Originally posted by Di Bushbaby
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People complaining about HBO pushing hard for Dzinziruk against Martinez...
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If you wanted Sergiy Dzinziruk to lose, who would you put him in with?
Cotto? No Sergiy might defeat him. Foreman? No, he'd beat Foreman.
Angulo? No, Dzinziruk would win. Martirsoyan? Obviously Sergiy would win.
If someone wanted him to lose, they'd put him in with the slickest southpaw at 154-160, namely Sergio Martinez.
Greenburg is very predictable.
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Originally posted by ny123 View PostI dont consider Pac fighting Oscar,Cotto and Clottey cherrypicking. I know some will disagree but i personally thought that Pac had a 50-50 or better chance of losing all 3.Last edited by Bushbaby; 01-04-2011, 09:18 PM.
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Originally posted by -Tunney- View PostIf you wanted Sergiy Dzinziruk to lose, who would you put him in with?
Cotto? No Sergiy might defeat him. Foreman? No, he'd beat Foreman.
Angulo? No, Dzinziruk would win. Martirsoyan? Obviously Sergiy would win.
If someone wanted him to lose, they'd put him in with the slickest southpaw at 154-160, namely Sergio Martinez.
Greenburg is very predictable.
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Originally posted by Kenny Blankenship View PostThis is exactly the way I feel. HBO is taking a hard line and dictating to a guy that has fought anyone they had wanted him to in the past. He's consistently taken tough fights and hasn't avoided anyone. Yet they let other guys fight bums all the time AND pay them millions to do so.
This is the problem people have with HBO.
its haymon's punk ass. i hope his fighters keep getting their asses kicked, one reason i would have loved to see pac v berto
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It is not good for the boxing industry with a network like HBO dictating match ups, but I can't blame them for doing so. They need good match ups that can sell. Promoters and the alphabet commissions failure to do so means HBO can only sell few bouts that has profit potential.
HBO can give fans good bouts for a limited period but it can't sustain this since this is not their core competence. Eventually, they will give us fights which in their view would sell and give them the most profit, but general boxing fans won’t like.
In the absence of a singular entity in boxing that can dictate who fights who, and a network stepping in to perform such role means the boxing industry is in dire situation. It needs total overhaul. The promoters have hijacked the entire industry.
Honestly though, I am not complaining at this time. Sometime, somebody has to step in to do the work.
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Originally posted by Kevin Malone View PostAnd if they don't you'd rather see Martinez vs Andy Lee?
The problem here at Boxing Scene is that some ppl are like girls, if you put it in they scream and if you pull it out they cry. Sometimes I don't think you can's satisfy some ppl in this forum
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