Today is a good day for the sport of boxing!

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  • Dorian
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    #1

    Today is a good day for the sport of boxing!

    We finally got rid of that cancer known as Bernard Hopkins. No more of his ugly style and boring fights. Feels good man

    !
  • intoccabile
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    #2
    Originally posted by Dorian
    We finally got rid of that cancer known as Bernard Hopkins. No more of his ugly style and boring fights. Feels good man

    !
    Wrong... Ward is still an active fighter.
    and Bradley is about to fight Pacman the same exact way. He's going to try to turn pacman with his legs, come in with his head, clinch and work in the inside.

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    • Dorian
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      #3
      That's true but at least we got rid of 1.

      At the end of the day it's better than nothing.

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      • PureBoxingCEO
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        #4
        Bernard Hopkins isnt boring man, his knowledge of the game is something special to watch. and even at 47, he still popped Dawson with his straight right, this fight Hopkins should have won 4 years ago very easy.

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        • DiegoFuego
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          #5
          I can't believe Hopkins has fans. I can see my dad, who's in his 60s being a fan, but why would anybody under 35 like him? He's a **** outside the ring, always has been. His style post-2004 is the absolute worst I have ever had to watch in the ring. I don't think he had a single fan outside of Philly until about 2006 when he beat Tarver.

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