ChocolateGiddyUp
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wanted to give us Adonis vs Kovalev for free 
Duva & HBO wanted PPV
wanted to give us Adonis vs Kovalev for free Duva & HBO wanted PPV
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ChocolateGiddyUp
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I really think we are going to get Amir Khan vs Victor Ortiz
ortiz-dimitrenko and vargas-ali on that DC card 
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....time to do some pre planning and see if i can make it
.......time to do some pre planning and see if i can make it
krackdagawd
Inspire.
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Duva & HBO wanted PPV
Of course hbo wants it on ppv
Que supresa, Duva and squad are ducking :jagsdahell::dafukk:
@LauderdaleBoss
overall an entertaining fight to rewatch before breakfast lol
byrd - rounds 6,7,8,9,11,12
mccline - rounds 1,2,3,4,5,10
byrd going down in round 2 gives mccline the fight 114-113 on my card
byrd dropped alot of the early rounds to me but stormed back by mid fight..round 10 was a difficult round to score..i gave it to mccline on activity but i can also see it as a 10-10 round, which would make it a 114-114 draw...but last couple rounds byrd let it all hang out and finished strong
mccline - rounds 1,2,3,4,5,10
byrd going down in round 2 gives mccline the fight 114-113 on my card
byrd dropped alot of the early rounds to me but stormed back by mid fight..round 10 was a difficult round to score..i gave it to mccline on activity but i can also see it as a 10-10 round, which would make it a 114-114 draw...but last couple rounds byrd let it all hang out and finished strong
overall an entertaining fight to rewatch before breakfast lol
Khan vs ortiz..makes sense man, unfortunately.
Victor Ortiz has been managed poorly.
The guy who has managed his career the best after a lost in this era is Paulie Malignaggi.
He looked like he was done after he lost to Khan. He spent like 2 years staying active & getting his shyt together. I remember around that time he said he wanted to worked the European circuit & get a European title. I remember thinking at the time this was a brilliant idea. Stay active, work on your craft, & win a lower tier title. If you can't win that title, your done for sure. He eventually abandoned the idea & jumped on the Broner fight.
In Paulie's last fight, he won the European Union Welterweight title, which means he decided to go back to that plan.
The whole "tuneup, big fight" plan Ortiz & most of these guys are on does not work.
The guy who has managed his career the best after a lost in this era is Paulie Malignaggi.
He looked like he was done after he lost to Khan. He spent like 2 years staying active & getting his shyt together. I remember around that time he said he wanted to worked the European circuit & get a European title. I remember thinking at the time this was a brilliant idea. Stay active, work on your craft, & win a lower tier title. If you can't win that title, your done for sure. He eventually abandoned the idea & jumped on the Broner fight.
In Paulie's last fight, he won the European Union Welterweight title, which means he decided to go back to that plan.
The whole "tuneup, big fight" plan Ortiz & most of these guys are on does not work.
ChocolateGiddyUp
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Ortiz problem is he's only had 4 fights since his fight with Floyd in 2011
Then he gets his jaw broke
Then goes Hollywood
Then breaks his Wrist
He's supposedly goin be active now N fight in March
Ortiz should have another tune up In March...then in the late Summer/Fall fight a Josesito Lopez or Collazo to get that W back
After that Give him that big fight
But listening to Joel Diaz they wanna cash him out ASAP...Which is why I think if Khan fights in March it might be Ortiz
fukk ortiz..he was given so many chances..
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ortiz at this point is too unstable mentally to really make headway...which is a shame because has the skill..get him and rios to fight and call it a day
Exactly. First he quit vs Chino. Quit vs Floyd, got his sternum and jaw broke by Josesito (moving up from 140
) Quit vs. Collazo
Props for rewatching and rescoring the fight. 114-113 definitely ain't a robbery either so I take it, from here on out when you reference these Bryd fights, you'll refrain from acting like the decisions were on some Burton/Augustus type shyt. They were just close fights where the champ got the nod.
