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That would be a good, competitive fight. I hope it happens. It would be a great undercard fight for the Cotto-Margarito PPV.Comment
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Probably Jin. I believe HBO mentioned the Collazo/Clottey thing briefly, it hasn't been confirmed yet but I don't see anything that would hold it up. Collazo is already in shape and was set to fight on May 31st, Clottey has been chomping at the bit for a title since he broke his hand against Margarito.
It's a win/win for both guys.Comment
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And for the fans. Both have fan friendly styles and would make a great fight to watch and a great match up. If they go through with it they'll each make good $$$ and fans.Probably Jin. I believe HBO mentioned the Collazo/Clottey thing briefly, it hasn't been confirmed yet but I don't see anything that would hold it up. Collazo is already in shape and was set to fight on May 31st, Clottey has been chomping at the bit for a title since he broke his hand against Margarito.
It's a win/win for both guys.Comment
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Precisely. Both guys are excellent fighters who don't get their due, but that's hard to do when you're not a superstar like the rest of the WW division. Even the loser would benefit from the exposure and purse money, and if it was close a rematch would be even bigger.
Winky Wright also, what's up with that dude? Hopkins really put his ass on that milk carton didn't he?Comment
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He's waiting for Simon to get out of jail for a rematch! Actually, come to think of it... I think he got out earlier in the year or something.Precisely. Both guys are excellent fighters who don't get their due, but that's hard to do when you're not a superstar like the rest of the WW division. Even the loser would benefit from the exposure and purse money, and if it was close a rematch would be even bigger.
Winky Wright also, what's up with that dude? Hopkins really put his ass on that milk carton didn't he?
Not really, well... I don't think so at least. He's probably trying to figure out a low risk high reward fight for himself now that his options are becoming more limited and he doesn't have many fights left in 'em.Comment
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Roberto Benitez the Dominican from New York, he just dissapeared from the boxingscene, hasn't boxed since 2006Comment
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