Adrien broner vs these opponents at 140

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  • F l i c k e r
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    #31
    Matt and khan beat him for sure. Khan loses to punchers with strong wills. Not boxers who like to fit in the pocket.

    Marquez is a toss up. He's older but his experience may be the difference. Hard to say.

    The rest, he can beat.

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    • Kingjames6Flee
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      #32
      Originally posted by pistol whip
      Yeah.....sure! Cool of you to mention fighters from 10 years ago LOL!
      Well currently broner is my favorite. I like nonito alot as well. Danny garcia also. Don't come at me bro making assumptions. You say I only follow two fighter yet all I asked was a question about broner. It's not as if I'm consistently making threads on broner this was my first one. Relax man. Just because I have pics of floyd and broner doesn't at all validate your statement pertaining to who I follow. Chill out

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      • Build That Wall
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        #33
        broner beats them all

        Broner vs Khan: Khan's chin is weaker than a bubble. Broner wins, easy work.
        Broner vs Rios: broner vs rios is like abril vs rios and broner ends up winning all 12 rounds
        Broner vs Lucas: A test but broner knocks him out in rd 10
        Broner vs Garcia: somebodies 0 has got to go and that 0 that will go is garcias
        Broner vs Peterson: Easy work
        Broner vs Marquez: Broner establishes himself as the future of boxing.

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        • F l i c k e r
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          #34
          Originally posted by BoxingGenius27
          Which fight?
          1 and 3. The draw and the one where marquez clearly boxed his ears off but lost anyways.

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          • BoxingGenius27
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            #35
            Originally posted by F l i c k e r
            1 and 3. The draw and the one where marquez clearly boxed his ears off but lost anyways.
            The 3rd fight was a robbery yes, but I don't really think the third fight was a war at all. Marquez just clearly won the fight.

            The first fight was a war, yes. The reason why I don't think it was a robbery was because of the knockdowns. That really put Marquez in a difficult situation. I would say he possibly squeaked out a victory, but I'm not to sure I would call it a robbery.

            A robbery to me is:

            Lewis-Holyfield I
            DLH-Mosley II
            Williams-Lara
            Quartey-Forrest
            Mathysse-Alexander
            Cassamayor-Santa Cruz - Probably one of the biggest in history

            Sure, Pac-Marquez I was a close fight that could've gone either way, but I don't think I would call it "robbery" per se.

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            • F l i c k e r
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              #36
              I see what you mean. Maybe it's their history together that makes me see it as a robbery. But it was indeed a close fight.

              Casamayor- Cruz, just seeing it mentioned, my goodness.

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              • BoxingGenius27
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                #37
                Originally posted by F l i c k e r
                I see what you mean. Maybe it's their history together that makes me see it as a robbery. But it was indeed a close fight.

                Casamayor- Cruz, just seeing it mentioned, my goodness.
                Off the top of my head, that's the first fight where I've seen a guy win essentially every round and lose the fight.

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