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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Chavez Jr. vs Saul Alvarez Ratings Battle is Finally Set

    After all of the back and forth claims, the two most popular boxers in Mexico, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Saul "Canelo" Alvarez, will finally settle their dispute on which boxer generates the highest television ratings in their country. On September 17th, the issues will be settled. Chavez will defend his WBC middleweight title against Ronald Hearns in Mexico, with TV Azteca televising. Alvarez is defending his WBC junior middleweight title against Alfonso Gomez in Los Angeles, with Televisa carrying the fight.
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    • onechance87
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      chavez jr u fat puto

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        • UndefeatedJimmy
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          Chavez Jr has no excuse for continually fighting tricycle drivers. I mean how many more fights does he need before he takes an elite fighter. He should be fighting Sergio Martinez by now. Well hopefully these two (JCC and Canelo) will fight each other unless Chavez Jr needs another 100 tune up fights.
          Last edited by UndefeatedJimmy; 08-07-2011, 03:21 AM. Reason: missed a word.

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            • Verstyle
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              Junior is going by name and Alvarez is going by looking white. Haahaha

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                • ny123
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                  Yeah but doesn't Canelo have a huge advantage by having Marquez Mayweather onthe same card?

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                    • chiguy91
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                      Originally posted by ny123
                      Yeah but doesn't Canelo have a huge advantage by having Marquez Mayweather onthe same card?
                      marquez? you mean morales.
                      yeah, i think it's ****** for this to be happening. how about they fight some of the top 10 fighters in their division and whoever has their belt last can say is the better mexican. who gives a ***** about ratings if both guys are being pampered for the time being.

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                        • starsjuicebar
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                          Canelo vs gomez is a very good match up, mayweather vs ortiz is huge .

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                            • gauze
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                              juan manuel marquez is a better fighter and sexier than both of them. he should be winning the ratings battle.

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                                • mshap
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                                  Chavez Jr. vs Ronald Hearns belongs on ESPN -- another 'showcase' fight for Alvarez vs. Gomez -- cut the hype!

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                                    • *Khan
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                                      Originally posted by ny123
                                      Yeah but doesn't Canelo have a huge advantage by having Marquez Mayweather onthe same card?
                                      Thats what I thought.

                                      Last year when it was Alvarez-N'Dou vs. Chavez-Gomez/Wolak it was more even. Now it will be hard for Chavez Jr. to topple him in the ratings.

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