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If only Thurman had the same confidence as his stans...we would've seen him in the ring with both Spence & Porter in the same year:wow:
spence needs to work his way up... on porter, im sure its a money problem... im sure it gets resolved.
 

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spence needs to work his way up... on porter, im sure its a money problem... im sure it gets resolved.

Exactly what I was saying above:


Yep...priced himself wayyyyyyyyyyyyy out to avoid that fight. And amazingly, he tricked enough people to actually believe Spence didn't deserve the fight, but yet all the other opponents Thurman faced did:russ:




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Chavez Jr. Rips Cotto Over Catch-Weight Fights


Posted by: Edward Chaykovsky on 10/26/2015


By Edward Chaykovsky

Super middleweight contender Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. is backing his countryman, Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (45-1-1, 32KOs), to beat WBC middleweight champion Miguel Cotto (40-4, 33KOs) of Puerto Rico on November 21 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. The fight headlines an HBO Pay-Per-View event and takes place at a catch-weight of 155-pounds.

Cotto is trained by Freddie Roach, who previously trained Chavez Jr. for several years.

For quite a long time, there was talk of an all-Mexico showdown between Chavez Jr. and Canelo - but now the two fighters are too far apart in weight, with Chavez unable to make 168 in his last two outings and Canelo fighting a pound above junior middleweight.

Chavez Jr. reveals that he doesn't like Cotto. In the opinion of the Mexican boxer, Cotto is involving himself in uneven contests with catch-weight requirements.

Chavez himself has been involved in a few catch-weight bouts, due to his weight struggles. That didn't help him much in April, when light heavyweight Andrzej Fonfara knocked him out.

"I pick Canelo [to beat Cotto] because he's Mexican, he's younger and I don't like too much Cotto, because he fight no good fighters at catch-weights, and these things the people know who wins. He needs to fight somebody like Canelo, like Lara, all these fighters. Lara, Canelo, Andrade..all of these fighters are better than this guy," Chavez Jr. told Fight Hub.


Chavez Jr. Rips Cotto Over Catch-Weight Fights

The Mexican Hero hates Cotto jus as much as I do :smugjr:
 

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We hating Cotto for the catch weight but we not hating Canelo for saying he wants one for GGG.... Then he says he don't want Cotto title, knowing damn well he wanted to fight Cotto at 157 but Cotto said 155...

I mean where do the lies end for cinabum :ahh:
 

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Chavez Jr. Rips Cotto Over Catch-Weight Fights


Posted by: Edward Chaykovsky on 10/26/2015


By Edward Chaykovsky

Super middleweight contender Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. is backing his countryman, Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (45-1-1, 32KOs), to beat WBC middleweight champion Miguel Cotto (40-4, 33KOs) of Puerto Rico on November 21 at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. The fight headlines an HBO Pay-Per-View event and takes place at a catch-weight of 155-pounds.

Cotto is trained by Freddie Roach, who previously trained Chavez Jr. for several years.

For quite a long time, there was talk of an all-Mexico showdown between Chavez Jr. and Canelo - but now the two fighters are too far apart in weight, with Chavez unable to make 168 in his last two outings and Canelo fighting a pound above junior middleweight.

Chavez Jr. reveals that he doesn't like Cotto. In the opinion of the Mexican boxer, Cotto is involving himself in uneven contests with catch-weight requirements.

Chavez himself has been involved in a few catch-weight bouts, due to his weight struggles. That didn't help him much in April, when light heavyweight Andrzej Fonfara knocked him out.

"I pick Canelo [to beat Cotto] because he's Mexican, he's younger and I don't like too much Cotto, because he fight no good fighters at catch-weights, and these things the people know who wins. He needs to fight somebody like Canelo, like Lara, all these fighters. Lara, Canelo, Andrade..all of these fighters are better than this guy," Chavez Jr. told Fight Hub.


Chavez Jr. Rips Cotto Over Catch-Weight Fights
Cotto over the hill and small as shyt. He got nikkas fooled. Canelo is winning via stoppage
 

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Heavyweight Andy Ruiz improved to 26-0 (17 KO's) by pounding out an eight round decision over veteran journeyman Raphael Zumbrano on Saturday night the CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Nebraska. He looked much sharper than he did on September 26th when he out-pointed Joell Godfrey, in what was his first fight in over nine months.

"I thought he fought a real tough guy in a sense that the guy was like a rock, he took everything," said promoter Bob Arum of Ruiz's performance.

"And the thing that I loved about Andy was his punch rate and the fact it kept up for all eight rounds."

And Top Rank plans on keeping the 26-year old active. He is already scheduled for the December 5th card in Fresno, California, which is headlined by 2012 U.S. Olympian, Jose Ramirez on UniMas. Ruiz, who fought as high as 272 pound last year, has lost a significant amount of weight recently. This past weekend he weighed in at 248.75 pounds.

"What we had to do, as you saw, we did a hurry-up job on him in the latter part of the year once he took the weight off and was back on track and you see we have him fighting every month," said Arum.

looks like ill be going to my first boxing event :mjcry:, its literally going to be walking distance from my house.
 

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We hating Cotto for the catch weight but we not hating Canelo for saying he wants one for GGG.... Then he says he don't want Cotto title, knowing damn well he wanted to fight Cotto at 157 but Cotto said 155...

I mean where do the lies end for cinabum :ahh:

SOG wants GGG at the full 168 limit...GGG says 164 or no fight:ehh:

GGG wants Cotto/Canelo winner at full 160 limit...Cotto/Canelo winner says 155 or fight:obama:


Sounds fair to me:ahh:
 

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Now when me and @patscorpio used to complain about Haymon over paying nikkas (especially against bums), cats said I was a cac or hated seeing brothers get paid and blah blah blah etc...

*Fast forwards into the future several months later*

That same practice is holding up significant fights from being made. :sas2:

Anyways.....

On behalf of the #Thurminators, we reserve the right to hold out for more money when we gotta fight against rough and tumble Hatton school of boxing ass nikkas that can headbutt/foul you and potentially make you take off extra time away from the ring. :obama:


Yeah because before Haymon fights weren't held up because fighters wanted more money or a bigger split :camby:

What grounds to these flabby media nikkas have to say a fighter is getting overpaid? :sas1:

Because Arum(who takes damn near double of what Haymon does from his fighters) says so? :sas1:

Money issues preventing fights happened before Haymon and it will happen after. Dudes seem to conveniently forget that every time a nikka steps into the ring it could be his last. They deserve every "overpaid" penny they get word to Prichard Colon.
 
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