Demetrius Andrade Vs Omar Henry on FNF

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  • BoxingGenius27
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    #1

    Demetrius Andrade Vs Omar Henry on FNF

    If this fight happened in the next year or so on Friday Night Fights, who takes it?
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    Andrade
    28.57%
    2
    Henry
    71.43%
    5

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    #2
    Originally posted by BoxingGenius27
    If this fight happened in the next year or so on Friday Night Fights, who takes it?


    their managers take it...

    right in the ass. from ESPN

    that would be the dumbest move of all time. fighting eachother on fnf for ten grand when they are both prospects, lol.

    prospects are an investment
    some of them cause their promotors to take losses early in their careers. you protect your assets//investments unless the reward warrants the risk

    why take a 50/50 fight at this stage in your career when you can get paid the very same amount against a no hoper and continue the climb toward huge paydays?

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      #3
      Originally posted by New England
      their managers take it...

      right in the ass. from ESPN

      that would be the dumbest move of all time. fighting eachother on fnf for ten grand when they are both prospects, lol.

      prospects are an investment
      some of them cause their promotors to take losses early in their careers. you protect your assets//investments unless the reward warrants the risk

      why take a 50/50 fight at this stage in your career when you can get paid the very same amount against a no hoper and continue the climb toward huge paydays?

      I would think they wouldn't fight at this stage.

      I'm just wondering NSB's opinion on who's the better fighter at this stage.

      I know Henry's inactive, but until he shows me otherwise, I think he still has it.

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        #4
        Mods, please delete this thread.

        I forgot, if it's not Pac-May related, it's not NSB worthy. Thanks.

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          #5
          Originally posted by BoxingGenius27
          I would think they wouldn't fight at this stage.

          I'm just wondering NSB's opinion on who's the better fighter at this stage.

          I know Henry's inactive, but until he shows me otherwise, I think he still has it.
          Andrade is awful and only fights bums while the way Henry fights will have him gassed out if he ever has to go more than 8 rds but his power should be enough to get Andrade out of there.

          Neither fighter is very good in my opinion or will make much noise ever.

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            #6
            Originally posted by New England
            their managers take it...

            right in the ass. from ESPN

            that would be the dumbest move of all time. fighting eachother on fnf for ten grand when they are both prospects, lol.

            prospects are an investment
            some of them cause their promotors to take losses early in their careers. you protect your assets//investments unless the reward warrants the risk

            why take a 50/50 fight at this stage in your career when you can get paid the very same amount against a no hoper and continue the climb toward huge paydays?

            This is one of boxing's biggest problems, protected fighters. Guys are brought along soft and promoted as the next best thing and than when they're exposed the public feels deceived. A few losses shouldn't mean the end of the world or a fighters credibility but the general public has been brainwashed into thinking that by promoters who protect fighters far to long. Boxing needs to get back to the days when the best fought the best, whether it be the best prospects, contenders or elite fighters.

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