Essential The Official Boxing Random Thoughts Thread...All boxing heads ENTER.
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exactly...being a 154 champ for as long as he has and fighting not even 1 credible 154 contender or fellow champ..shameful shyt
Yup Yup, I love seeing frauds get exposed though
Cant wait til he catch that fade, from a huge JMW
tnprince1005
Rookie
Yup Yup, I love seeing frauds get exposed though
oh the irony, cant wait to catch that "Mayweather vs. Guerrero". Just what every boxing fan has been asking for
iMajor
MartinLouisTheKingJr
It will be a good fight I haven't really seen Canelo defense. So if trout "boxes" him it will be good to see. I disagree about trout being unmarketable. Because that's like 95% of boxing. He just needs the right backing. And maybe open up his mouth a bit more. But if he beats Canelo who will he face? And if Canelo wins who will he face?
tnprince1005
Rookie
Chris Mannix ‏@ChrisMannixSI
Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer tells SI that @NoDoubtTrout is "being considered" for Canelo but "at this point, don't think it will happen"
Golden Boy CEO Richard Schaefer tells SI that @NoDoubtTrout is "being considered" for Canelo but "at this point, don't think it will happen"
SuikodenII
Where's Suikoden VI??????
The Trash Talk...
The Entire Fight...
Highlights of the fight
and 
at the same damn time...I didn't see this as close at all, 116-112 Mayweather is as close as it got. Oscar's jab was doing ok until that right hand began raining in. This was the last Boxing PPV I actually bought...me and my cuz watched this, good times 
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154 is a loaded division...trust those 2 will have no problem finding fights there...and don't let trout's performance against cotto convince you he's marketable....there's a reason why only now he's getting attention...his fights generally are stinkers...his fight with delvin rodriguez was one of the worst in 2012..he only got that cotto fight because cotto thought he would be a soft touch
speaking of trout 
JohnStarksMiddleFinger
Benz L. Bo$$ington
Any news on Cotto?
Is he hitting the gym this year?
Is he hitting the gym this year?
HARLEM AL
Your broad loves me.....
oh the irony, cant wait to catch that "Mayweather vs. Guerrero". Just what every boxing fan has been asking for
You cant compare the 2. floyd actually fought WW when he was ww champ and JMW at JMW. not 140s at 154.
Who else should floyd fight at ww?
@patscorpio that Trout arrest sounds like such horseshyt. He's black, it was in Texas, the charge is "suspicion" of public intoxication (gimme a break), they were at a restaurant and he was released 3 hours after being booked.
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http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/sports/01/03/13/pacquiao-showing-early-signs-parkinsons-disease
Pacquiao showing early signs of Parkinson's disease?
A neurologist on Thursday said he has been observing early signs of Parkinson's disease from Filipino boxing icon Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.
Dr. Rustico Jimenez, President of Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines, told radio dzMM that among the early signs of Parkinson's being exhibited by Pacquiao include stuttering and hand twitching.
Jimenez urged the Filipino champion to retire from boxing in order to avoid what happened to Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) and award-winning trainer Freddie Roach who were both afflicted with the progressive disorder of the nervous system.
n a separate phone interview, Jimenez clarified that he could be wrong with his observations, but nevertheless told Pacquiao to be cautious.
He said while he has not met Pacquiao to personally check on his condition, his hand twitches during television interviews should be a cause for concern.
This is not the first time that a medical expert raised concerns over Pacquiao's health.
Dr. Raquel Fortun, a renowned forensics expert in the country, earlier said she is not convinced with the CT scan results clearing Manny Pacquiao following his knockout loss to Mexican foe Juan Manuel Marquez.
She said severe head trauma could lead to Alzheimer’s disease or a form of dementia that worsens over time.
She said several studies have been done on the effect of chronic trauma or repeated hits to the head among athletes, particularly boxers and football players.
Fortun said the knockout punch that hit Pacquiao was actually 2 hits: when Marquez's fist connected with Pacquiao's face and when the boxing champ fell face down on the canvass.
She said a severe blow to the head could damage the dura mater, which is a membrane that surrounds the brain. Once damaged, it could lead to a subdural hematoma.
The forensic expert expressed alarm over reports that Pacquiao allegedly had a slight seizure after falling unconscious from Marquez's hammer blow to the head.
Hope it aint true, but this is a Manny proporganda site so they have no reason to lie, prays for Manny, he needs to retire regardless.........fukk Arum for forcing Manny to have war after war with little rest and recovery
Pacquiao showing early signs of Parkinson's disease?
A neurologist on Thursday said he has been observing early signs of Parkinson's disease from Filipino boxing icon Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao.
Dr. Rustico Jimenez, President of Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines, told radio dzMM that among the early signs of Parkinson's being exhibited by Pacquiao include stuttering and hand twitching.
Jimenez urged the Filipino champion to retire from boxing in order to avoid what happened to Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) and award-winning trainer Freddie Roach who were both afflicted with the progressive disorder of the nervous system.
n a separate phone interview, Jimenez clarified that he could be wrong with his observations, but nevertheless told Pacquiao to be cautious.
He said while he has not met Pacquiao to personally check on his condition, his hand twitches during television interviews should be a cause for concern.
This is not the first time that a medical expert raised concerns over Pacquiao's health.
Dr. Raquel Fortun, a renowned forensics expert in the country, earlier said she is not convinced with the CT scan results clearing Manny Pacquiao following his knockout loss to Mexican foe Juan Manuel Marquez.
She said severe head trauma could lead to Alzheimer’s disease or a form of dementia that worsens over time.
She said several studies have been done on the effect of chronic trauma or repeated hits to the head among athletes, particularly boxers and football players.
Fortun said the knockout punch that hit Pacquiao was actually 2 hits: when Marquez's fist connected with Pacquiao's face and when the boxing champ fell face down on the canvass.
She said a severe blow to the head could damage the dura mater, which is a membrane that surrounds the brain. Once damaged, it could lead to a subdural hematoma.
The forensic expert expressed alarm over reports that Pacquiao allegedly had a slight seizure after falling unconscious from Marquez's hammer blow to the head.
Hope it aint true, but this is a Manny proporganda site so they have no reason to lie, prays for Manny, he needs to retire regardless.........fukk Arum for forcing Manny to have war after war with little rest and recovery
the punch stats say it all. Mayweather literally doubled DLH in % & also threw so many less punches than DLH. To have it 115-113 for DLH was absurd. Should've been unanimous without question.Mayweather Verbal Assault on De La Hoya - YouTube
The Trash Talk...
Floyd Mayweather Jr vs. Oscar De La Hoya - YouTube
The Entire Fight...
Oscar De La Hoya vs Floyd Mayweather Jr. / Highlights
Highlights of the fight