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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Shakur Stevenson: "I Think Abdullah Mason Is Gonna Take Over The Sport Of Boxing"

    What were you doing at 19 years of age? Maybe you were fresh out of high school. Some were attempting to get adjusted to life in college. There's also a good chance that some were simply hanging out with friends doing their best to figure out what they wanted to do with the rest of their lives. In the case of Abdullah Mason, he spends his time beating up grown men and getting paid for it.
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    • 2fast2strong
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      I agree with Stevenson Mason is the goods, the best prospect in boxing

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        • boxingitis
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          Curmel Molton has a better chance of taking over boxing. Kid got speed, power, and skills. It helps having Mayweather as his promoter.

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            • Wacked_Out
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              Ive been saying this. I have too see Curmel more. Theres also a couple Cubans and a Stan or two. If the past is prologue they wont takeover though. Its Mason for sure.

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                • mikedaboss903
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                  Since they fight in the same division, maybe Shakur is planting the seed to avoid fighting him the foreseeable future, if at all

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                    • Bronx2245
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                      Mason is a PROBLEM! Shakur should give some love to Bruce "Shu-Shu" Carrington! I don't know why TR is slow walking him! My man is 26! Time to let him fly! Brooklyn Stand Up!!

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                        • messi807
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                          Originally posted by boxingitis
                          Curmel Molton has a better chance of taking over boxing. Kid got speed, power, and skills. It helps having Mayweather as his promoter.
                          Not really. Mason’s size allows him to probably move up more weight classes than Curmel, who’s around 5’5.

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                            • boxingitis
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                              Originally posted by messi807

                              Not really. Mason’s size allows him to probably move up more weight classes than Curmel, who’s around 5’5.
                              Tank is 5 6 and is more popular than all those 140, 147, 154 pounders.

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                                • Smash
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                                  hes the next gen of boxers, retire, unretire, retire, unretire...... cry cry moan flowers flowers likes

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                                    • Devils Advocate
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by mikedaboss903
                                      Since they fight in the same division, maybe Shakur is planting the seed to avoid fighting him the foreseeable future, if at all
                                      haha, exactly! Shakur will claim Mason is his brother too so they can’t fight like Keyshawn. Shakur Stevenson is turning into Andre Dirrell 2.0

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