4 arguably 5 rounds against TBE with only one good shoulder
How but you tell Mr. 7468 ametuer fights to stop ducking the fade from Rigondeaux and Walters
Then maybe we can overlook him taking an L to Orlando Salido
you know having a rematch with the guy who beat you like a Floyd or a Marquez 
Crisco looks high and swole..
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This is a BULLshyt fight
Wilder fans, ya'll riding with this?
Nikkas be like I'll give you a couple cats over at pbc doing they thing, but I ain't snitching on nobody from Hbo.
Last minute? This is the heavyweight division, it's not like guys gotta make weightWilder would be fighting Povetkin instead, but the eurocac had to take some peds instead.
can't be mad, we all know arreola doesn't have a chance, but it's a last minute fight.
This is a BULLshyt fight
Wilder fans, ya'll riding with this?
Nikkas be like I'll give you a couple cats over at pbc doing they thing, but I ain't snitching on nobody from Hbo.
Cuz when I get back at 154, imma still be the king
Last minute? This is the heavyweight division, it's not like guys gotta make weight
The fight is one month away. It's not that last minute to be honest since they've been negotiating for about 2 weeks now.
Besides, this is your job, you have to be professional and stay in shape. Arreola ain't in shape even when he has ample time to prepare
Arreola wasn't even ranked when they were negotiating this fight, so the rankings don't even matter at this point as a "well they needed a ranked guy" argument
Give me a good reason this fight exists. Give me a reason anybody should spend money on it?
Ricky Burns Eager For Revenge Fights With Crawford, Zlaticanin
By Edward Chaykovsky
WBA world super lightweight champion Ricky Burns is eager to get some payback against Terence Crawford and Dejan Zlaticanin.
Two years ago when he was still competing at 135-pounds, Burns lost back to back fights to Crawford (28-0, 20KOs) and to Zlaticanin (22-0, 15KOs) - both by twelve round decision.
A few weeks ago, Burns (40-5-1, 14KOs) stopped Michele di Rocco to become the first Scottish boxer to capture world titles in three different weight divisions.
Which way will Burns go? It all depends on the weight division. Burns is happy to remain at 140-pounds and he's open to making a unification rematch with Crawford, who holds the WBO belt. Crawford returns next month in a unification of his own when he takes on WBC champion Viktor Postol on July 23rd at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.
Burns says he is still fully capable of dropping back to the lightweight limit of 135-pounds with Zlaticanin. According to Burns, his first defense of the WBA title will take place on a date in September or October in Glasgow.
Burns exclusively told Sky Sports: "If I'm staying at super-lightweight, then the biggest name is Terence Crawford. I fancy him to get the job done in the unification fight against Viktor Postol. What a fight that would be. If I'm going to go back to lightweight then it'd be the rematch with Zlaticanin.
"I said before the Di Rocco fight that if I won, it would open up so many more options for me at both weights so we'll wait and see what they come up with. After watching Zlaticanin win, I was straight on the phone to my management team to ask if they'd seen it and telling them to get on the phone to Eddie and seeing what the chances of making that fight would be. I'd love to fight him again. It would be a totally different outcome but fair play to him - he's got a couple of big wins and he's got that world title. I'd be more than happy to fight him again."
"Crawford is another name to mention. He's got a unification fight coming up against Postol. Eddie also mentioned Adrien Broner after the Di Rocco fight but I think he's moved back up to welterweight, which would be one step up too far for me."
if crawford gets by postol..why not a burns-crawford rematch...they got belts...unification
Bermane Stiverne Eager To Step in, Face Deontay Wilder - Boxing NewsWho's spending money on it...it's coming on cable
Secondly, you tell us who was ready & available to fight Wilder then? Because I have yet to see, read, or hear 1 heavyweight come out and say they wanted to fight Wilder on 4 weeks notice.
Also, it's not about making weight...it's about being in fighting condition. Who's jumping off the couch to take on Wilder in a 12 rounder knowing he's been in camp for MONTHS and is in peak conditioning right now?
