I'm trying to remember, what is your beef with cotto?
For exercising his a side status?
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I'm trying to remember, what is your beef with cotto?
For exercising his a side status?
for being a diva..since he won the middleweight title from sergio
that forearm workout..ive honestly never done those with the kettlebell..its always been fist pushups and the below machine
Triple G been doing that workout for years. Knuckle push ups are where its at.that forearm workout..ive honestly never done those with the kettlebell..its always been fist pushups and the below machine
GREENandYELLOW
2x...and defending
I actually don't have a problem with this. If Lemieux wants the belt, he should travel to GB for BJS.
That said, BJS is still a bytch who hasn't made a worthwhile fight.
ChocolateGiddyUp
Superstar
Cotto not jus fighting a nikka jesse Vargas kod he dragging that nikka up to 154 
I wish they woulda offered Swift enough $$$
My fukkery levels before the fight woulda been thru the roof
The fukkery levels after Swift knocked Cotto out
I wish they woulda offered Swift enough $$$
My fukkery levels before the fight woulda been thru the roof
The fukkery levels after Swift knocked Cotto out
Never knew this about Big Baby....Wilder putting all these cheating nikkas on blast
In 2014 Miller was suspended for nine months by the California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) for testing positive for methylhexaneamine (dimethylamylamine).
According to the suspension letter obtained by MMAmania.com, the CSAC received lab results from Miller's urine sample from his fight at GLORY 17 in Inglewood, California, back on June 21, 2014.
Pullman admits that the positive drug test has him a little concerned about the upcoming fight.
"The only thing about Miller that I do find a little awkward is that I know that he did test positive for a performance enhancing drug in 2014 and was actually suspended by the California State Athletic Commission so that throws concern into my mind as to is he a clean fighter because in the past he has proven not to be and just looking at the way he acts - he acts like somebody who is really emotional, like something is altering his mind and he acts a little crazy. So I do have my questions and concerns about him but at the end of the day I have to trust the process and that the New York State Athletic will do their job and that this fight will be hopefully clean as can be and in a level playing field," Pullman told BoxingScene.
"I know they are probably going to do some kind of testing the day of the fight. That is what I was told my management but it's not the type of fight like when Gerald fought Wilder and they did random blood and urine testing in advance where they would just show at the gym or Gerald's door and so on. It's not that kind of stringent testing which I think is a lot better off than what we are getting but this is what we have and we gotta do the best we can with what we have."
As for what's next should they be victorious on July 29th, Pullman said he hasn't looked that far ahead.
"I haven't thought a whole heck of a lot about it just because I try to focus on one thing at a time but honesty it will put him right where he wants to be. Jarrell Miller is ranked by the WBO, by the WBA, by the IBF. He is ranked by all the organizations in the top 10 at least I think. That is the kind of guy Gerald needs to beat to put him in position to challenge for another world title." Pullman explained.
Pullman finished our conversation by pointing out that Miller isn't ranked by the WBC in their top 15 and the WBC happens to be the only sanctioning body that requires its boxers in the top 15 to participate in its "Clean Boxing" program and subject themselves to random year round random testing.
"It's also funny going back to my other point about the performance enhancing drugs, he is ranked by all of those organizations but he is not ranked in the WBC, at least not in the top 15 and the reason for that to me is that they make you sign up for voluntary drug testing. You have to be known everywhere. The WBC is the only one that does that so it's kind of peculiar to me he is ranked by all the other ones but not that one because obviously he didn't sign up for that. So it makes me just scratch my head and makes me question his integrity as a fighter. But you know I just gotta trust the process," said Pullman.
Washington Trainer: Jarrell Miller's Positive Drug Test Concerns Me - Boxing News
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mm...er-suspended-csac-failed-drug-test-kickboxing
He's really not ranked by the WBC though
3 .- Dillian Whyte (Jamaica/GB) INTL
4 .- Andy Ruiz (Mexico)
5 .- Carlos Takam (Cameroon)
6 .- Mariusz Wach (Poland)
7 .- Dominic Breazeale (US)
8 .- Dereck Chisora (GB)
9 .- Johann Duhaupas (France)
10 .- Charles Martin (US)
11 .- Eric Molina (US)
12 .- Agit Kabayel (Germany) EBU
13 .- Lucas Browne (Australia)
14 .- Adam Kownacki (US)
15 .- Kyotaro Fujimoto (Japan) OPBF
Luis Ortiz, Alexander Povetkin, Big Baby Miller, Dillian Whyte, Travis Browne...these dudes are all PED cheaters
In 2014 Miller was suspended for nine months by the California State Athletic Commission (CSAC) for testing positive for methylhexaneamine (dimethylamylamine).
According to the suspension letter obtained by MMAmania.com, the CSAC received lab results from Miller's urine sample from his fight at GLORY 17 in Inglewood, California, back on June 21, 2014.
Pullman admits that the positive drug test has him a little concerned about the upcoming fight.
