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That Murtazaliev guy I saw once would beat him. That Vorobiev guy who beat Ponomarev would give him a good fight... Was a little bit out of the loop the last weekend's. Pono just lost against the 6-0 prospect? Is the fight worth watching? And is that guy a real talent?

Should I be sparring people better then me. The thing is when ever I soar people better then me I don’t really feel confident to punch because they come right back and stronger. Am I learning anything or not really You learn by sparring better opponents. Against weaker opponents you can test some things out in the ring, but weaker opponents wont be able to exploit your weaknesses and wont show you what you are lacking. You learn a whole lot more sparring against better guys, but only if they know how to do helpful sparring and not just Smash you right out of the ring.

"Everybody ducking me" "I'll fight anyone from 154 to 168" "Andre Ward too big" "Derevyanchenko not big enough pay day" 97G has always been a lying coward Derevyanchenko was a special scenario. You should be able to admit that. Derevyanchenko is a high risk, low reward guy. Fighting guys like that on short notice is not really common. Not a boxing historian, but i dont think it is that common to fight a top10 guy on short notice. Lewis gets a lot of credit for me for taking on vitali on short notice even though lewis was at the end of his career. Takam replacing pulev was also a decent late replacement, but other than that, i cant recall legit opponents on short notice from memory. You are welcome to prove me wrong, because i didnt really do any research. But what im certain is that not a lot of guys would have taken on golovkin early in his career as a replacement when he was considered high risk and low reward. Cant imagine sturm, martinez, chavez jr and the other champs at that time taking on golovkin om short notice.

just give me an all out heavyweight fight card. Big guys smashing each other, building future legit opponents and test some prospects. Wilder Vs Fury Ortiz Vs Breazeale Kownacki VS Ugonoh Ajagba Vs Molina/Washington

I would have given a younger roided up povetkin a shot to beat joshua, but he slowed down a lotand lost a lot of quickness and explosiveness recently. Joshua has been in boring fights lately and looked pretty flawed. Couldnt get anything going and wasnt able to land clean because of parkers head movement and counterjab. Gassed against takam. Gassed against klitschko. He looked like a destroyer when he had martin, breazeale and molina. Guys who had no defense and couldnt get out of his right straight. That being said I expect him to knockout povetkin. Povetkin always jumps in range and joshua has a good right uppercut for that situation.

Why in the hell is this 45 year old boxer who has fought in over 4 years and lost that fight, fighting for a vacant world title? Can't the WBA find any heavyweight better qualified to fight for their vacant title? not sure if every detail is correct, but it went like this: oquendo fought against chagaev in 2014. decision was very controversial, oquendo didnt got paid. He proceeds to sue the wba and wins the case. Oquendo now is owed a title shot for the wba regular. Browne beats chagaev, wins the wba. has to face oquendo next. got busted for steroids. Oquendo vs Briggs was sanctioned (Why briggs deserved a title shot i dont know though lol). Briggs tested positive also. Charr Vs Ustinov gets sanctioned for the reguar title meanwhile. Charr wins the WBA regular and has to face Oquendo next. Charr tests positive. Oquendo again without an opponent. Next in line is Miller. So after Miller beats ancient, undersized Adamek, he is probably going to fight ancient, inactive oquendo. WBA as always just a joke.

pretty great achievements, especially for a 23 year old. Also cant see him winning against the top guys at 115, but he has room and time for improvement. Him Vs Rosales would be a great fight.

i use dazn from germany. its already established here, but I had some problems during the mainevent. I had to refresh the stream at times, but only on my television. I had my smartphone streaming the fight at the same time and it worked with no problems. Other than that, we have a german set of announcers and those 2 dudes are not really good and knowledgable. I read the criticism about SRL. I dont know how he performed tonight, but he was really bad when he worked for PBC. Didnt really add anything and always tried to be as politically correct as possible. I dont like Malignaggi, but at least he always keeps being honest about the sport, even though he can be pretty annoying and biased at times. When SRL talks it always feels like he is keeping in mind of what his employers would want him to say to boast the inhouse fighter.

