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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: “Fighting Words” – Lots to Love With February’s Fights

    by David P. Greisman - Absence indeed makes the heart grow fonder — and big-time boxing, after being on hiatus for more than a month, returns with much to love in a month defined by that sentiment.

    The sweet science has still been around for the past seven weeks, the period between Andre Ward’s win over Carl Froch on Dec. 17 and the fight this Saturday between Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Marco Antonio Rubio. There is more to the sport than its million-dollar main events. Cards from “Friday Night Fights,” “ShoBox” and NBC Sports Network’s new “Fight Night” series have sated our appetites.

    The main courses are on their way.

    There will be major fights broadcast on HBO, Showtime and Epix for eight straight weeks, starting Feb. 4 on HBO with Chavez-Rubio and Nonito Donaire vs. Wilfredo Vazquez Jr. and continuing through to March 24 and the HBO doubleheader featuring Erik Morales vs. Danny Garcia and James Kirkland vs. Carlos Molina.

    That’s 18 fights between those three networks, and that’s not even including the numerous smaller broadcasts or less noteworthy fights scheduled between now and then. [Click Here To Read More]
  • ShoulderRoll
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    Gabriel Campillo vs. Tavoris Cloud is flying under the radar but I'm really looking forward to it.

    February is going to be a good month for boxing.

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    • changuito242
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      How can the Maidana-Alexander fight be 10 rounds? These guys aren't up and coming fighters anymore. Alexander is one of the biggest jokes in boxing, right behind Khan. I hope Maidana cracks his skull.

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      • CasualBoxingFan
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        Originally posted by changuito242
        How can the Maidana-Alexander fight be 10 rounds? These guys aren't up and coming fighters anymore. Alexander is one of the biggest jokes in boxing, right behind Khan. I hope Maidana cracks his skull.
        I hope it was a typo. If it ain't, then WTF? Does Devon have trouble fighting 12rds or what?

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        • Mr. David
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          Maidana-Alexander is indeed a 10-round fight.

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          • daggum
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            Originally posted by CasualBoxingFan
            I hope it was a typo. If it ain't, then WTF? Does Devon have trouble fighting 12rds or what?
            no typo. he's a cheato.

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            • any craic lad?
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              #7
              Its been a tough few weeks since Froch Ward with only last weekends ESPN broadcast doing much for me.Febuary should be sweet

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