Mora and Forrest Promise a Better Fight in The Rematch

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

While the first fight wasn't exactly thrilling, both Sergio Mora and Vernon Forrest are promising they will be better for the rematch. Tickets are going slowly for the September 13th fight card in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Garden co-featuring Mora vs. Forrest in a rematch for the WBC 154-pound belt and headlined by Joel Casamayor vs. Juan Manuel Marquez for a slice of the lightweight title.
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[T-97]

I enjoyed the first fight

I hope the rematch is good as promised though

[MANGLER]

Ain't like the first one will be hard to top.

[DAVEDABOXINGFAN]

i also think its going to be a better fight.
Forest took Mora lightly for their first fight.

[TKO Tom]

It's do or die for Vernon.

[j.razor]

vernon aint ****, ask Ike Quartey...

[boxingsmash69]

When asked if he would be interested in facing the winner of the upcoming Shane Mosley vs. Ricardo Mayorga fight, Forrest said, ""I would definitely be interested in that fight." But when this writer asked how he saw that fight playing out, since he fought both Mosley and Mayorga twice, Forrest didn't want to talk about it.

"That fight is really none of my business," he said. "I could care less who wins." Forrest, who has a record of (40-3, 29KOs), also claims that he's happy to have had the opportunity to have trained in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia for this rematch after having spent much of last year at Buddy McGirt's gym in Vero Beach, Florida.

uh oh, it seems that Forrest doesn't want to admit that he thinks the guy he beat twice (Shane), could beat the guy who beat him twice (Mayorga)

[Miyagi]

When asked if he would be interested in facing the winner of the upcoming Shane Mosley vs. Ricardo Mayorga fight, Forrest said, ""I would definitely be interested in that fight." But when this writer asked how he saw that fight playing out, since he fought both Mosley and Mayorga twice, Forrest didn't want to talk about it.

"That fight is really none of my business," he said. "I could care less who wins." Forrest, who has a record of (40-3, 29KOs), also claims that he's happy to have had the opportunity to have trained in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia for this rematch after having spent much of last year at Buddy McGirt's gym in Vero Beach, Florida.

uh oh, it seems that Forrest doesn't want to admit that he thinks the guy he beat twice (Shane), could beat the guy who beat him twice (Mayorga)

i don't like forrest. he said i coud care less..