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The oldest boxer ever to win a recognized world title is inspired by an even older fighter who’ll compete on his undercard Oct. 15 in Los Angeles.
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Besides Hopkins being my fav fighter...i'm actually looken forward to the Bozella fight...its a cool story...def hope he wins and performs well.. -
are they even gonna televise it? the bozella fight i mean...... i thought i read somewhere that it wouldn't be shown on tv. Anyone heard anything different? would be a shame if they didnt.Comment
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what??? yeah if its not on the PPV ima demand my money back...to me this one would b more a draw of a crowd just due to the nature of the story..a guy getten a 2nd chance..Originally posted by 2fast2strong423 View PostComment
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It is Def not being televised.
Hes debuting against a complete nobody. I think he is the first overall fight of the cardComment
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WOW then the PPV guys really are ******ed...thats ****** most the people i talk to were only interested in watchen that fight..hmm guess the PPV numbers go down by at least 5 in my parts of the cityOriginally posted by Russian Crushin View PostComment
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he;s fighting a guy named "larry hopkins" - hmm, wonder if any relation to the legend!
Note: LARRY IS the Hopkins of boxingscene! He refuses to be a statistic of recidivism, and has rose on his own through hard work and dedication! not even clowning - im proud of larry. . .Comment
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Read somewhere that we will see highlights of the Bozella fight.
Don't know why they couldn't find a slot for the fight, but I understand, seeing as all 4 of the televised fights have a good shot to go the distance; we're talking about 46 rounds. The Bozella fight is a possible 15-30 minutes to add on to that. This PPV is liable to end at 1 AM Eastern time without that.Comment
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Good luck to the guy. I hope he has a respectable showing, win or lose.Comment
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