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I'm rooting hard for GGG, I understand he's not the best but he's definitely my favorite boxer even If I have some grievances with the way his career has been run. With that been said, I also wouldn't be completely stunned if Canelo won, I feel he is well capable of winning and that's ok. I'd be kind of bummed out but I'd know that the best won without making any excuses. I don't see why people would hate on Canelo, he was also steered into a direction and if he didn't step into this fight is not because he's a coward I think. It's a business after all and it doesn't always please the fans. Anyway, I'm a fan of both I guess. I'd cheer for Canelo in most situations.

How easy Miguel Vazquez made Gesta look like a damn fool. Holy shit this was one of Vazquez' easiest fights against "the next Pacquio"(what is it the 5th "next Pacquiao"?) My little brother got bored and left but I found it a bit fascinating how bad Gesta was at adapting to anything and how he just froze and threw so little punches. Vazquez opened his clinic and made Gesta look so amateurish I kind of felt bad that on his biggest night he sucked so much. The Puppet has another victory and will continue to be the least attractive champion and the most avoided champion. Not because he's so dangerous but he has such a weird style, not having a real rythm sometimes leading with right hands to throw the other guy off his game plan. Let's see who steps forward to challenge Vazquez.

"I would beat the **** out of BILLY DIB , RIOS , MARQUEZ , GAMBOA and anybody else out there let's give Boxing what they been looking for **** the bull **** #EverybodyLineup Let's fight! Today tomorrow next week when ever!!! They can't **** with me" Adrien ''The Problem'' Broner 2 minutes ago on facebook

Ok since everyone is talking about Mayweather vs Pacquiao lets change gears a little bit, Did anyone miss this awesome fight? Fight of the year candidate for sure. Tons of action.

http://www.maxboxing.com/news/promo-lead/cotto-margarito-ii-is-on-weight-issue-set-aside By German Villasenor August, 2011- The long-awaited rematch between WBA super welterweight champion Miguel Cotto and the first man to stop him, Antonio Margarito, is officially on. After some haggling on Cotto’s side regarding a same-day weigh-in, the battle and details have been clarified. “Both sides have agreed to terms. The fight is December 3rd at Madison Square Garden,” said Sergio Diaz, Margarito’s manager, last Wednesday. In addition to the same-day weigh-in Cotto requested, the Puerto Rican fighter wanted Margarito to agree to not weighing more than 160 on the day of the fight. Although the WBA 154-pound title is at stake, the fight will be officially contested at 153 pounds. Cotto proposed that the usual ten-pound gain allowed over the 24 hours following the official weigh-in be amended, allowing only six pounds maximum for rehydration. After some negotiations, the issue was put to rest. “Yes, that was thrown out. New contracts are being drafted and should be signed by both by the end of the week,” concluded Diaz. ....

Hey guys, I was recently talking to an aquaintance who I had no idea was into boxing, he knew some things most casual fans don't so we started talking about boxing but it really pissed me off when he said the following: Dude, who cares about the smaller weights? If I want to see midgets fight I go to a circus or go to the park and watch kids at the playground fight. That's why they don't make money, its ridiculous looking at guys who never developed I mean 112 pounds LOL I've seen some similar things on nsb where people just dont bother with the smaller division. They're missing the best boxing available. Who cares about size! they perform at a level the heavyweight division has wet dreams about. There's a lot of talent there I really get pissed off when people say lower weight classes don't matter. :nonono: What do you guys think?

Sosince the 3rd fight agains JMM has become official I've seen some post of people who think Pacquiao can make 135 nd not be weak ans some have said otherwise. Personally I think Pacquiao is confortable at 140+ so 135 should not be an option. He would have to cut weight but I'm not entirely sure on weak or drained. Help me out guys give your reasons as to why you say "yes he would be drained" or "not he woudn't."

What's a good option for Daniel Ponce de León to finish the year strong with 4 fights this year? He seems to be scheduled to fight on december 4. So what are some good options?:boxing: