austin 'no doubt' trout talks about the future

[ElBossHogg™]

Originally Posted by RVABoxer

excuse me, "clown" and "don't have his priorities right" regardless its a little hypocritical to say this yet defend chavez who obviously didnt have his priorities right leading up to his fight with martinez

chavez admits to it, trout plays dumb.

[Bushbaby]

Originally Posted by studentofthegam

People act as if Trout has been household name. It makes me think of Mike Jones immediately. A guy who i saw as a dime a dozen. If he had not gotten sparked by Bailey he would be hyped as 'elite'. Trout seems like a nice enough fella. I hope he does great things. But at this moment he's nothing to duck.

Tell that to ginger. Who ducked Trout plus the entire 154 line-up to fight Josesito. Then showed up to the press conference & fight for Cotto/Trout then fled the arena with Oscar in tow as he was called out in (Spanish). He can't use the don't speak English excuse now. Then He's waiting on a guarantee from Floyd for the September date to fight Trout. His actions are stronger than your claim.

[RlCKY]

Originally Posted by JmH Reborn

I'm a big Cotto fan but I was hoping that Trout put on a good performance, since I lived in Albuquerque. I hope this propels him to Canelo. He really deserves it. His performance against Cotto was also crowd pleasing. Some good ebb and flow.

That just goes to show you how f*cked boxing is.

A win over the top 1-2 guy in your division "propels" you to a fight against a 22 year old kid who hasn't beaten anyone of any relevance in the 154 pound division.

[RVABoxer]

Originally Posted by ElBossHogg™

chavez admits to it, trout plays dumb.

i gotta respect a guy that atleast admits he did wrong but either way chavez needs to learn from his mistakes and hopefully he has and trout needs to admit to any wrong doing he did and learn from it as well.

[JmH Reborn]

Originally Posted by RlCKY

That just goes to show you how f*cked boxing is.

A win over the top 1-2 guy in your division "propels" you to a fight against a 22 year old kid who hasn't beaten anyone of any relevance in the 154 pound division.

Well at the end of the day, there are two money men at 154, Cotto and Canelo. He fought Cotto, but he's on his last legs. Trout/Canelo at the end of the day is a real meaningful fight that'll set the stage for 154 for a long time. Cotto of course was the biggest cat to skin at 154 and now that Trout did so, its time the Ginger stops hiding behind Oscar and show what he's made of

[Boxing Bob]

Originally Posted by ElBossHogg™

chavez admits to it, trout plays dumb.

While you're certainly entitled to your own opinion, what you're not entitled to is your own facts. Please post a link where the Trout incident was anything different than Trout broke up a fight or STFU. If Trout were Mexican would your opinion be different? I think it would

[Boxing Bob]

still waiting for that link

[ElBossHogg™]

Originally Posted by Boxing Bob

While you're certainly entitled to your own opinion, what you're not entitled to is your own facts. Please post a link where the Trout incident was anything different than Trout broke up a fight or STFU. If Trout were Mexican would your opinion be different? I think it would

Never and how dare you suggest such a thing. If you want to be a race baiter take your ass to the youtube comment section.

[Boxing Bob]

still waiting for that link

[thatdudespits]

Originally Posted by STAX ON DECK

BSO Interview: Austin Trout Speaks On Beating Cotto, Taking Over MSG, And What’s Next

27-year-old Austin “no doubt� Trout is the current WBA Super Welterweight Champion of the World. Trout was relatively unknown to the mainstream boxing fan until he walked into Madison Square Garden last Saturday night and dominated the now 37-4 Miguel Cotto in his second home of New York City. Cotto had long been the undisputed king of the Madison Square Garden and New York in particular, winning all eight of his previous fights in the city before he ran into Trout. The Las Cruces, New Mexico native is now a well-known commodity in the boxing landscape and looking forward to his bright future, in particular a matchup with Light Middleweight Champion Canelo Alvarez.

BSO had a chance to speak with Austin about beating Cotto, silencing the Garden, and wanting Canelo Alvarez.



BSO; How did it feel to defeat a fighter of Miguel Cotto’s caliber?

AT:It was a great feeling. It was very uplifting, I prepared for that fight my entire life, and it was a dream come true to fight someone of that caliber. I wanted to show him I was the bigger fighter, and push him around, not have him push me around.

BSO: The crowd in Madison Square Garden was rocking and about 95% Puerto Rican from what I saw. How did it feel to fight in front of such a raucous crowd, and did you sense the crowd’s spirit start to dwindle as you started to dictate the fight.

AT: The crowd in the garden was awesome. I thought it was inspiring that they showed him so much love. I wanted to suck the air out of the crowd. Them being against me just spurred me on more. They were a pretty good crowd though, and showed me a ton of love when it was over.

BSO: How do you feel about the fact that even days after you basically dominated Miguel Cotto, his name and other names are being thrown around as potential opponents for Canelo Alvarez, and not yours.

AT: I mean it’s whatever at this point. It will only fuel me and make me work harder. I’m ready to fight and want to fight whoever. I feel really good and want to fight soon.

BSO: How soon.

AT: I would like to fight again as soon as possible, hopefully in February. I’m definitely not waiting for Canelo Alvarez, and will do what’s best for me.

BSO: Finally, stop if I’m getting to personal, but I heard you are getting married soon?

AT: Naw it’s cool, yes I’m getting married. I got engaged June 27,2011 and will be married in April 2013.

BSO: Congratulations.

AT: Thank you, appreciate. We have three children together, so it’s about that time.

BSO: Well I know you have to run, but I appreciate you taking a few minutes to speak to me and BlackSportsOnline. Much success to you and everything you do, and I look forward to seeing you fight again.

AT: Thank you very much, nice talking to you.

dominated is a bit of an exaggeration... very close fight


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