Well to me $125M a year warrants attracting casual fans, but if these cats talking about elevator deals with the money or w/e that sh^t is about & they aren't actually giving Hearn $125M a year yet then yea hardcores is all they would likely need to go for currently. But eventually if they get to spending $125M a year on boxing my assumption would be boxing will need to be bringing in $125M+ in value to the DAZN product & I don't see how you get to that number w/o a nice segment of casuals. Lotsa speculation at this early point doe & I'm sure DAZN gots a lot of what if's positive & negative that will be considered in the future as or if needed. The way they seem to be attacking the sports world in various countries suggest to me they got their i's dotted & their t's crossed & a plan A thru Z covered. I would expect that the revenue from other countries also takes part in the calculations. Those dazn boxing cards are probably also shown on dazn germany, canada, austria and japan. To cover the 125 mio budget, they dont have to completely rely on the us market.

Joshuas record for his opponents are 188-10 (in 6 fights) 6-0 in title fights 3-0 against current/former champs Wilders are 184-12-1(in 8 fights) 8-0 in world title fights 3-0 against current/former champs So lets stop acting like one is so far ahead of the other..NUMBERS DO NOT LIE!!! If you want to make a fair comparisons, shouldnt you take the timeframe into account? Wilder has been a champ since January 2015, Joshua since April 2016. Joshua has been champ for 2 years and 4 months now. After 2 years and 4 months as a champion Wilder defended his belt 5 times. The only top 10 fighter he fought in that stretch was Bermane Stiverne who by all acounts is pretty overrated for only having Chris Arreola on his resume lol. Stiverne, Molina, Duhaupas, Szpilka, Arreola, Washington < << Martin, Breazeale, Molina, Klitschko, Takam, Parker

Not surprised, nobody wants to watch boxing on a phone or laptop!!!!! You can watch DAZN the same way you do Netflix. There is an app available for your smart TV.

Again I ask who are these power brokers in boxing that I'm missing out on that are providing their world class fighters with 3 fights a year? I would like to see these active mfers or visit the alternate dimension you are from where this is actually happening. I talked about up and coming fightera in that quote, you left that out. And most of the uk guy you mentioned had three fights a year when they were beating on gatekeeper and fringe level guys. At championship level most fighters are onoy fighting two timea a year, but i didnt say otherwise.

when rungvisai fought at hbo, he didnt exactly earned big purses. Arum probably pays better and hbo is done now, so it would be even unsure who is going to secure the fight. The ancajas fight is also a unification fight and thats often more valued than to rematch a guy that youve already beat.

