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The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Its the simple things in life brehI might have found a bytch down enough to watch a few of these fights w meand shut the fukk up during them
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
Pause at 0:07 and someone make lundy's troll face a smiley
WhodatWhoadi
Naw
T Craw is going to do to Lundy what Kovalev did to Pascal in the second fight.
Do these guys have beef from the street or something?
Ol '40 and a game of spades for lunch' in Bud's crew was about to throw a punch.
Lundys way deep in Craw's head. Boxings da bess brehs
Amare's Right Hook
Southeast World Champion
WhodatWhoadi
Naw
Joseph Parker vs Carlos Takam
nice.
nice.
Boxing Legion @BoxingLegion
Damn Top Rank is really talking to Showtime about bringing Lomachenko there. Arum seems to hate Nelson
2m2 minutes agoBoxing Legion @BoxingLegion@Studhardt22
I don't know.... Arum sounded confident that it would be made. Just that HBO was being stubborn
Damn Top Rank is really talking to Showtime about bringing Lomachenko there. Arum seems to hate Nelson
2m2 minutes agoBoxing Legion @BoxingLegion@Studhardt22
I don't know.... Arum sounded confident that it would be made. Just that HBO was being stubborn
Suspicious Dingo
Superstar
Crawford bout to make a statement with this fight
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
He got 250k his last fight 
"Bu bu bu bu but PBC fighters don't wanna be great, don't wanna take risks, price themselves outta fights"
"Bu bu bu bu but PBC fighters don't wanna be great, don't wanna take risks, price themselves outta fights"
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
killa might ko him in the 1st now. lundy looked shook
If Lundy was a Herrera and he was getting under Craws skin like this Craw would be in trouble. Even now he's gonna be fighting in his emotions from round one. For a dude who switches southpaw n orthodox n also has a wide (but obviously devastating) hook, he needs to be careful at first.Crawford bout to make a statement with this fight
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
If Crawford beats Lundy, unification versus Postol makes sense
Two weeks ago I penned a piece ranking the world title unifications fights I want to see most. No. 5 on that list was Terence Crawford against Viktor Postol at junior welterweight.
It’s a good style clash: Both fighters are undefeated and neither has any other obvious or significant opponent in the division. So even though Postol, who impressively won his belt by 10th-round upset knockout of Lucas Matthysse in October on HBO, is not all that well known, it’s a fight I really like and hope to see. And I am not alone.
Recently, Vadim Kornilov, who manages Ukraine’s Postol, said the same thing.
“We want to fight him,” Kornilov said. “We are open to fighting Crawford in June.”
June just happens to be roughly the time frame when Crawford’s next fight is supposed to be, should he retain his 140-pound title for the second time when he faces “Hammerin’” Hank Lundy on Saturday night (HBO, 10 p.m. ET/PT) at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.
Crawford, the 2014 fighter of the year and a former lightweight champion, is a massive favorite against Lundy, who traveled to Ukraine in 2013 and lost a competitive decision to Postol in a regional title bout.
So although Crawford (27-0, 19 KOs) said he was focused on his assignment against Lundy (26-5-1, 13 KOs), he did admit that he also is intrigued by the possible fight with Postol (28-0, 12 KOs), a no-brainer to get behind if you’re HBO.
“I’d like to fight him. That’s a great matchup,” Crawford said. “I asked for the fight. I don’t know what happened. He’s tall, he’s rangy, he likes to box. He’d be a good opponent in the future, but I’m ready for whatever my managers and promoter put in front of me.”
Hopefully, they’ll put Postol in front of him.
Two weeks ago I penned a piece ranking the world title unifications fights I want to see most. No. 5 on that list was Terence Crawford against Viktor Postol at junior welterweight.
It’s a good style clash: Both fighters are undefeated and neither has any other obvious or significant opponent in the division. So even though Postol, who impressively won his belt by 10th-round upset knockout of Lucas Matthysse in October on HBO, is not all that well known, it’s a fight I really like and hope to see. And I am not alone.
Recently, Vadim Kornilov, who manages Ukraine’s Postol, said the same thing.
“We want to fight him,” Kornilov said. “We are open to fighting Crawford in June.”
June just happens to be roughly the time frame when Crawford’s next fight is supposed to be, should he retain his 140-pound title for the second time when he faces “Hammerin’” Hank Lundy on Saturday night (HBO, 10 p.m. ET/PT) at The Theater at Madison Square Garden.
Crawford, the 2014 fighter of the year and a former lightweight champion, is a massive favorite against Lundy, who traveled to Ukraine in 2013 and lost a competitive decision to Postol in a regional title bout.
So although Crawford (27-0, 19 KOs) said he was focused on his assignment against Lundy (26-5-1, 13 KOs), he did admit that he also is intrigued by the possible fight with Postol (28-0, 12 KOs), a no-brainer to get behind if you’re HBO.
“I’d like to fight him. That’s a great matchup,” Crawford said. “I asked for the fight. I don’t know what happened. He’s tall, he’s rangy, he likes to box. He’d be a good opponent in the future, but I’m ready for whatever my managers and promoter put in front of me.”
Hopefully, they’ll put Postol in front of him.
The axe murderer
For I am death and I ride on a pale horse
This kid 16 in here but slurring like he showing some signs of being punch drunk already 