Alexander is so boring. Even in a fight that he's beating the guy up. Lol
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Originally posted by Mindrapist View PostWhy would that be a cherry pick? He's a champion in two weight classes. And realistically, who do you want him to fight? Keep in mind, Floyd walks around at the same weight as lightweights. He's really a 135-pounder, 140 max.
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostFloyd walks around at 135/140 lmao...in what galaxy? Malignaggi is a two division champion too..would you pay $70 to watch Floyd fight Paulie? Nope..then why in the hell would you pay $70 to watch him fight Alexander? That's a next day youtube it fight in my opinion...and predictable how it'll turn out as well. All I see is folks these days trying to distance Floyd from 150's as much as possible with ludicrous weight claims.
If Khan/Alexander/Thurman or whichever welterweight separates themselves from the pack, than yes, he should earn the opportunity to unify his titles and get a crack at the #1 guy in the division.
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Originally posted by shoog View PostI'm amazed by this UK style defense where the fighter puts his arms and hands in front of him like he's about to be in a car accident and stands there and does nothing while the opposing fighter wings shots at him all night and eventually ****s his hands up, we saw purdy doing it last night, Murray utilized it against martinez , Ricky burns even pulled it off against chelo. The only guy who doesn't do it is amir khan and his chin is like a blast furnace.
The Brits are not the only ones, but yea.
Barker did it against Martinez too, and got his ear hole busted. He started having flashbacks, panicked, and stopped the fight. lol!
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Originally posted by PBP View PostWho gives a **** about PPV? It's a sport and the best fighters in the division should fight each other whether its $1 or $100. If 800,000-1 million people are willing to pay money for it...so be it. Nobody thought Hurtado or Rivera would give Whitaker trouble but both took him to deep waters. Fights should be made because of who earned them, not because of who has the best style that you believe can trouble somebody.
If Khan/Alexander/Thurman or whichever welterweight separates themselves from the pack, than yes, he should earn the opportunity to unify his titles and get a crack at the #1 guy in the division.
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Originally posted by Mindrapist View PostWhy would that be a cherry pick? He's a champion in two weight classes. And realistically, who do you want him to fight? Keep in mind, Floyd walks around at the same weight as lightweights. He's really a 135-pounder, 140 max.
If Floyd is a natural 135 then why fight Marquez at 146? Why did he not even make the contracted weight of 144? The reason that Floyd doesn't balloon up like the others is that he is a gym rat and keeps himself in shape.
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostWho cares about PPV? All the mofo's around here with their he's got 7 fights over 1 million buys..none of the names you mentioned are worthy of the event sorry to say it but it's the damned truth..I've liked those boxers at one point or another but none of them in my opinion are a competitive matchup. Thurman would just get tapped to the face to death all night...Alexander and Khan would be interesting for about 3 rounds and turn into guerrero 2.0
PPV worthy has nothing to do with the competitiveness of the fights. The highest grossing events are:
Lewis/Past prime Tyson
Mayweather/Past prime De La Hoya
Tyson was selling PPVs against guys like Peter McNeeley. All of those fights were PPV worthy not because they were competitive fights, but because one of the fighters in the mix was a crossover star.
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Originally posted by PBP View PostLOL...Uh..Yes they are PPV worthy because they are fighting Floyd who can do 800,000 to 1 million buys against any of them. If that many people are willing to dish out $70 for it, then yes its PPV worthy.
PPV worthy has nothing to do with the competitiveness of the fights. The highest grossing events are:
Lewis/Past prime Tyson
Mayweather/Past prime De La Hoya
Tyson was selling PPVs against guys like Peter McNeeley. All of those fights were PPV worthy not because they were competitive fights, but because one of the fighters in the mix was a crossover star.Last edited by turnedup; 05-19-2013, 01:45 PM.
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