2014 a slow year?

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  • smoothsmg
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    #11
    Originally posted by VG_Addict
    Really? I think it's been a great year for boxing so far. We already have a KOOTY candidate in Froch-Groves II, we've had some fun fights like Fonfara-Stevenson, Molina-Matthysse, and Mansour-Cunningham. We've had better than expected performances by Maidana, Fonfara, and Cotto.

    And the summer will be packed with great fights. Just look at the schedule:

    June:

    Gamboa-Crawford
    Provodnikov-Algeri
    Lomachenko-Russell Jr

    July:

    Lara-Canelo
    Fury-Chisora II
    Golovkin-Geale

    August:

    Kovalev
    Rios-Chaves

    It doesn't end in summer, either. In September, we have a Floyd fight, and Klitschko-Pulev. We're supposed to have Wilder-Stiverne in November.
    In all honesty, people do too much complaining about fights they want to see instead of just enjoying the fights in front of us.

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    • Foreign Soil
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      #12
      It's definitely been a slow year, and I usually am not one for the *big* fights but they've been pretty lackluster however the smaller, breakthrough fights haven't happened this year. Boring year all around.

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      • BattleAxePurist
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        #13
        It's been a decent year

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        • kiaba360
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          #14

          Rodrigo Guerrero vs Daniel Rosas - Zanfer... by SIlvio-conradok

          FOTY candidate.

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