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krackdagawd
Inspire.
Overall good day of boxing going to peep the PED fight tomorrow from the thread scores I think it's going to be my kind of fight. 
krackdagawd
Inspire.
don't show off son
wish I had the hook up for boxing at Barclays since they usually have more frequent cards. I only got the concert hook-up there. They had bbq wings me, my son and the new york times nikka went to work on em
They had bbq wings me, my son and the new york times nikka went to work on em
krackdagawd
Inspire.
Krack you ain't have to listen to that lampley and max competing orgasms during the lil g fight, shyt was rough
mr heyzel
All Star
Boxer Prichard Colon reportedly in coma after fight in Fairfax
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Prichard Colon during his fight Saturday night. He experienced dizziness and vomitting after the bout and was reportedly in a coma after surgery for bleeding on the brain. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
By Gene Wang October 17 at 10:32 PM
Boxer Prichard Colon was taken to Inova Fairfax hospital early Saturday evening after experiencing dizziness and vomiting in his dressing room and, according to multiple reports, underwent surgery for bleeding on the brain as a result of his bout against Terrel Williams.
Several of those reports also indicated Colon was in a coma following the operation, citing family members’ updates from the hospital. It’s unclear if the coma was medically induced.
Colon was fighting on the undercard of Lamont Peterson’s majority decision over Felix Diaz at EagleBank Arena in Fairfax. The previously undefeated Puerto Rican was disqualified before the start of the 10th and final round for the first loss of the 154-pounder’s career.
In one of the more peculiar sequences even for boxing, Colon’s corner began removing his gloves after the ninth round, apparently unaware the fight had not ended. Eventually realizing there was another round left, Colon’s corner tried to get his gloves back on, but too much time had passed, and referee Joseph Cooper signaled for a disqualification.
Colon (16-1, 13 knockouts) was behind on the scorecards during a fight in which he received a two-point deduction in Round 5 for a low blow.
Williams left no doubt about his superiority by sending Colon down twice in the ninth round. The second knockdown came seconds before the bell, and Colon appeared woozy and incoherent.
During the fight, Colon complained to Cooper about getting hit with punches to the back of his head. At one point, Colon, 23, had to take a lengthy period in the middle of a round to collect himself. Cooper later deducted one point from Williams (15-0, 12 KOs) in Round 7 for a rabbit punch.
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Prichard Colon during his fight Saturday night. He experienced dizziness and vomitting after the bout and was reportedly in a coma after surgery for bleeding on the brain. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
By Gene Wang October 17 at 10:32 PM
Boxer Prichard Colon was taken to Inova Fairfax hospital early Saturday evening after experiencing dizziness and vomiting in his dressing room and, according to multiple reports, underwent surgery for bleeding on the brain as a result of his bout against Terrel Williams.
Several of those reports also indicated Colon was in a coma following the operation, citing family members’ updates from the hospital. It’s unclear if the coma was medically induced.
Colon was fighting on the undercard of Lamont Peterson’s majority decision over Felix Diaz at EagleBank Arena in Fairfax. The previously undefeated Puerto Rican was disqualified before the start of the 10th and final round for the first loss of the 154-pounder’s career.
In one of the more peculiar sequences even for boxing, Colon’s corner began removing his gloves after the ninth round, apparently unaware the fight had not ended. Eventually realizing there was another round left, Colon’s corner tried to get his gloves back on, but too much time had passed, and referee Joseph Cooper signaled for a disqualification.
Colon (16-1, 13 knockouts) was behind on the scorecards during a fight in which he received a two-point deduction in Round 5 for a low blow.
Williams left no doubt about his superiority by sending Colon down twice in the ninth round. The second knockdown came seconds before the bell, and Colon appeared woozy and incoherent.
During the fight, Colon complained to Cooper about getting hit with punches to the back of his head. At one point, Colon, 23, had to take a lengthy period in the middle of a round to collect himself. Cooper later deducted one point from Williams (15-0, 12 KOs) in Round 7 for a rabbit punch.
krackdagawd
Inspire.
I can only imagine
last fight they said he made "Mexican style" popular. We are a few fights from ggg>>hagler from those fukkboysseemorecizzy
Superstar
Damn
He knocked him down in the 9th on a rabbit punch too
If ward/kkkov comes off expect a manny/floyd type beating. Kkkov will be game but ward will crush him, then #Beastmode will be waiting
BlackAchilles
Veteran
Damn hope he pulls through. Another reminder of the brutality of the sweet science
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
In the GGG vs Lemieux thread, I said:
And it seems Coke Boy already knows Canelo is THEE MAN...and will call his own shots
Check this out:
Oscar De La Hoya: Canelo will be ready for Golovkin -- eventually
By Bad Left Hook and fighthub on Oct 18, 2015, 6:33a 2
Oscar De La Hoya doesn't sound like he's eager to put a time frame on a fight between Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin.
Oscar De La Hoya: Canelo will be ready for Golovkin -- eventually
There's a video in that link and the Canelo/GGG talks start at 2:25
Like I said...."eventually" should be just as acceptable AGAINST GGG as it as FOR GGG
GGG will "eventually" fight Ward, but not now because he's not a real Super Middleweight yet? Ok.
Well, Canelo will "eventually" fight GGG, but not now, because he's not a real Middleweight yet either
Canelo can always say he looked at Cotto as a chance for a big PPV fight for the fans to see the Mexican/Puerto Rican rivalry pitting 2 elite Junior Middleweights (being that Cotto has never fought at the Middleweight max) and is now turning his attention on unifying the Junior Middleweight Division
Kinda like the same bullshyt yall accepted GGG saying why he was willing to move up and fight either Froch or JCC Jr at Super Middleweight...but stay at Middleweight.
Don't forget, Canelo is ALREADY on record saying he has no plans to become a Middleweight any time soon
Before fighting James Kirkland, Canelo said:
So, unless he has a change of heart, we might just beat Cotto and drop the belt
#CaneloCartel
:canelocartel:
And it seems Coke Boy already knows Canelo is THEE MAN...and will call his own shots
Check this out:
Oscar De La Hoya: Canelo will be ready for Golovkin -- eventually
By Bad Left Hook and fighthub on Oct 18, 2015, 6:33a 2
Oscar De La Hoya doesn't sound like he's eager to put a time frame on a fight between Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin.
Oscar De La Hoya: Canelo will be ready for Golovkin -- eventually
There's a video in that link and the Canelo/GGG talks start at 2:25
Like I said...."eventually" should be just as acceptable AGAINST GGG as it as FOR GGG
GGG will "eventually" fight Ward, but not now because he's not a real Super Middleweight yet? Ok.
Well, Canelo will "eventually" fight GGG, but not now, because he's not a real Middleweight yet either