Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
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nah....spence doesn't need to give up the Welterweight division just yet imo
link to the article..its a good read - http://brojackson.com/culture/fighting/about-broner-the-media-circus-needs-to-end@TheLukieBaby great article on Broner breh
Fair on both sides and you really hit both sides of the argument
Too bad most of the Boxing media crops out the good things and shows only the bad, instead of painting the whole picture as you just did today
salute @TheLukieBaby
Tomorrow night...April 19th at 9pm et on FS1:
Redkach vs Cruz
Aleem vs Cepeda
Sands Bethlehem Event Center, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Redkach vs Cruz
Aleem vs Cepeda
Sands Bethlehem Event Center, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
Don't wish for something you don't want 
#swiftset :Muhfukkingchamp:
#swiftset :Muhfukkingchamp:
Don't wish for something you don't want
#swiftset :Muhfukkingchamp:
Good...winner will have 2 belts AB can go for
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
Good...winner will have 2 belts AB can go for
Better hope N pray Vargas wins...the false bravado fools nobody...we all kno ABs true feelings about fighting Swift
#swiftset
:Smugswift:
Better hope N pray Vargas wins...the false bravado fools nobody...we all kno ABs true feelings about fighting Swift
#swiftset
:Smugswift:
Got somebody else for Swift now
So if AB cant get it done....Spence will run through Kell Brook and finish Swift off as well for good measures
Felix Sturm tests positive for stanozolol
Sturm, of Germany, told the Cologne Express, his hometown newspaper, that he did not knowingly take a banned substance.
"I've been tested hundreds of times in my career and always the results were negative," said Sturm, who has been tested as a professional as well during an amateur career that culminated with an appearance in the 2000 Olympics. "The fact that after two months such news comes and the [Germany boxing commission] wasn't informed -- how can this be? I will bring in the lawyers and open the 'B' sample."
In May 2015, Sturm (40-5-3, 18 KOs), 37, of Germany, challenged Chudinov (14-1, 10 KOs), 28, of Russia, for a vacant 168-pound world title in Germany and lost a split decision. They met again in a rematch, also in Germany, on Feb. 20, and Sturm won the belt on a majority decision. Sturm previously had won middleweight world titles four times.
"At first I was shocked," Sturm told the German news agency SID. "This is all very strange. I was tested hundreds of times tested in my career, with both blood and urine samples. There has never been anything and I have an absolutely clear conscience. I did not work 26 years for this. I always like to fight in the ring like a lion."
WBA president Gilberto Mendoza told ESPN.com that the status of Sturm's world title will remain unchanged until such time that the 'B' sample test comes back positive.
"[Sturm] will exercise his right to open the 'B' sample," Mendoza said. "I will let every boxer and his team make their defense cases. However, reviewing the past cases all boxers who tested positive have being stripped."
WBA titlist Sturm tests positive for stanozolol
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Dan RafaelESPN Senior Writer
Close- 2013 BWAA Nat Fleischer Award winner for excellence in boxing journalism
- ESPN.com boxing writer since 2005
- Five years at USA Today
Sturm, of Germany, told the Cologne Express, his hometown newspaper, that he did not knowingly take a banned substance.
"I've been tested hundreds of times in my career and always the results were negative," said Sturm, who has been tested as a professional as well during an amateur career that culminated with an appearance in the 2000 Olympics. "The fact that after two months such news comes and the [Germany boxing commission] wasn't informed -- how can this be? I will bring in the lawyers and open the 'B' sample."
In May 2015, Sturm (40-5-3, 18 KOs), 37, of Germany, challenged Chudinov (14-1, 10 KOs), 28, of Russia, for a vacant 168-pound world title in Germany and lost a split decision. They met again in a rematch, also in Germany, on Feb. 20, and Sturm won the belt on a majority decision. Sturm previously had won middleweight world titles four times.
"At first I was shocked," Sturm told the German news agency SID. "This is all very strange. I was tested hundreds of times tested in my career, with both blood and urine samples. There has never been anything and I have an absolutely clear conscience. I did not work 26 years for this. I always like to fight in the ring like a lion."
WBA president Gilberto Mendoza told ESPN.com that the status of Sturm's world title will remain unchanged until such time that the 'B' sample test comes back positive.
"[Sturm] will exercise his right to open the 'B' sample," Mendoza said. "I will let every boxer and his team make their defense cases. However, reviewing the past cases all boxers who tested positive have being stripped."
WBA titlist Sturm tests positive for stanozolol
King P
Legends Never Die
Finally got around to really watching Browne/Kalajdzic.
I scored it 76-74 for Kalajdzic. It really should have been 77-73 though because 1) That Kalajdzic KD in the 1st was bullshyt 2) Browne was knocked down in the 8th, but it was incorrectly ruled a slip
I was very high on Browne, but he definitely shyt the bed this weekend. Still has a lot of work to do. He's not ready for a step up in competition. shyt, he might have to run it back with Kalajdzic again
I scored it 76-74 for Kalajdzic. It really should have been 77-73 though because 1) That Kalajdzic KD in the 1st was bullshyt 2) Browne was knocked down in the 8th, but it was incorrectly ruled a slip
I was very high on Browne, but he definitely shyt the bed this weekend. Still has a lot of work to do. He's not ready for a step up in competition. shyt, he might have to run it back with Kalajdzic again
GREENandYELLOW
2x...and defending
Got somebody else for Swift now
So if AB cant get it done....Spence will run through Kell Brook and finish Swift off as well for good measures
Hoping Spence stays at 147 for a bit. In the fight thread with @LeVraiPapi was saying, I agreed. That list is some of the best guys at 147, but to me they are not historically elite. With Floyd gone and Pacquiao on the way out, I think the top of the division is deep with good fighters, but void of great fighters.
Granted Spence has more growing and work to do, but I would favor him vs. any of those guys. I still think he should be smart and take his time to grow. Take another fight or two against quality, but not that level competition, and then let him loose vs. anyone late 2016/2017.
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HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
All facts
krackdagawd
Inspire.
wait Chop Chop has TWENTY-SEVEN losses????????///
breh used to show up at my old gym with a uh friend
