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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Golovkin-Universum Settlement Reached; Arslan-Suda

    Arena Box Promotion will stage a show in Goeppingen on July 15 with former WBA cruiserweight champ Firat Arslan taking on Czech Lubos Suda in a revenge rematch. Their fight will be the main event of the show. Suda beat Arslan back in 2003 when Firat was a freelancer and forced to travel while Suda had solid backing at home in the Czech Republic.

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    • ksan
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      Awsome news about The Beast Golovkin!!

      I can't wait to see him fight in America and on HBO

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        • BattlingNelson
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          I'm saddened to hear that Arslan continues his career. Not shocked. Just saddened.


          On the other hand it is good news that Golovkin is finally about to be a free agent. He will be a major player at 160 and perhaps 168.

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            • ksan
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              Originally posted by BattlingNelson
              I'm saddened to hear that Arslan continues his career. Not shocked. Just saddened.


              On the other hand it is good news that Golovkin is finally about to be a free agent. He will be a major player at 160 and perhaps 168.
              The funny thing is that he can beat the best names at 168, like Bute and Dirrell like he did in the amateurs, but in his latest interview that is on youtube, they mentioned that he can make very easily 154 lbs, the guy could be a 3 Division World Champion.

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                  Originally posted by ksan
                  The funny thing is that he can beat the best names at 168, like Bute and Dirrell like he did in the amateurs, but in his latest interview that is on youtube, they mentioned that he can make very easily 154 lbs, the guy could be a 3 Division World Champion.
                  Really? He should move down then as he is a short fellow. He packs a serious wallop and might spell doom for Cotto.

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                    • ksan
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                      Originally posted by BattlingNelson
                      Really? He should move down then as he is a short fellow. He packs a serious wallop and might spell doom for Cotto.
                      Well he's fine at Middleweight and for me his the best fighter there, and he could also be one of the Top Dogs at SMW

                      But yeah there are good fights at JMW too.

                      Here's the interview, this was in his camp in Big Bear

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