Is Shannon Briggs Paying Someone to Write these Articles?

Yeah, a Dimitrenko fight is what he should be looking at now.

30 of Briggs’ 44 career knockouts have come inside of one round. His last two opponents haven’t lasted a minute combined. Briggs’ jab is like another fighter’s right hand. His right hand is like an artillery shell. He has the speed of a middleweight and all the natural God-given athleticism one man can possess. That is somewhat sig worthy me thinks!LOL When I read that, one thing came to mind. This theme song

Those are perfect step ups for him, Maybe Dimitrenko 1st because Chag could be some trouble for him still if he has not had any tough fights in a while and he hasn't. I agree, Dmitrenko vs Briggs is be a good matchup.. I wonder how he would deal with fighters with a long reach?

:rofl: Thats 3 1st rd kos in a row.....IDK why but its just funny to me how he is coming back stopping these guys like that. Yeah, I hope he steps up soon.. He should fight guys like Dmitrenko, Tony Thompson or Chagaev..

I would not be surprised if Calloway pulled the upset. If he can weather the storm in the early rounds he can start to outwork Briggs and test his stamina... Calloway couldn't weather Briggs' storm.. He was KOd in 98 seconds..

I would not be surprised if Calloway pulled the upset. If he can weather the storm in the early rounds he can start to outwork Briggs and test his stamina... Audley Harrison stopped Calloway - and that was years ago. He's given a lot of people good fights, but I doubt he'll be able to take Briggs' shots. Not that a win will mean much for Briggs anyway.

I would not be surprised if Calloway pulled the upset. If he can weather the storm in the early rounds he can start to outwork Briggs and test his stamina... ________ Yamaha Mo Specifications

Briggs should fight Tua, loser retires.

The official weigh-in for the International Championship Boxing Knockout Series May 28 event at the Norfolk Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia was held on Thursday at Knuckleheads Roadhouse in Virginia Beach. On a quest for another heavyweight title opportunity, Shannon Briggs will challenge ring veteran Rob Calloway in Friday night’s main event. Briggs (50-5-1, 44 KOs) weighed in at 266 pounds while Calloway (75-11-2, 60 KOs) was 212 pounds. “I’m feeling good,” said Briggs a day before his third fight of the year. In April he scored a first round knockout victory and just last week he earned a 20-second TKO victory in round one. Calloway may offer more of a challenge. “This is a guy with a lot of experience,” said Briggs of his opponent. “He’s been there, done that and fought a lot of guys and world champions. This is a guy who knows how it is to go to the big dance and that’s a plus for him. It’s also a plus for me because he’s a guy that should give me some work and should give me some rounds. These fights are preparation for me to fight for the title again. These are the steps I have to take before I’m ready for that.” Although his focus is on a future world title, the Brooklyn, New York native is not looking past Calloway. “I can focus one day at a time, one fight at a time,” said Briggs. “I’m looking forward to becoming heavyweight champion of the world and, more importantly, to becoming the people’s champion. I think that’s more important today than anything as far as a belt is concerned. People don’t care about the belts. They want someone they like and someone they enjoy watching fight. If I never win a belt again, who cares, as long as I can do what I’m doing, get crowds to come out and generate interest in boxing. That’s all I really care about.” Although facing a formidable opponent, Calloway hopes a victory or a good showing against the former heavyweight champion will put him in line for another big money fight. “I trained hard. I’m in good shape. I look forward to it,” said the Saint Joseph, Missouri fighter. “Starting out, I can’t get hit with those big punches in the first couple rounds because Shannon is a very big puncher, a very strong guy and he’s a very quick starter. I’m not a fool, the first two rounds will be dangerous. I’ll keep my hands up. I know how to fight. I’ll get through the first couple rounds then I’ll start to turn on the heat from round three on.” In the co-feature bout, Daniel Judah (23-5-3, 10 KOs), also from Brooklyn, will challenge Caroline County, Virginia’s Adam Seal (7-1, 6 KOs). Judah’s weight was 191 pounds while Seal weighed-in at 187 pounds. “He’s a youngster coming up. I’ve been there,” Judah told ********* at the weigh-in. “I’ve been with the big dogs and I am one of the big dogs myself. It’s going to be a short night. I’m going to get back to the old game. Throwing punches, throwing combinations and being more aggressive and more focused. Not laid back. I can’t lay back no more. It’s now or never.” “We’ve been pushing really hard,” said Seal about his training for Judah. “This is the biggest opportunity I’ve had. I feel like this is a championship fight for me. I’m putting it all on the line tomorrow night.” Six other bouts highlight promoter Jack Fulton’s May 28 ICB Knockout Series event at the Norfolk Scope Arena. General admission and ringside tickets ranging in price from $25 to $150 are available at the Scope Arena box office and all Ticketmaster outlets. A limited number of V.I.P. packages ($575 and $2500) are still available by calling 800-245-1599. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. with the first bout around 8:00 p.m. Shannon Briggs 266 vs. Rob Calloway 212 Bobby Jordan Jr. 174 vs Frank Armstrong 174 Tyrell Samuel 130 vs Ron Boyd NA Frankie Filippone 162 vs Taurean Edwards 162 Stephan Alexander 129 vs Cyprian Khumalo 133 Jason Wahr 151 vs John Michael Terry 156 Dorsett Barnwell 240 vs Kareem Wilson NA Promoter: International Championship Boxing Venue: Norfolk Scope Arena *F.i.g.h.t.n.e.w.s.com*