Show me who's got all these world class guys & are putting them in the ring 3 times a year please. I'd like to follow that promoter/network/entity. The reality is this isn't happening. Hearn is the cat who's claiming this the most, but if you look at his name guys its not actually happening. Big fan of Hearn. I think he's the best promoter in the game right now, but just cuz he's telling you something don't mean you should believe it. Anthony Joshua, 2018 - 2 fights, 2017 - 2 fights Callum Smith, 2018 - 2 fights, 2017 - 1 fight Tony Bellew, 2018 - 2 fights, 2017 - 1 fight, 2016 - 2 fights Khalid Yafai, 2018 - 1 fight, 2017 - 2 fights Ryan Burnett, 2018 - 2 fights Luke Campbell, 2018 - 2 fights Kell Brook, 2018 - 1 fight, 2017 - 1 fight, 2016 - 2 fights, 2015 - 2 fights, 2014 - 2 fights, 2013 - 2 fights Dillian Whyte, 2018 - 3 fights - Respect to Whyte, 2017 - 2 fights Rocky Fielding, 2018 - 3 fights Respect to Rocky although I think this is about Fielding getting a big fight pulled from Canelo's ass more than Hearn is keeping him more active, 2017 - 2 fights, 2016 - 2 fights Scott Quigg, 2018 - 2 fights, 2017 - 2 fights, 2016 - 2 fights, 2015 - 1 fight Martin Murray, 2018 - 1 fight, 2017 - 2 fights Anthony Crolla, 2018 - 2 fights, 2017 - 2 fights, 2016 - 2 fights, 2015 - 2 fights The problem is that the PBC guys are fighting even les than 2 fights on average. And that also concerns guys, who were up and coming fighters in 2016-2017, when they should have 3 fights a year. Cruz 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 2 eleider alvarez 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 2 Mickey Garcia 2018 - 2, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 Errol Spence Jr. 2018 - 2, 2016 - 1, 2016 - 2 Shawn Porter 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 Gary Rusell Jr. 2018 - 1, 2017 - 1, 2016 - 1 Adonis Stevenson 2018 - 2, 2017 - 1, 2016 - 1 Gervonta Davis 2018 - 1, 2017 - 3, 2016 - 2 Jermall Charlo 2018 - 1, 2017 - 1, 2016 - 2 Danny Garcia 2018 - 2, 2017 - 1, 2016 - 2 Keith Thurman 2018 - 0, 2017 - 1, 2016 - 1 Reigs Prograis 2018 - 3, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 2 Jarrett Hurd 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 2 Erislandy Lara 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 Jermell Charlo 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 Lamont Peterson 2018 - 1, 2017 - 1, 2016 - 0 Marcus Browne 2018 - 2, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 James DeGale 2018 - 2, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 Adrien Broner 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 Yordenis Ugas 2018 - 3, 2017 - 3, 2016 - 2 Raushee Warren 2018 - 1, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 David Benavidez 2018 - 1, 2017 - 3, 2016 - 4 Andrew Tabiti 2018 - 2, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 1 Dominic Breazeale 2018 - 0, 2017 - 2, 2016 - 2

year ends strong, but im still waiting for the showtime lineup? As far as I know only the stevenson and the wilder card is set? Is that it? There are only 2 and a half months left and they need to announce something in the near future. Is the Fox deal starting this year already or in 2019? Would be a shame if all those pbc fighters are going to sit out until 2019, but I havent even heard one substantial rumour. Davies Vs Mares was supposed to happen, but Davies does not think that he is fighting in 2018. Russell Jr Vs Santa Cruz was supposed to be on the undercard of WilderFury, but that fight was too expensive to add as an undercard fight. I just want see those guys in action.

Dudes math and deduction skills are all over the place lol.

I know who Logan Paul is for that disgraceful Japan fiasco, but who the hell is KSI? It seems like a new youtuber with 10 gorillion subscribers emerges full formed from the ether every couple of days and I just can't keep track any more. Getting too old for this crap. dont really know for what KSI is popular, but he already had one YouTube boxing match lol. Actually it was somewhat entertaining, because the garbage defense and missing cardio makes for a stupid, but fun fight. Im just amazed that they put betting Odds on those fights lol.

Everyone can look good doing shadowboxing. Just look at alvarado, but he didn't deliver when it mattered.

3 title fights in 4 months is indeed an amazing feat. The ones I know from memory who had many title fights in a short span were mike tyson and Trinidad. Tyson won the WBC on 1986-11-22 and defended it on the 1987-03-07 and 1987-05-30, three times in a span of about 6 months. Trinidad won the Ibf on 1993-06-19, defended it on 1993-08-06 and 1993-10-23, three times in about 4 months. De La Hoya had 3 defenses in 5 months.

