Mister_Wolf

https://youtu.be/1oIy14bPV8g?t=2308 Mentioned at 38:28. This is why you didn't see Porter bullrushing Crawford as much as he did Spence.

https://www.wboboxing.com/rankings That's what happens when you refuse to activate your mandatory. He had months to do it dating back to last year.

Pac is 42 and has nothing to prove. He should take a lucrative fight with Mikey and retire screwing both Spence and Crawford over. Crawford should have to prove himself versus Porter like every other Welter considered elite has done including Brook. Spence should fight Thurman because its long overdue, marketable, and there is bad blood there from the years of trash talking. These are the bouts that should happen next for the good of the division. Does everyone agree?

Cool video. Steve is a hard worker in and outside the ring. I wonder if his military background played a large role into nurturing that mindset.

Simple Question. Also, will PBC even report their purses?

Interview with Crawford's trainer timestamped.

I think Crawford should exercise his WBO champion's right and challenge Patrick Teixeira for his WBO 154 title. If Crawford wins he should keep both titles and be a simultaneous two weight class world champion like Hammerin' Hank prided himself on being. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Armstrong

For the people that have followed his career extensively can you drop some knowledge.

His team has been negotiating with Pac since mid 2019. He should have lowered his purse demands. Starting to look like we will get Pac vs Crawford next.

Says the 850,000 reported doesn't include digital purchases. During an interview with World Boxing News. I tried to post a link but its banned unfortunately.

Mark joined team Wilder in 2009(Wilder turned pro in 2008) and its obvious he is responsible for any success Wilder has had as a pro fighter from a trainer perspective. Mark also used to train Vernon Forest. Mark does the training and Deas is a cheerleader/leech who benefits from Wilder's kindness/stupidity to the extreme of being labeled the head trainer when at this point he offers nothing but moral support.

How does it play out?

Started late at the age of 20, made the Olympic team, medaled at the Olympics, became a heavyweight champ, and made enough money to provide for his grandchildren. How many fighters that learned boxing as an adult have accomplished anywhere close to this at Heavyweight or any other division?

Hopefully they can hash it out and make the fight.

Attendance: https://sports.yahoo.com/garcia-earns-12-round-decision-overcomes-bite-redkach-054414340--box.html Purse: https://www.sportekz.com/boxing/danny-garcia-vs-ivan-redkach-purse-payouts/ Why does this guy act so entitled like he is a big star? His last fight with Granados was in the empty tennis court section of the Home Depot Center. Look at the crowd:

I'm hearing everything but "yes".

Thoughts?

https://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/28483453/ibf-orders-kudratillo-abdukakhorov-sergei-lipinets-fight-interim-title Guess Spence was bull****ting Brian Kenny.

What's your opinion? He is reminding me of Broner more and more. Staring down his shots because he is used to them KOing smaller opponents. Low punch output as well. Was a noticeable drop in power for Broner when he moved from 130 to 135.

If not, do you still rate Davis over Lopez anyway? If so, why?

Would like to here you guys thoughts on this. By points I mean your opinion of where they rank among the best. I don't count fighters dropping belts to move up in weight, but if they stay in the division its a duck.

What say you. Is Crawford about to get his calls and texts ignored?

If yes, how do you think it plays out?