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[VIDEO] ROBERT GARCIA SAYS MAYWEATHER VS. GARCIA IS BIGGER, BUT MAYWEATHER VS. BRONER IS TOUGHER FIGHT
By Luis Sandoval | April 04, 2016






"Danny needs to beat somebody at the welterweight division...somebody solid...if he beats somebody like that, then why not...me, personally, I'd rather see Danny Garcia...I think Danny Garcia can beat Broner, but I think Mayweather beats Danny Garcia easier than he beats Broner," who shared his thoughts on Floyd Mayweather fighting either Danny Garcia or Adrien Broner. Check it out!


[VIDEO] ROBERT GARCIA SAYS MAYWEATHER VS. GARCIA IS BIGGER, BUT MAYWEATHER VS. BRONER IS TOUGHER FIGHT || FIGHTHYPE.COM


Styles make fights

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

[VIDEO] ROBERT GARCIA SAYS MAYWEATHER VS. GARCIA IS BIGGER, BUT MAYWEATHER VS. BRONER IS TOUGHER FIGHT
By Luis Sandoval | April 04, 2016






"Danny needs to beat somebody at the welterweight division...somebody solid...if he beats somebody like that, then why not...me, personally, I'd rather see Danny Garcia...I think Danny Garcia can beat Broner, but I think Mayweather beats Danny Garcia easier than he beats Broner," who shared his thoughts on Floyd Mayweather fighting either Danny Garcia or Adrien Broner. Check it out!


[VIDEO] ROBERT GARCIA SAYS MAYWEATHER VS. GARCIA IS BIGGER, BUT MAYWEATHER VS. BRONER IS TOUGHER FIGHT || FIGHTHYPE.COM


Styles make fights

I see where he coming from. I think Danny is too slow for Floyd (except for the exchanges)

but I think Swift is just too steady for a guy like Broner who can be hit or miss at times (although I still see it as a 50/50 fight that could be a dope ppv if promoted right)

Broner got quickness and that urban style that could possibly trouble Floyd for a few rounds. (Kinda like a Zab lite or some shyt)

but yeah styles make fights.

 

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I see where he coming from. I think Danny is too slow for Floyd (except for the exchanges)

but I think Swift is just too steady for a guy like Broner who can be hit or miss at times (although I still see it as a 50/50 fight that could be a dope ppv if promoted right)

Broner got quickness and that urban style that could possibly trouble Floyd for a few rounds. (Kinda like a Zab lite or some shyt)

but yeah styles make fights.

Yeah, Swift is too poised in the ring...I'd give him that. And also, he's not as slow of hand as he looks and AB doesn't always keep his right hand up when leaning back which could possibly = against Swift if they ever fought and he doesn't correct that


I agree with your analysis of AB vs Hateweather

 

[ChocolateGiddyUp]

They both get washed by Floyd

Broner is too flat footed, N gets hit with wide punches...Swifts body attack N looping punches would wear AB out

If AB let his hands go more, had better stamina, better footwork I'd favor him over Garcia

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

They both get washed by Floyd

Broner is too flat footed, N gets hit with wide punches...Swifts body attack N looping punches would wear AB out

If AB let his hands go more, had better stamina, better footwork I'd favor him over Garcia

Yeah Broner has too many intangibles to sharpen up for me to favor him over Swift. He's capable of doing everything you said, but for some reason it's a question mark whether he will do it or not. shyt's frustrating as hell.

Garcia is obviously the most deserving of a Floyd fight, but outta all the new contenders/youngins out there, I'd prolly give Crawford the best chance to beat Floyd or win the most rounds off of him.

 

[Big Boss]

SHANNON BRIGGS INVADES MEDIA WORKOUTS OF CHARLES MARTIN AND ANTHONY JOSHUA; CROWD GOES WILD

 

[richboy]

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SHANNON BRIGGS INVADES MEDIA WORKOUTS OF CHARLES MARTIN AND ANTHONY JOSHUA; CROWD GOES WILD

Let's go champ!

 

[Amare's Right Hook]

@hyperman25

This MF, now he's telling Crawford what to do. Go to 147 on your own, no one is going to hold your hand.

