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  • HisExcellency
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    Lmao I didn't know Errol was this WEAK...one loss and he's gone M.I.A for a year, ducked the Bud rematch and fallen out with his lifelong coach who made him the fighter he is today.

    What a pu$$y!

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  • Bullrider
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    It's "now or never"?
    I doubt there's a "never" part. He has to come back and continue making money. He still has to settle his money issues with his ex-trainer. Spencer is getting tight with money. No wonder he was complaining about the cost of sanctioning fees in his presscon with Crawford.

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  • BrankoB
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    Originally posted by El Más Loco View Post
    I lost respect for Spence when he tried to freeze Crawford out before they fought....AND then again this whole time after they fought. Coward and spiteful stuff.

    I have tremendous respect for him when he beat Brooks and Porter. Shame what money and ego does to a person.
    Me too.

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  • LAchargers373
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    Originally posted by Lefty0616 View Post

    I stand corrected. Brook was in his prime before he fought GGG. He should have never taken that fight. And then fighting Spence next, hurt his career.
    I do agree with this but these fights were his prime. A fighters prime lasts a few years not for one fight lol

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  • LAchargers373
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    Originally posted by benogon View Post

    Imo, Spence would have lost badly to Crawford at any point in their careers. Styles make fights and Spence is tailor made for Bud.
    I respect that and for the most part I agree with you. The Spence that would’ve done the best would’ve been the guy who beat Brook tho

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  • w1cked
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    Errol's best performance to me was the Peterson fight.

    He looked like Ivan Drago in that.
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  • Lefty0616
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    Originally posted by benogon View Post

    Are you kidding? Spence was never more at his prime than he was that night against Brooks.
    I disagree.

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  • benogon
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    Originally posted by Lefty0616 View Post

    While I agree that Brook was in his prime when he fought Spence, Spence was not
    Are you kidding? Spence was never more at his prime than he was that night against Brooks.
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  • benogon
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    Originally posted by LAchargers373 View Post

    Nah Brook was better than Porter he took his title from him in Vegas. Spence stopping Brook in England when they were both in their primes was legendary. By the time he fought Porter he had declined due to his lifestyle and Porter had lost to Brook thurman and was given a more than generous decision against Ugas. The Spence that had fought Brook would’ve punished Porter. He barely eeked out a decision. IMO he never really caught the magic of the Brook fight again in his career…the Crawford fight was his chance but he clearly doesn’t have it anymore. I think he kind of knows that now.
    Imo, Spence would have lost badly to Crawford at any point in their careers. Styles make fights and Spence is tailor made for Bud.
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  • Lefty0616
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    Originally posted by JeBron Lamez View Post

    Weren't no Kell Brook in no prime when he fought Errol Spence lol.

    He'd had half his leg hacked almost off with a machete, recovered from that & then got his orbital smashed by GGG. Errol did the other one.
    I stand corrected. Brook was in his prime before he fought GGG. He should have never taken that fight. And then fighting Spence next, hurt his career.
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