Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
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Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
floyd goin hard for mikey
....I expect floyd to go after all the young mexican prospects. dude knows what sells tickets. it's comedy seeing floyd and robert all buddy buddy now. this should be a good relationship.peep 8:15...."if I was canelo, I wouldn't even fight triple g. canelo don't need triple g. triple g needs canelo.....all the great champions moved up. they showed heart. triple g hasn't shown any heart yet"
floyd at 20:40...."I like james degale....I really like his sister"
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LinusCaldwell
From The Eastside with Love
Jon Jones was face timing Floyd Mayweather 
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
Aleem the Dream
#PrinceAleem
New member of the stanclub
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
Payano vs Warren 2....and we get to see it in HD this time @patscorpio
Bounce and their non-HD broadcasts
yeah i dont know why bounce doesnt have a HD feed...unless they are truly going for a "throwback" type of feel for that show lol
but SD on my 60" though
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
Turn down 3x your career high, and an opportunity to win unify & win a another belt in front of a sold out crowd, just because brehs
Even Cameron Dunkin like
Exactly...
Meanwhile Walters got KO wins over Donaire and Darchiniyan and prolly just read that shyt and did this.
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
you mean the same walters who turned down double his career high to fight lomachenko?Exactly...
Meanwhile Walters got KO wins over Donaire and Darchiniyan and prolly just read that shyt and did this.
.....even after loma offered him an extra 300k if he beat him
WBC Vows Two-Year Ban To Pros Who Compete in Olympics - Boxing News
The WBC has set down a rule to ban any fighter for two-years if they decided to compete in the Olympics. They wont be banned from fighting, but they will be banned from being ranked by the WBC or fighting for a WBC world title. Any WBC champion who decides to compete will surely be stripped of his world title.
The WBC has set down a rule to ban any fighter for two-years if they decided to compete in the Olympics. They wont be banned from fighting, but they will be banned from being ranked by the WBC or fighting for a WBC world title. Any WBC champion who decides to compete will surely be stripped of his world title.
@SuikodenII :sadrigo: got his belt back breh
Guillermo Rigondeaux given WBA 122-pound title back
By Scott Christ @scottchristBLH on May 18, 2016, 8:00a 12
Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports
Guillermo Rigondeaux has gotten back one of the belts wrongfully taken from him late last year.
Guillermo Rigondeaux is the best super bantamweight in the world, and the WBA has chosen to once again recognize that by reinstating him as their super bantamweight titleholder, months after stripping him and naming him "champion in recess," which was bizarre and mostly served to make the Carl Frampton-Scott Quigg fight a "unification" bout.
Now that Frampton, who beat Quigg in late February, has moved up to featherweight, the WBA "super title" was once again available, and Rigondeaux (16-0, 10 KO) has it back in his possession. He also held the WBO title last year, but was stripped of that belt in late October due to being inactive for 10 months, barely even a notable layoff in today's boxing world. And at any rate, Rigondeaux then fought in November, within the general one-year period most accept as the limit before considering a fighter inactive.
Rigondeaux was slated to fight earlier this year in the United Kingdom against Jazza dikkens, but had visa issues and had to cancel. He now must face interim WBA titleholder Moises Flories (24-0, 17 KO), which is a good fight, and the WBA has said that they would considering allowing interim fights for one or both of them before the mandatory bout.
Dan Rafael says both will likely do so, as Flores is still slated to face Paulus Ambunda on June 11 in Namibia, which is a dangerous fight, and Rigondeaux is in talks to face current bantamweight titlist Jamie McDonnell.
Usually, I don't recommend something like "hey, just give him his belt back," but this was a case where I have said just that, and honestly, it's the right decision. It was wrong and transparent the way the WBA removed his status in the first place, and to do anything but give him the belt back seemed silly, at least to me. He never lost it, he hadn't been as inactive as one really needs to be to be considered officially inactive, and the only reason the WBA did what they did, as far as I can tell, was to get a big chunk of the Frampton-Quigg fight. They got it, Frampton's not defending, so give him the belt back.
Guillermo Rigondeaux given WBA 122-pound title back
Rigo vs Jaime McDonnell is a really good matchup for Rigo
Guillermo Rigondeaux given WBA 122-pound title back
By Scott Christ @scottchristBLH on May 18, 2016, 8:00a 12
Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports
Guillermo Rigondeaux has gotten back one of the belts wrongfully taken from him late last year.
Guillermo Rigondeaux is the best super bantamweight in the world, and the WBA has chosen to once again recognize that by reinstating him as their super bantamweight titleholder, months after stripping him and naming him "champion in recess," which was bizarre and mostly served to make the Carl Frampton-Scott Quigg fight a "unification" bout.
Now that Frampton, who beat Quigg in late February, has moved up to featherweight, the WBA "super title" was once again available, and Rigondeaux (16-0, 10 KO) has it back in his possession. He also held the WBO title last year, but was stripped of that belt in late October due to being inactive for 10 months, barely even a notable layoff in today's boxing world. And at any rate, Rigondeaux then fought in November, within the general one-year period most accept as the limit before considering a fighter inactive.
Rigondeaux was slated to fight earlier this year in the United Kingdom against Jazza dikkens, but had visa issues and had to cancel. He now must face interim WBA titleholder Moises Flories (24-0, 17 KO), which is a good fight, and the WBA has said that they would considering allowing interim fights for one or both of them before the mandatory bout.
Dan Rafael says both will likely do so, as Flores is still slated to face Paulus Ambunda on June 11 in Namibia, which is a dangerous fight, and Rigondeaux is in talks to face current bantamweight titlist Jamie McDonnell.
Usually, I don't recommend something like "hey, just give him his belt back," but this was a case where I have said just that, and honestly, it's the right decision. It was wrong and transparent the way the WBA removed his status in the first place, and to do anything but give him the belt back seemed silly, at least to me. He never lost it, he hadn't been as inactive as one really needs to be to be considered officially inactive, and the only reason the WBA did what they did, as far as I can tell, was to get a big chunk of the Frampton-Quigg fight. They got it, Frampton's not defending, so give him the belt back.
Guillermo Rigondeaux given WBA 122-pound title back
Rigo vs Jaime McDonnell is a really good matchup for Rigo
LeVraiPapi
Redemption is Coming
So, I asked my source "why people saying Floyd fighting McGregor?"
He answered "why not? He's a star and made a name for himself"
He answered "why not? He's a star and made a name for himself"