They should make Lara and Rigo fight 6 round championship bouts, especially before a big card, people don't want to fall asleep 15min into the main event
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Professional 6 rounder bouts, are you fcking serious?
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Originally posted by ElMeroChingon View PostThey should make Lara and Rigo fight 6 round championship bouts, especially before a big card, people don't want to fall asleep 15min into the main event
Meanwhile, when I covered Peterson-Matthysse earlier this year, the undercard started at 3 p.m. and the main event went on sometime around 11 p.m.
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Originally posted by Russian Crushin View PostWho are you to judge how special he is? He won 3 olympic medals and 2 golds, and is very special to China as was Leonard. HBO picked it up, so what? It didnt take away from any boxing event or anything. It was either televise that or have no boxing. If you are mad that you pay for HBO, then drop HBO, its simple. But thats not the problem, youre just on you're usual Arum/Top Rank hatred tirade. Thats basically all your posts consist of
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Originally posted by HeroBando View PostHere's the funny part. He keeps whining about it somehow preventing better fights from appearing on his TV, despite the facts, but when there's a beautiful fight like Estrada Viloria on the undercard of the same event, he doesn't even bother to turn it on. I bet he passed up on that quality Estrada Melindo matchup, just to come here and whine about Shiming.
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Originally posted by Mr. David View PostI've covered a couple UFC cards, and those shows just zoom by and the crowd stays energetic, because no preliminary fight is going to last longer than 15 minutes total.
Meanwhile, when I covered Peterson-Matthysse earlier this year, the undercard started at 3 p.m. and the main event went on sometime around 11 p.m.
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Originally posted by Mr. David View PostDid you see the fight between Genesis Servania and Konosuke Tomiyama? I hadn't seen them before and thought, going by records alone, that it was going to be a dreary distance fight. What a scrap that turned out to be.
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Originally posted by Russian Crushin View PostWho are they biased for, Melindo? That makes no sense, estrada is the obvious upside in this fight
Here's Dan Rafael's report back before the first Macau card:
Top Rank is producing the show and responsible for hiring the on-air talent, but it made a deal with HBO to carry the card in the United States on its HBO2 service beginning at 2 p.m. ET/PT (on about a 4½-hour delay in the East and 7½-hour delay in the West), meaning Merchant and Foreman -- whose call will also serve as the English-language international broadcast -- will be reunited on HBO. Tim Ryan, who called fights for many years on CBS, will serve as the blow-by-blow man on the broadcast.
It will be something of a reunion between Merchant and Ryan, too. Merchant told me that the first fight card he ever called, on NBC in 1976 in Paris, was with Ryan as his partner. It featured a middleweight title fight between Rodrigo Valdez and Nessim Max Cohen and a heavyweight fight between Earnie Shavers and Henry Clark.
"Larry and George are like Abbot and Costello, they work so well together," Top Rank president Todd duBoef said. "You include Tim and there is nobody better to represent our boxing brand in the biggest, fastest growing market in the world."
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Originally posted by boxingbrain28 View PostDe La Hoya headlined his first pro fight as well and guess what it was a 6 rounder, Amir khan was another guy who was in the main event for his first fight, that was a four rounder. Those were all big events
plus this is not his debut, smart guy.
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