does not agree with Teddy Atlas that Thurman has more potential to be a bigger boxing star than GGG. GGG has Pacquiao potential.
The rest of boxing:
- RJJ is not a legit contender at CW.
- Khan hasn't backed out of negotiations with Pacquiao, but is mouthing off. He needs to learn to quit being so vocal during key negotiation moments. It works to his detriment.
- Bracero is unlikely to take a fight against Algieri.
- Around the Juan Urango fight thought Devon Alexander was the next big thing and had skills comparable to Floyd's. What happened?
- Thought Alexander deserved to win in a close, but bad performance.
- No word on what is next for LSC.
- PBC is still not making money, but that is too be expected - they had planned on still not making money at this point.
- Guerrero vs. Alexander? Actually not a bad fight.
- Does not think we see Postol vs. Crawford in 2016.
- Dejan Zavec is the mandatory for Linares, but it probably does not have to be his next fight.
- Prime Pacquiao vs. prime Whitaker? Whitaker.
- Kovalev vs. Pascal rematch? Likely not in 2016.
- Doubt we see Kovalev vs. Fonfara. But would like to see it.
- The winner of Cotto-Canelo is a good contender for FOTY. Mayweather is probably the frontrunner.
- Wlad's next mandatory, after Fury, is Glazkov.
- Ward will be on the undercard for Cotto-Canelo. Expect it to be announced sometime after the GGG-Lemieux fight.
- Juan Diaz will not be back until early next year. He wants to keep fighting at 135.
- It is Kirkland, not his manager, who makes these business decisions.
- Andrade messed up not taking some past fights and believes that he realizes it.
- It is criminal that James Toney is still allowed to fight.
- Monaghan is a nice guy and hard worker, but very limited skill wise.
- Did not include Randall Bailey in his top 10 hardest punchers because he is no longer very active or a top fighter.
- Has seen some of the payout sheets for PBC and the purses for cards are starting to drop, especially for the lower tier fights on the cards.
- Toney vs. Hopkins at 160? Toney.
- Kell Brook out of the Chaves fight with a rib injury. Showtime cancelled the telecast.
- Asked Duran if he would have beaten Floyd. He said "No problem", flexed and kissed his bicep and then drank his Corona. He agrees that Duran would win.
- Duran vs. Hatton in a drinking contest? Duran via upset.
- Stiverne is supposed to be on the GRJ card next month.
- Montiel fought well and doesn't look done. Probably better for him to fight at 122.
GGG vs. Lemieux:
- The fight was designed with a lower cost structure (for a PPV). The event needs to get about 200k buys to start turning a profit. He expects it to sell high 200's to low 300k's. If the fight sells over 300k, all parties involved will consider it a huge success.
- Gonzalez may have been struggling to make weight. The day before he looked fine and was pleasant to deal with, but he would sip water and spit it back out.
- He believes GGG is the single most must see fighter in boxing.
- Wouldn't be surprised if the fight was like Matthysse-Garcia and Lemieux turned out to be Garcia.
- Weak year for fighter of the year candidates. Wouldn't rank GGG there, even with a win tonight. Honorable mention, yes.
- Will GGG be knocked down? Interesting...will say, no.
- Other full venue sell outs at MSG? Remembers that Cotto-Judah and Cotto-Margarito 2 were.
- GGG vs. Lee, before fighting the Canelo-Cotto winner? Possible. It would take WBC approval and step aside agreement by the Canelo-Cotto winner.
- GGG is very well preserved for his age of 33. He was poorly promoted by his past promoter (Universum), which caused his delay in getting into the US market. He hasn't taken a lot of punishment in the pro's.
- Picking: GGG by KO6, and Gonzalez by KO9.
- Lemieux is a cool guy. He is supremely confident and has a lot of swagger, but isn't over the top in how he presents himself.
- Ortiz has incredible power. Expects him to win rather easily.
- Johnson vs. O'Kane is an eliminator to become the mandatory for the winner of GGG-Lemieux.
- GGG and Abel Sanchez is like the new Manny and Freddie.
- The drums and bells fans brought for Trinidad-Joppy at MSG were insane. There were also people tailgating hours before the fight on 7th avenue in Manhattan.
- Does not agree with Teddy Atlas that Thurman has more potential to be a bigger boxing star than GGG. GGG has Pacquiao potential.
The rest of boxing:
- RJJ is not a legit contender at CW.
- Khan hasn't backed out of negotiations with Pacquiao, but is mouthing off. He needs to learn to quit being so vocal during key negotiation moments. It works to his detriment.
- Bracero is unlikely to take a fight against Algieri.
- Around the Juan Urango fight thought Devon Alexander was the next big thing and had skills comparable to Floyd's. What happened?
- Thought Alexander deserved to win in a close, but bad performance.
- No word on what is next for LSC.
- PBC is still not making money, but that is too be expected - they had planned on still not making money at this point.
- Guerrero vs. Alexander? Actually not a bad fight.
- Does not think we see Postol vs. Crawford in 2016.
- Dejan Zavec is the mandatory for Linares, but it probably does not have to be his next fight.
- Prime Pacquiao vs. prime Whitaker? Whitaker.
- Kovalev vs. Pascal rematch? Likely not in 2016.
- Doubt we see Kovalev vs. Fonfara. But would like to see it.
- The winner of Cotto-Canelo is a good contender for FOTY. Mayweather is probably the frontrunner.
- Wlad's next mandatory, after Fury, is Glazkov.
- Ward will be on the undercard for Cotto-Canelo. Expect it to be announced sometime after the GGG-Lemieux fight.
- Juan Diaz will not be back until early next year. He wants to keep fighting at 135.
- It is Kirkland, not his manager, who makes these business decisions.
- Andrade messed up not taking some past fights and believes that he realizes it.
- It is criminal that James Toney is still allowed to fight.
- Monaghan is a nice guy and hard worker, but very limited skill wise.
- Did not include Randall Bailey in his top 10 hardest punchers because he is no longer very active or a top fighter.
- Has seen some of the payout sheets for PBC and the purses for cards are starting to drop, especially for the lower tier fights on the cards.
- Toney vs. Hopkins at 160? Toney.
- Kell Brook out of the Chaves fight with a rib injury. Showtime cancelled the telecast.
- Asked Duran if he would have beaten Floyd. He said "No problem", flexed and kissed his bicep and then drank his Corona. He agrees that Duran would win.
- Duran vs. Hatton in a drinking contest? Duran via upset.
- Stiverne is supposed to be on the GRJ card next month.
- Montiel fought well and doesn't look done. Probably better for him to fight at 122.
And BTW if anyone wants some good Postol analysis, the Matthysse fight but more importantly the business of boxing and Postol's choices for his next fight, along with insight about how mandatories and purse bids and vacant titles work, listen to Paulie's last podcast (the October 9). A great 20-30 minutes in the middle clearing up some confusing rules and a good breakdown of things.
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Tonight brehs
PBC on Spike TV at 9pm est:
Andrzej Fonfara vs. Nathan Cleverly
Kohei Kono vs. Koki Kameda for Kono's WBA junior bantamweight title
Friday Night Knockout on TruTV at 10pm est:
Seanie Monaghan vs. Donovan George
Brad Solomon vs. Ray Serrano
So that way, yall can't say you didn't know about it
PBC on Spike TV at 9pm est:
Andrzej Fonfara vs. Nathan Cleverly
Kohei Kono vs. Koki Kameda for Kono's WBA junior bantamweight title
Friday Night Knockout on TruTV at 10pm est:
Seanie Monaghan vs. Donovan George
Brad Solomon vs. Ray Serrano
So that way, yall can't say you didn't know about it
