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Our team weighs in on which fights bailed out an underwhelming Friday and Saturday of boxing
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It's not even a legitimate question , the Inoue ,Espinoza , and Emiliano Vargas fights were all really good. The Canelo card was pretty lame top to bottom and Fridays card deep throated a giant donkey dlck. -
Did Lucas Ketelle go to bed after the Espinoza fight ?
Owen Lewis had the best response in my opinion. Well written and excellent commentary.
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Just for pure entertainment Benn-Eubank. that was just two guys who went to war for 12 rounds, but Inoue-Cardenas was a great high world level fight and Inoue showed his tremendous skillset
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A question that everyone knows the answer to. The weekend saved the best for last.
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Owen Lewis last paragraph is the truth. Sadly the same can be said of the fight before. I guess money can't buy happiness
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Hands down It was Naoya Inoue! He’s a bad man! He single handedly saved the Cinco De Mayo weekend with his crowd pleasing and highly entertaining victory over Ramon Cardenas. When he is not even Mexican or La Raza.
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- I attended the Times Square event.
- The atmosphere was electric, but the fights ****** big time.
- Another over-hyped boxing event that failed to live up to the promotion...................
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Originally posted by Gary G. View Post
I think that they really screwed the pooch with that setup , they should have put the ring in the middle of Times Square , opened it up to anyone who showed up and put it on those big screens around the square. If they weren't going to make it a free event for all of the people then they should have brought it indoors like a normal fight card.
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