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  • onechance87
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    #11
    Originally posted by shenmue
    I don't consider Brandon Rios a world champion, JJM is the true WBA champion. I'm a fan of his though and really enjoy his fights.
    how the fck can u not consider rios a champ?

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    • Young Money
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      #12
      Originally posted by onechance87
      how the fck can u not consider rios a champ?
      I think he means in a linear sense.

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      • shenmue
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        #13
        Originally posted by onechance87
        how the fck can u not consider rios a champ?
        Isn't JMM the WBA Champion?, i thought he was. These regular and interim belts are ******. Its very confusing.
        Last edited by shenmue; 07-11-2011, 08:57 AM.

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        • baya
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          #14
          i'm loving this ****en rios kid.

          too bad hes mexican

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          • p4p-champ
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            #15
            Brandon Rios is fun to watch, i Love his heart and determination. BUt lets be real here, he is nothing more then another Gatti, Ward, Margarito type. These types are a dime a dozen, what they lack in real boxing skill, they makeup for with determination. Unfortuntely, this leads to short careers and too many unecessry wars and health issues.

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            • Cuauhtémoc1520
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              #16
              Originally posted by p4p-champ
              Brandon Rios is fun to watch, i Love his heart and determination. BUt lets be real here, he is nothing more then another Gatti, Ward, Margarito type. These types are a dime a dozen, what they lack in real boxing skill, they makeup for with determination. Unfortuntely, this leads to short careers and too many unecessry wars and health issues.
              Gatti, Ward and Marg a dime a dozen?

              You just lost all credibility and looked like a complete ass.

              Yea those guys are in every gym......***in idiot.

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              • p4p-champ
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                #17
                Originally posted by Cuauhtémoc1502
                Gatti, Ward and Marg a dime a dozen?

                You just lost all credibility and looked like a complete ass.

                Yea those guys are in every gym......***in idiot.
                Alright, i admit, maybe not a dime a dozen but you run into these type of skill sets pretty easily. I have nothing against it, I appreciate the wars these guys go through to make a livining and get on top. Their makeup leads to many fan pleasing wars. But put them into a ring with a fighter whose got genuine well rounded skills and 9/10 they will lose.
                Last edited by p4p-champ; 07-11-2011, 09:10 AM.

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                • hu r u?
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by No1
                  After watching Brandons superb display against antillon at the weekend. I have to say Rios is sure as hell a throwback mexican warrior from years back. The heart with which this man fights is unreal, he will literally go to war and not take a backward step until he has won. Boxing needs guys like Rios who puts it all on the line and entertains the fans with every fight.

                  I hope arum lines up some big money fights for this guy soon, the way rios fights means he will not grow old well so needs to make as much money as possible before he retires.

                  On a side note, him vs Amir khan at the end of the year or early next year would be a dream fight. Both superb fighters and world champs going at it. It would be a pick'em fight and I for one cannot predict who will win.
                  best example of a bandwagoner

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                  • Cuauhtémoc1520
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by p4p-champ
                    Alright, i admit, maybe not a dime a dozen but you run into these type of skill sets pretty easily. I have nothing against it, I appreciate the wars these guys go through to make a livining and get on top but. Their makeup leads to many fan pleasing wars. But put them into a ring with a fighter whose got genuine well rounded skills and 9/10 they will lose.
                    Not true, you are basing that on the fact that Mayweather beat Gatti or DLH beat up on Gatti.

                    Look, boxing isn't just about styles, it's the man with the style. Margarito for example is a come forward fighter, yes he isn't the greatest boxer but he isn't the worst. It's his chin, toughness and relentless pressure that beats people.

                    I agree, skilled boxers will usually win out but it also depends on the man. Look at Devon Alexander, very skilled boxer but IMO he has been beaten by two sluggers recently.

                    That's what makes boxing so great, the difference in styles but also the heart and will of the man with that particular style.

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                    • JOM'S
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by No1
                      Would be Karma if Rios did retire after a few more years of wars and developed parkinsons disease after taking the piss out of Freddie Roach for having it.
                      Originally posted by lizard_man
                      he didn't know roach had parkinsons. He was ingnorant to the fact. He just thought roach had a speech impediment and was a ******.
                      IMHO they were still scum, making fun of a sick individual may it be speech impediment or even worse making fun of the ******ed and although I do not wish for anyone to get hurt or any fighter to get parkinsons, I agree witn No.1 that its kind of karma ...

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