I'm almost positive that this sites functions on the money it is paid for incessantly posting front page stories about fighters as undedicated to the sport as Tua and Briggs. Seriously. Every time either one of these guys so much as farts we have a story about it in here despite the fact that neither man has been relevent for over 5 years. It's because there's nothing going on in the division. It is silly, but at the same time understandable.

I'm almost positive that this sites functions on the money it is paid for incessantly posting front page stories about fighters as undedicated to the sport as Tua and Briggs. Seriously. Every time either one of these guys so much as farts we have a story about it in here despite the fact that neither man has been relevent for over 5 years.

Reading that you'd think he was the combination of Tyson, Foreman and Ali. Whoever read that and has never actually seen Briggs fight will be disappointed to see him in action. Briggs should take on a decent opponent and we will see what he has left. His past 3 fights have shown us nothing. LMAO LMAO that's what I am saying like he is the most skilled and dangerous man on the face of the planet solely looking to destroy people and collect belts lmao. I like Briggs but jesus this shit makes him seem like the best fighter ever lol.

LMAO the article makes it seem like Briggs is Clubber Lang or something...I honestly miss articles like that where the writer goes in such great detail that it seems like it's reasonable lmao.

Can anyone say complete and utter robbery?

I think Briggs holds the record for the most knockouts in the first round. But most of those were obviously against 3rd tier fighters. He does hit like a truck though. No doubt about that. Yeah, against cab drivers. How many KOs does he have against top 10 opposition? 1 or 2?

LMAO at the caliber of fighter Briggs destroys and the caliber of fighter he goes 12 rounds with and loses a UD to.

Oh yeah, it's also funny how he mentions Haye and the Klitschkos as getting decisions, when all 3 have a higher KO % than Briggs :rofl: I think Briggs holds the record for the most knockouts in the first round. But most of those were obviously against 3rd tier fighters. He does hit like a truck though. No doubt about that.

Oh yeah, it's also funny how he mentions Haye and the Klitschkos as getting decisions, when all 3 have a higher KO % than Briggs :rofl:

@GreatA - bob foster shows how far boxing has slipped from the old days Atleast how far the light heavyweight division has. Not that Foster's era was the best, far from it, but he defended his title regularly against all comers and disposed of them in devastating fashion. Dawson fights too infrequently in my opinion. Dawson vs Pascal should be a good fight though, and then Dawson vs Cloud if Cloud gets past Glen Johnson. Foster is a fighter who learned the most from his losses. He caught more than a few early in his career, but he went onto be a dominant champion.