Comments Thread For: Lively Schedule Warrants A Return To Relevant Headlines

[Ch@mpBox@PR]

This writer is not really being fair 2 Quintana. He didn't get bailed out by the cut over Feliciano's eye. He was well on his way 2 beating him in a few more rounds. Quintana is a better version of Collazo.

Indeed, Quintana was beating the **** out of Feliciano,

[Valentino Rossi]

berto will destroy CQ. duad yordan maybe win by UD

[King Ju-Ju]

This writer is not really being fair 2 Quintana. He didn't get bailed out by the cut over Feliciano's eye. He was well on his way 2 beating him in a few more rounds. Quintana is a better version of Collazo.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

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