"The only thing about Miller that I do find a little awkward is that I know that he did test positive for a performance enhancing drug in 2014 and was actually suspended by the California State Athletic Commission so that throws concern into my mind as to is he a clean fighter because in the past he has proven not to be and just looking at the way he acts - he acts like somebody who is really emotional, like something is altering his mind and he acts a little crazy. So I do have my questions and concerns about him but at the end of the day I have to trust the process and that the New York State Athletic will do their job and that this fight will be hopefully clean as can be and in a level playing field," Pullman told BoxingScene.
"I know they are probably going to do some kind of testing the day of the fight. That is what I was told my management but it's not the type of fight like when Gerald fought Wilder and they did random blood and urine testing in advance where they would just show at the gym or Gerald's door and so on. It's not that kind of stringent testing which I think is a lot better off than what we are getting but this is what we have and we gotta do the best we can with what we have."
As for what's next should they be victorious on July 29th, Pullman said he hasn't looked that far ahead.
"I haven't thought a whole heck of a lot about it just because I try to focus on one thing at a time but honesty it will put him right where he wants to be. Jarrell Miller is ranked by the WBO, by the WBA, by the IBF. He is ranked by all the organizations in the top 10 at least I think. That is the kind of guy Gerald needs to beat to put him in position to challenge for another world title." Pullman explained.
Pullman finished our conversation by pointing out that Miller isn't ranked by the WBC in their top 15 and the WBC happens to be the only sanctioning body that requires its boxers in the top 15 to participate in its "Clean Boxing" program and subject themselves to random year round random testing.
"It's also funny going back to my other point about the performance enhancing drugs, he is ranked by all of those organizations but he is not ranked in the WBC, at least not in the top 15 and the reason for that to me is that they make you sign up for voluntary drug testing. You have to be known everywhere. The WBC is the only one that does that so it's kind of peculiar to me he is ranked by all the other ones but not that one because obviously he didn't sign up for that. So it makes me just scratch my head and makes me question his integrity as a fighter. But you know I just gotta trust the process," said Pullman.
Washington Trainer: Jarrell Miller's Positive Drug Test Concerns Me - Boxing News
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mm...er-suspended-csac-failed-drug-test-kickboxing
He's really not ranked by the WBC though
- Bermane Stiverne (Haiti/Canada)
3 .- Dillian Whyte (Jamaica/GB) INTL
4 .- Andy Ruiz (Mexico)
5 .- Carlos Takam (Cameroon)
6 .- Mariusz Wach (Poland)
7 .- Dominic Breazeale (US)
8 .- Dereck Chisora (GB)
9 .- Johann Duhaupas (France)
10 .- Charles Martin (US)
11 .- Eric Molina (US)
12 .- Agit Kabayel (Germany) EBU
13 .- Lucas Browne (Australia)
14 .- Adam Kownacki (US)
15 .- Kyotaro Fujimoto (Japan) OPBF
Luis Ortiz, Alexander Povetkin, Big Baby Miller, Dillian Whyte, Travis Browne...these dudes are all PED cheaters
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malbaker86
Gators
I wonder what kind of deal was offered, bc Swift/Vargas/Mikey Garcia all couldn't get it done
Yea man i do wonder how much was offered. Cotto vs Garcia would have been a random ass fight but a fight i woulda watched nevertheless
I like this but then I take a look at Guzman and I just shake my head
reservoirdogs
Superstar
Erislandy Lara: Demetrius Andrade is Going To Get His Wish Soon! - Boxing News
now that Andrade is with HBO and moved up he starts to mention him all that sudden
this guy ain't shyt...
Erislandy Lara: Demetrius Andrade is Going To Get His Wish Soon!
By Ryan Burton
WBA/IBO super welterweight champion Erislandy Lara (24-2-2) will return to the ring for the first time since January when he faces Terrell Gausha (20-0) in a Showtime televised main event on October 14th.
The action takes place at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York and the tripleheader will be rounded out with two more super welterweight title bouts, WBC champion Jermell Charlo versus Erickson Lubin and IBF champion Jarrett Hurd against Austin Trout.
Lara has had trouble securing big fights since losing a split decision to Austin Trout in 2014. WBA "regular" super welterweight Demetrius Andrade is the exception and is one of the only guy to call out the Cuban.
Andrade faces Alantez Fox (23-0-1) on October 21st in a HBO televised middleweight bout. If Andrade and Lara both emerge victorious and Andrade wants to move back down to 154 pounds, Lara said that he has no problem obliging his request.
"I am very interested in this fight. It is in my sights. He is going to get his wish soon. He can talk to Al Haymon after my next fight and we can make it happen," Lara told BoxingScene.com.
The 34-year-old Cuban lives and trains in Houston, Texas under the guidance of world class trainer Ronnie Shields. Even though he was busy in training camp, Lara helped his community in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. He said that after his fight concludes that he will try to get even more involved in the relief effort.
"For me it was an honor to help out. the people who need help and give back to the community. I just want Houston to know they will bounce back and once I get through this fight I want to get more involved because right now I am focused on the fight," Lara stated.
As for what the fans watching the fight can expect, he said that he plans on putting on a spectacular performance.
"I plan on showing another great fight and another title defense. I will give them the best of me and put on a show for the fans," said Lara.
now that Andrade is with HBO and moved up he starts to mention him all that sudden
this guy ain't shyt...