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First time seeing it in a minute, that #%$$ will ALWAYS be hilarious.Originally Posted by Bigmike23
i have never seen that before OMFG im dying
Yo anyone goin to Clottey/Cotto?
If all goes right...tickets will be copped by Wed.
Never got a chance to comment on Sat's fights, but Gunna...
Dre' is ridiculously talented, but I just don't feel he has that "It factor" about him. I don't know what it is, but I just don't seehim ever beating any of the top guys such as a Cotto, Mosley, or Clottey. He'll continue to beat second-tier Welterweights and smaller fighters coming upin weight. And I still don't think he'll top Collazo in a rematch...
P.S. Who the F' is this guy's trainer?
Much props to Kermit Cintron, but he's still a bum. This W'against Angulo will prob do wonders for his mental game but you gotta see Angulo for what he really is. Offense, offense, offense...he's just a fighter whostands out in a HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE division. I'd like to see him work the body more, though.
EDIT: Seeing that Nate Campbell KO () again, I had to go back andhighlight this...
I'd go with Bradley. Nate is old, and at this point i think overrated. The guy is a great quote and seems like a great guy out of the ring, but where is all this love coming from? Sure, he had a great performance against Juan Diaz, but he looked less than impressive against Funeka, lost to Isaac Hlatshwayo who happened to get drilled and embarassed by Kendall Holt, and lost to Robbie Peden TWICE. I like Nate, but i think he's getting a little too much love off of one great peformance over the last 5 years.
QFT.
Nate fought great THAT NIGHT, but honestly...up until that cut, Diaz was ahead in that fight. As you guys saw during the fight with Marquez, the Baby Bulldoesn't respond well to cuts at all.
you gotta see Angulo for what he really is. Offense, offense, offense
That was painfully obvious before this fight. Like I said no matter how sick he was, another 2 to 3 rounds in the ring and Angulo knocks Cintronout. I'll give Angulo the benefit of the doubt that he was sick for the week preceeding the fight and that's what made him give such a poorperformance. He will be back.
Exactly.Originally Posted by dako akong otin
Some of his punches became arm punching during one of the flurries because he was just too far away.
Originally Posted by Proshares
^who was the one who kept posting it before the Diaz fight?
[color= rgb(0, 0, 0)]EXCLUSIVE: FREDDIE ROACH TO TRAIN RICKY HATTON!
02 June, 2009 by Ring Talk News
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[color= rgb(0, 0, 0)]STUNNING ANNOUNCEMENT FORTHCOMING
Los Angeles, CA- When it is announced in the coming weeks, you'll be as surprised as I was upon learning that Freddie Roach, everybody's 2008 trainer of the year, will train former world 140 lb. champ Ricky Hatton. That's right! The man that trained Manny Pacquiao, who destroyed Hatton in two rounds a month ago for the world 140 lb. championship, he will now train the lad from Manchester, UK.
DON'T CRY FOR FLOYD MAYWEATHER[/color]
[color= rgb(0, 0, 0)]The elder Floyd Mayweather, the man who trained Hatton for Pacquiao, he appears to be out in the cold. Over the years Floyd Sr. has been his own worst enemy. Big mouth, acting a fool, still I respected him as a trainer. But much to my dismay, Floyd again failed to bring a fighter to another level. Didn't do with Oscar, this before failing miserably with Hatton. Can you tell me of a fighter that Floyd's guidance lifted to another level?[/color]