Loma ain't THAT fast now breh
Him vs Donaire is a good matchup, and even though I would favor Lomachenko, it will be Loma's best opponent he's faced imo
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Loma ain't THAT fast now breh
Him vs Donaire is a good matchup, and even though I would favor Lomachenko, it will be Loma's best opponent he's faced imo
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I'm down to see honaire get smacked around the ring again 
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Donaire is on my second tier squad, #FilipinoFlashMob, but i'm not sure I want him fighting Lomachenko. Dude is a beast and Donaire isn't as fast as he used to be. Donaire has a chin and probably takes more shots in this fight than he needs to. Lomachenko probably tags him to a clean shot beating. Donaire still has great power as an equalizer.
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BATB arrives for the press conference today:
Bum ass tim bradley is with teddy atlas now?
bum ass looking like he's just been released from jail
This dude and his fukkery...
Of course donaire has a shot of beating Lomachenko. Donaire has the power to do it...but dude's emotional state has been too up and down...he needs to have that fire back if it happens
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On This Day: The infamous ‘Fan Man’ gatecrashed the Riddikk Bowe-Evander Holyfield rematch
Evander Holyfield is upstaged by the infamous Fan Man, writes George Gigney
BOXING has never seen a stranger incident. About a minute into the seventh round of Riddikk Bowe’s rematch with Evander Holyfield at the open-air Caesars Palace arena in Las Vegas on November 6, 1993, a “lunatic parasailer” crash-landed ringside to create “the most dramatic occasion in the history of boxing,” according to Harry Mullan’s ringside report.
James Miller, 30, disturbed what was a “magnificent championship battle” for Bowe’s WBA and IBF heavyweight titles. The delay took 22 minutes, and MC Michael Buffer kept the crowd of 14,242 calm by talking to them throughout.
When the action continued, Holyfield worked toward another unforeseen event by outpointing Bowe on a majority decision to become only the third man in history to regain world heavyweight honours, with Floyd Patterson and Muhammad Ali being the first two.
Holyfield’s performance in a thrilling fight made the night “unforgettable anyway,” besides Miller’s bizarre intervention.
Bowe had unanimously outpointed Holyfield the year before, leading Evander to be considered as the underdog heading into the rematch.
However, under new trainer Emanuel Steward, the 31-year-old outboxed and outgunned a “bloated” Bowe by sticking to a measured game plan, and the pair tried to continue scrapping after the final bell.
The third and final chapter of their fierce trilogy happened two years later, when Bowe became the first man to stop ‘The Real Deal’ Holyfield.
Evander Holyfield is upstaged by the infamous Fan Man, writes George Gigney
BOXING has never seen a stranger incident. About a minute into the seventh round of Riddikk Bowe’s rematch with Evander Holyfield at the open-air Caesars Palace arena in Las Vegas on November 6, 1993, a “lunatic parasailer” crash-landed ringside to create “the most dramatic occasion in the history of boxing,” according to Harry Mullan’s ringside report.
James Miller, 30, disturbed what was a “magnificent championship battle” for Bowe’s WBA and IBF heavyweight titles. The delay took 22 minutes, and MC Michael Buffer kept the crowd of 14,242 calm by talking to them throughout.
When the action continued, Holyfield worked toward another unforeseen event by outpointing Bowe on a majority decision to become only the third man in history to regain world heavyweight honours, with Floyd Patterson and Muhammad Ali being the first two.
Holyfield’s performance in a thrilling fight made the night “unforgettable anyway,” besides Miller’s bizarre intervention.
Bowe had unanimously outpointed Holyfield the year before, leading Evander to be considered as the underdog heading into the rematch.
However, under new trainer Emanuel Steward, the 31-year-old outboxed and outgunned a “bloated” Bowe by sticking to a measured game plan, and the pair tried to continue scrapping after the final bell.
The third and final chapter of their fierce trilogy happened two years later, when Bowe became the first man to stop ‘The Real Deal’ Holyfield.
On This Day: The infamous ‘Fan Man’ gatecrashed the Riddikk Bowe-Evander Holyfield rematch
Evander Holyfield is upstaged by the infamous Fan Man, writes George Gigney
BOXING has never seen a stranger incident. About a minute into the seventh round of Riddikk Bowe’s rematch with Evander Holyfield at the open-air Caesars Palace arena in Las Vegas on November 6, 1993, a “lunatic parasailer” crash-landed ringside to create “the most dramatic occasion in the history of boxing,” according to Harry Mullan’s ringside report.
James Miller, 30, disturbed what was a “magnificent championship battle” for Bowe’s WBA and IBF heavyweight titles. The delay took 22 minutes, and MC Michael Buffer kept the crowd of 14,242 calm by talking to them throughout.
When the action continued, Holyfield worked toward another unforeseen event by outpointing Bowe on a majority decision to become only the third man in history to regain world heavyweight honours, with Floyd Patterson and Muhammad Ali being the first two.
Holyfield’s performance in a thrilling fight made the night “unforgettable anyway,” besides Miller’s bizarre intervention.
Bowe had unanimously outpointed Holyfield the year before, leading Evander to be considered as the underdog heading into the rematch.
However, under new trainer Emanuel Steward, the 31-year-old outboxed and outgunned a “bloated” Bowe by sticking to a measured game plan, and the pair tried to continue scrapping after the final bell.
The third and final chapter of their fierce trilogy happened two years later, when Bowe became the first man to stop ‘The Real Deal’ Holyfield.
The "Fan Man" got his ass BEAT that night. I remember watching that fight and him being woke trying to get free, and then him slumped being carried out after the crowd got a hold of him
I thought he was dead
The fan man deserved that fade from the crowd. 
Did bruce willis get some digs in on the fan man?
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I think it's Martirosyan and then the winner of Charlo/Jackson for the WBC belt
They said he'll be back early next year. No mentions of any opps but
If you look at his rankings with the belts, you'll see he's 1 fight from being the mandatory in all of em
So Beterbiev gonna get kovalev's scalp eventually
Pat I was at the fight too and Postol is just as bad as Choc says
He was getting tagged by a
he chose, he was holding and looking over at his corner like 
and arguing with them between rounds
Postol isn't good and Matthysse lost to someone as bad as Postol because he's not meant to have a belt :Belts On Belts:
I think it's Martirosyan and then the winner of Charlo/Jackson for the WBC belt
They said he'll be back early next year. No mentions of any opps but
If you look at his rankings with the belts, you'll see he's 1 fight from being the mandatory in all of em
So Beterbiev gonna get kovalev's scalp eventually
im also on record saying LSC is a good fighter and had potential to be better but I think he is showing signs of regression because of haymon coddling him with soft touches..things I mentioned heavily in that thread because of his performance in that jobber fight
you think postol just isn't a good fighter at all period because of that one fight you saw live
Pat I was at the fight too and Postol is just as bad as Choc says
He was getting tagged by a
he chose, he was holding and looking over at his corner like and arguing with them between roundsPostol isn't good and Matthysse lost to someone as bad as Postol because he's not meant to have a belt :Belts On Belts: