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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Bernard Hopkins Comments on Mosley, Wright Retirements

    Earlier this week, future Hall of Famers "Sugar" Shane Mosley and Ronald "Winky "Wright announced their intentions to retire from boxing. Wright, 40-years-old and a former undisputed champion at 154, retired not long after Saturday's decision loss to middleweight contender Peter Quillin. Mosley, also 40 and a former three division champion, retired a few weeks after his decision loss to WBC 154-pound champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez.

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    • jri9d0
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      Now if only Bernard could follow suit...

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        • -Kev-
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          Originally posted by jri9d0
          Now if only Bernard could follow suit...
          Why retire when you're ranked #1, and can possibly beat numbers 2-10 in your division? And already have a win against the #2 guy? Cloud, Cleverly and Erdei don't beat Hopkins.

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            • zuldo
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              Speaking of a guy who needs to retire...... love u b-hop i just dont wanna
              See u get hurt.........

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                • jri9d0
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                  Originally posted by -Kev-
                  Why retire when you're ranked #1, and can possibly beat numbers 2-10 in your division? And already have a win against the #2 guy? Cloud, Cleverly and Erdei don't beat Hopkins.
                  Uh, I don't know, maybe because he's pushing 50 and his last performance exemplified his age?

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                    • ironmike2012
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                      Originally posted by -Kev-
                      Why retire when you're ranked #1, and can possibly beat numbers 2-10 in your division? And already have a win against the #2 guy? Cloud, Cleverly and Erdei don't beat Hopkins.
                      He's #2, he lost to Chad easy, he is pushing 50 and is 20 years older than his opponents. He will eventually get hurt if he keeps going, its only a matter of time. Hopefully, after seeing Winky and Sugar retire, Tarver, Glen Johnson, Hopkins, Jones, Holyfield and Toney follow their example.

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                        • aeiou260199038
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                          You live weather stations and tide predictions.

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                            • SirTomJones
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                              Originally posted by -Kev-
                              Why retire when you're ranked #1, and can possibly beat numbers 2-10 in your division? And already have a win against the #2 guy? Cloud, Cleverly and Erdei don't beat Hopkins.
                              He will lose eventually to those guys.

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                                • aeiou260199038
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                                  Each of the forecast pages for this surf break feature a global...

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                                    • yoz
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                                      #10
                                      Originally posted by jri9d0
                                      Now if only Bernard could follow suit...

                                      This ^^^^^^^^^^^.

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