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  • #21
    Originally posted by BabyFaceAssasin View Post
    They still haven't mentioned any of the fights on the undercard?? That's really not a good sign at all
    actually it's a pretty good fight,omar Figueroa against abner cotto,but both are not known yet,which is even more impressive to me watching all these people show up to watch canelo,now that's what I call a guy who has a huge following,fighting a guy who has no fans or very little and nothing good on the undercard,in other words all those 30k+ are there to see canelo,it's not like the undercard is packed with championship fights with known/good champs,the undercard will be two guys who are prospects and really unknown,and not all the tickets are ten dollars,thats still impressive,he did good the night chavez/Martinez fought too

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    • #22
      Originally posted by BabyFaceAssasin View Post
      They still haven't mentioned any of the fights on the undercard?? That's really not a good sign at all

      the fight is still sellin well and will only continue to sell more and more........

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      • #23
        Originally posted by StillAlive2k View Post
        Trout it getting too much credit for beating cotto!!! For someone not that quick (anymore) cotto was he getting in and out with ease in some parts of the fight



        Originally posted by richardt View Post
        Trout beat the FAR BETTER Cotto and Canelo was badly hurt by the FAR LESSER Cotto.

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        • #24
          How many 0's has Trout taken though?

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          • #25
            I can't wait for fight night when they say " ONE OF THESE HOES HAS GOT TO GO".

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            • #26
              Manny Pacquiao officially announces retirement!
              Published Apr 01 2013 by: Jake Emen



              Pacquiao Shocks Boxing Community By Retiring After Brutal Marquez KO Loss:
              "I have Jinkee and the Filipino people to think about now," said Manny Pacquiao in an official statement released on Monday morning from General Santos City in the Philippines. And just like that, after titles in eight divisions, spectacular wins and accomplishments, and status as perhaps the best fighter of his generation, Manny Pacquiao has retired.




              Credit: Will Hart - HBO

              Pacquiao's retirement seems sudden because over the past few months, it had appeared that he decided to continue campaigning. Originally he was planning to fight in April, but that was going to be pushed back until September, to allow himself more time to recover following his knockout defeat against rival Juan Manuel Marquez this past December.

              However, apparently the pressure to step away from the squared circle before it was too late became even stronger than we had previously heard.

              We already knew his mother and his wife, Jinkee, were clamoring for him to retire. We heard the backroom doctor speculations and concerns about Parkinson's being a risk factor. We knew long-time trainer, friend and mentor Freddie Roach was going to give it to Pacquiao straight, and not support another comeback if he didn't feel it was his best interest.


              And apparently, all of that led to Pacquiao hanging up the gloves now instead of seeking to avenge his last setback. From his perspective, what else would there be for him to accomplish? He's done it all, his legacy is set and he's certainly financially secure.

              Retiring perhaps a touch too early is always a difficult decision to make, but it's one that we all usually wish had happened in hindsight. So it's really a positive thing to see a top fighter such as this decide to step away from the sport before the sport takes an even greater toll than it has.

              Nobody wants to see Pacquiao on the Roy Jones senior circuit, getting knocked out repeatedly against guys who weren't anywhere near his level while he was at his best.

              So with that, we say congratulations to Manny Pacquiao on his retirement.

              You've earned it, and you've become one of the most-beloved and accomplished boxers in modern history. Take some time off, and then reach the political heights you've been clamoring for. We expect to see you as President of the Philippines within the decade.

              April Fool's!

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              • #27
                Canelo Will Look Like Hagler As He Cuts Down Trout

                8-10 rounds, Canelo makes Trout quit. Period.

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                • #28
                  Canelo by TKO on 5th Rd!

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                  • #29
                    Really want Canelo to push this dude's **** in. We need an exciting new star for the next generation of boxing. Trouts cool but we need a successor to floyd/pac and even cotto to an extent

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                    • #30
                      Originally posted by Camp Beast View Post
                      How many 0's has Trout taken though?
                      I like the Cinnamon Bun, but I'll probably put a Lil Bread on the Slickster El Trucho!!!

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