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  • IronDanHamza
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    #11
    Originally posted by Weebler I
    You know all those are Al Haymon fighters, not possible.

    Herrera beat Garcia. Only 12.5% scored it to Garcia. It is what it is. I think he beats Algieri too, comfortably.
    Yeah, and 17% scored it a draw.

    So 30% didn't score it for Herrera. So yeah, "It is what it is".

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      #12
      If the Cold War is really over then they have to do business with Haymon. Period.

      Pacquiao vs Khan sounds a lot better than Algieri or Herrera to me.

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      • Weebler I
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        #13
        Originally posted by IronDanHamza
        Yeah, and 17% scored it a draw.

        So 30% didn't score it for Herrera. So yeah, "It is what it is".
        17% isn't much either tho. 70% is conclusive. Regardless, the thread isn't about Fanny Garcia.

        Herrera is a better opponent than Algieri imo, more experienced, more intelligent, able to fight on the front-foot and the backfoot. He would beat Algieri imo, comfortably. He deserves the bout more too.

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          #14
          Originally posted by Weebler I
          17% isn't much either tho. 70% is conclusive. Regardless, the thread isn't about Fanny Garcia.

          Herrera is a better opponent than Algieri imo, more experienced, more intelligent, able to fight on the front-foot and the backfoot. He would beat Algieri imo, comfortably.
          No but 17 + 12 eqaulling 30 is.

          70% is hardly conclusive, atleast not to claim robbery it's not.

          99% of people picking Pacquaio over Bradley is what you call conclusive.

          Also, the majority of that 70% were close cards and there were a whole lot of swing rounds in the fight.

          Point being, an obvious close fight that could have gone either way that Herrera came up short on.

          Either way, Pacquaio-Herrera being the best fight to make if the "Cold War" being over is depressing. Doesn't even seem any point in it being "over" in that case.

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          • Scott9945
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            #15
            I like Herrera and wish him well. But a Pacquiao fight would be a PPV dud. And if you compare it to Algieri, all you have done is list two fights that will be PPV flops. Plenty of good fights (Broner, Matthysse, Garcia II, etc.) for Herrera at 140 that don't even involve the "cold war".

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            • Weebler I
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              #16
              Originally posted by Scott9945
              I like Herrera and wish him well. But a Pacquiao fight would be a PPV dud. And if you compare it to Algieri, all you have done is list two fights that will be PPV flops. Plenty of good fights (Broner, Matthysse, Garcia II, etc.) for Herrera at 140 that don't even involve the "cold war".
              Haymon isn't putting his guys in to get embarrassed by Herrera again. In fact, he's not putting his fighters in with anyone remotely decent right now.

              There's something going on behind the scenes, Floyd aside all we're seeing is mismatches lined up for Al Haymon fighters on GBP cards.

              As to PPV flops, I care more about the fight but Arum's main income is coming from the site fees at the Venetian.

              Originally posted by IronDanHamza
              Either way, Pacquaio-Herrera being the best fight to make if the "Cold War" being over is depressing. Doesn't even seem any point in it being "over" in that case.
              I don't like the Algieri fight. I don't think he's earned his stripes and I'm not convinced he won. The boxing media scored it an average of 114-112 to Provo, with 54%-46%.
              Last edited by Weebler I; 07-13-2014, 10:50 AM.

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                #17
                Originally posted by Weebler I
                Haymon isn't putting his guys in to get embarrassed by Herrera again. In fact, he's not putting his fighters in with anyone remotely decent right now.

                There's something going on behind the scenes, Floyd aside all we're seeing is mismatches lined up for Al Haymon fighters on GBP cards.
                I wish that weren't true, but it does kinda look that way.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Weebler I
                  You know all those are Al Haymon fighters, not possible.

                  Herrera beat Garcia. Only 12.5% scored it to Garcia. It is what it is. I think he beats Algieri too, comfortably.



                  No idea.



                  They're all Haymon fighters.
                  I don't know about that, I thought it was just Floyd ducking Pacquiao, now you don't think Haymon would allow any of his fighters to fight Pacquiao?

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                  • redmyth79
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by King-
                    Just as long as Cotto-Canelo isn't at 160




                    Would be a shame for the sport


                    Why? Clearly Canelo will be moving up and if he beats Cotto then it lines up him for a fight with GGG. Makes perfect sense. He was a 171lbs last night. He needs to move up. And for those who say he won' t fight him, he has fought everybody that has been asked of him!
                    He may not win but would be better fight then anybody GGG has fought so far. And to be honest, GGG doesn't have any top fights like Canelo has already went through. A lot of people think it would be a blowout but it could be very interesting as Canelo has a good offense and better defense and a chin to boot.
                    Lara and Canelo would be like Ward vs GGG. We are yet to see how GGG will perform against a top boxer who is at the top of there game like Ward as the 160 division is weak now.
                    Time will tell us what is what.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Weebler I
                      we should be getting Cotto v Alvarez and Pacquiao v Herrera next.

                      The two best fights that can be made without Haymon involved at 155lbs and 140lbs.
                      u want pacquiao/harrera? thats a horrible fight, harrera would get slaughtered.

                      I'd rather Porter/Pacquiao or Khan or even Brook if he manages to win

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