Heavweight: Wilder Vs Ortiz Povetkin Vs Price Chisora Vs Takam 200: Usyk Vs Briedis Gassiev Vs Dorticos 154: Lara Vs Hurd Munguia Vs Smith 140: Ramirez Vs Imam Tayor Vs Postol Saucedo Vs Zappavigna 135: Beltran Vs Moses Lomachenko Vs Linares 126: Valdez Vs Quigg Belloti Vs Doyle 122: Dogboe Vs Juarez Magdaleno Vs Dogboe 115: Rungvisai Vs Estrada 112: Higa Vs Rosales

What a bad argument. The same argument can be used the other way around. Golovkin was stunned early on in his career by a random journeyman i believe. Why couldnt canelo hurt golovkin?

they just had no luck with the bunch of prospects following the abraham, sturm, brähmer, hernandez, huck (and klitschko) era. Sauerland backed Feigenbutz, Culcay and Zeuge to be the next in line, but they didnt work out at all. Im not even sure who else were supposed to make it during those years. Currently they are somewhat in the phase of building up new guys. SES boxing has Kabayel, who has a decent win over chisora and looked capable in that fight. They also have Tom Schwarz, but I think he is going to be exposed sooner than later (watch his last fight, it was a freak show). Sauerland is building up Abbas Baraou, bronze medaillist in the last world championship, who has a boxing style suited for the pro game and a couple other prospects (Bunn, Bauer, Mann). Im not sure, if they intend to make Hrgovic a star in germany, but he is signed to Sauerland and curently is fighting all over the place. SES boxing also has Mohammad Raabi under contract who won bronze at the olympics and gold at the world championship in Doha. By doing that he beat Josh Kelly and Daniyar Yeleussinov. But again, I dont know if they want to make him fight out of germany. If they build up good fighters who can compete at world level, I am pretty certain that they will be able to get a new TV deal.

He turned up here because he was allowed to get in the ring. He didn't for AJ because he wasn't as confirmed by Hearn himself. Him saying there was a restraining order after the fact is irrelevant. He never cited that as a reason, he said the reason was because he was told he wasn't allowed in the ring. Where you are lost I don't know but then again you have the IQ of a squirrel. But even if he wasn't allowed in the ring, that isn't really something that keeps him from calling Joshua out from ringside, making a scene and trying to make Joshua look like a fool. The objective is to call out Joshua in front of a big audience. That is achievable from ringside. I totally think Hearn wants to delay the wilder fight, but wilder could have put much more pressure on Joshua by coming to the UK, even if has a restraining order

If there is one thing most people can agree on it's that SRL does a bad job as a commentator lol. I never heard anyone have positive things to say about his commentating. Not sure why they hired him.

A win against Khan wont move him another spot at the ATG list. But it is still a win over a lower top 10 or top20 welterweight and adds a little bit to his resume. Nothing more, nothing less. But he still has a chance to win the #1 spot for most devastating knockout of Amir Khan. Is there already an updated Version of khan getting knocked out or hurt compilation on YouTube?

Naoya Inoue has the WBA Regular belt. As well as Rojas, Machado, Canizales, etc. Khan should fight Thurman. And Brook should fight Manny. Winner fights the other winner in Spring. We get to have one belt in the end. That's my ideal scenario. inoue shouldnt yet be recognized as a Champion at 118. especially not in the history books. WBA regular is a bogus title and should not have any value. The only one of those names mentioned who has a right to call himself a Champion is Machado. He won against the WBA Super champ Jezreel Corrales, but was somehow only awarded the regular title. After that, Gervonta Davis was somehow fighting for the vacant WBA Super title against an inactive dude, who was coming off a loss. Why was there even a title fight sanctioned for a vacant super title? Wasnt the super title awarded for Champions who have unified or defended successfully a couple times?

Didn’t / won’t watch the fight But did I read correctly that Khan got KD in the 2nd and still got 2 cards giving him 119 If so bad form UK judges , Bad form he knocked vargas down in the the same round and won the round. due to the 10 point must system he then got a 10-9 round.

good performance from hrgovic. mansour had no answer for his light footwork and reach. very talented boxer and only 26 years old.

Cool man thanks for the info I retract the bad form comment Np. It was still bad form from the UK. That referee was extremely biased. Helped khan get breaks to recover. Allowed khan to get away with a lot of clinches, but warned vargas for roughhouse tactics.

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