 

[Jello Biafra]

SHANNON BRIGGS INVADES MEDIA WORKOUTS OF CHARLES MARTIN AND ANTHONY JOSHUA; CROWD GOES WILD

Shannon is the People's Champ!!!!!

Somebody needs to just give dude a title shot/big pay day and stop bullshytting.
Briggs aint no worse than some of these landscapers and Uber drivers that these supposed top heavyweights have been fighting regularly anyway.

 

[patscorpio]

the real question is how shannon is affording gallivanting around europe popping up in these random situations?

yes i understand its also to ask...disclaimer

 

[Jello Biafra]

the real question is how shannon is affording gallivanting around europe popping up in these random situations?

yes i understand its also to ask...disclaimer

He either invested wisely or he has some mysterious benefactor footing the bill for his global trolling.

 

[seemorecizzy]

the real question is how shannon is affording gallivanting around europe popping up in these random situations?

yes i understand its also to ask...disclaimer[/QUOTE]

 

[Newzz]

"I will probably stop him. I ain't like my son. I will probably stop his as$."



Even Hateweather Sr knows lil Hateweather aint stopping nobody

 

[Mook]

 

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BARRY HUNTER REACTS TO ADRIEN BRONER CALLING OUT FLOYD MAYWEATHER: "MAKES A LOT OF SENSE...LET'S PASS THE TORCH"
By Percy Crawford | April 05, 2016

"I had absolutely no problem with Adrien Broner calling out Floyd Mayweather. I think when you look at Floyd and you look at Adrien, and what Floyd has done in boxing and when you look at what Adrien is capable of doing in boxing, I think that fight makes a lot of sense. If we truly passing the torch, then let's pass the torch; put it up," stated world-class trainer Barry Hunter, who shared his thoughts on four-division former world champion Adrien Broner calling out retired undefeated former pound-for-pound king Floyd Mayweather immediately after his 9th round TKO victory over Ashley Theophane. Hunter, who helped train Broner for the fight, says dealing with Mayweather was just one of many psychological distractions that Broner had to deal with leading into the bout and it likely affected his ability to make weight.

"I think Adrien had a lot to deal with psychologically going into this last fight. Anybody that know us and know how we train know the training up there is legendary. You cannot just be physical; you gotta bring your mindset with you. It's very very hard to focus on your opponent, on your weight, and on your freedom at the same time, so I think that played a very, very big role in the whole weight issue," Hunter stated as he explained the reason why Broner was unable to make the 140-pound weight limit for the fight. "And I could kind of see him deflating a little bit towards the end. And that was my concern going into the fight. Physically, you can be fine, but if your mental is not there, then that can be very detrimental to you as a fighter going into a fight like that. And then you factor in the whole Floyd thing and he's going against one of Floyd's fighters, that's a big deal as well."

Hunter added, "I know a lot of fans and media scribes, who have never had to get on a scale and make a weight, will look at that .4 pounds and think to themselves, 'He should have just went and lost the weight.' Let me tell you, that .4 could be like 10 pounds easily. And I say that because, when you lose...and in Adrien's case, what probably happened more than likely, even though we were grinding the way we were, like I said, he was battling other demons at the same time. Therefore, coming down the stretch, if you lose, 10, 15 to 20 pounds, it all depends on how many days or weeks that you lost this weight in. More than 2 pounds of weight loss per week could be detrimental to your performance. And you look at the weight that he had to lose and it was more water weight than it was mass. And inside, you have your salt, your potassium, your electrolytes, and everything that makes the body function. Not to mention, when you deplete yourself of water like that, your organs shrink. And definitely that main organ, which is your brain, shrinks. Not only was it nerve racking, it had became dangerous. So I knew when I watched him, he couldn't sweat; nothing was left. Even though he had 2 hours to try and burn it off, who's to say he couldn't burn it off, but psychology, I knew he was broken at that time."


BARRY HUNTER REACTS TO ADRIEN BRONER CALLING OUT FLOYD MAYWEATHER: "MAKES A LOT OF SENSE...LET'S PASS THE TORCH" || FIGHTHYPE.COM