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  • bigjavi973
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    #91
    Originally posted by bojangles1987
    1. Khan/Collazo was not even close to a great fight.

    2. Collazo is a huge step down from Thurman's previous fight, and there were much better options out there.

    People should slam this, because it sucks.
    Name those options and if they are not happening explain why you think they are not. Don't just say "they are options out there" and then give no examples.

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    • Heavyfist
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      #92
      Originally posted by bigjavi973
      Name those options and if they are not happening explain why you think they are not. Don't just say "they are options out there" and then give no examples.
      If you bother to read this thread then you would know the only reason Porter Broner is happening is because Thurman refused to fight Porter.

      And as many people have already said, Alexander said he wants to fight Thurman. That is a much much much better fight. And Alex is free.

      I don't think Thurman wants any of Alexander, as Alexander might just box circles around Thurman. I'd watch that fight. But Thurman appears comfortable being a coward and a hypocrite.

      I think 40 year old slow Bundu really shows Thurman is over rated, and a boxer would school him.

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      • bimhead
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        #93
        Originally posted by bigjavi973
        I agree.... but has anyone else thought about maybe winner of Khan-Algieri fights the winner of Thurman-Collazo?
        i like your way of thinking,bud!..any-who..i love watching thurman fight,interesting style...one of my favs!

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        • Fetta
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          #94
          I will say PBC shows are beginning to pop up and i love it. This venture is still in the baby stages.

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          • bojangles1987
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            #95
            Originally posted by bigjavi973
            Name those options and if they are not happening explain why you think they are not. Don't just say "they are options out there" and then give no examples.
            Thurman/Porter was rumored for a while, and IIRC was nearly a done deal.

            People have mentioned both Alexander and Berto, and both are better. Alexander is much better. Collazo is not good anymore. One KO win over Victor Ortiz's remains doesn't change that.

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            • Luiz
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              #96
              "Overrated fighter in my division? Right now, I would call Amir Khan. I would say Amir Khan. To me, he's yet to prove himself at 147 pounds. He fought Collazo -- over the hill Collazo. Now he's fighting Devon Alexander, who in reality, it's really two 140 pounders. If you go back two years ago, it's two 140 pounders fighting at a catchweight. Fight a real welterweight, baby."

              He **** on Khan for the Collazo fight.

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              • Heavyfist
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                #97
                I think Alexander could beat Thurman, and he knows it. If a slow ass 40 year old Bundu can hold is own without breaking a sweat. A fast, elite boxer like Alexander might just shut out Thurman.

                People forget how Alexander schooled the living shlt out of Maidana. Not just out boxing him, but also giving Maidana a beating, that Marcos admitted, made him decide to retire from boxing.

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                • kiaba360
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                  #98
                  Originally posted by bigjavi973
                  I agree.... but has anyone else thought about maybe winner of Khan-Algieri fights the winner of Thurman-Collazo?
                  We can only hope. I think Khan will fight Garcia again before he steps into the ring with Thurman.

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                  • VG_Addict
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                    #99
                    Originally posted by Heavyfist
                    I think Alexander could beat Thurman, and he knows it. If a slow ass 40 year old Bundu can hold is own without breaking a sweat. A fast, elite boxer like Alexander might just shut out Thurman.

                    People forget how Alexander schooled the living shlt out of Maidana. Not just out boxing him, but also giving Maidana a beating, that Marcos admitted, made him decide to retire from boxing.
                    Alexander isn't elite.

                    He lost to Porter, Bradley, and got gifts over Matthysse and Kotelnik.

                    Bundu held his own? What? He got dropped, and lost every round against Thurman.

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                      #100
                      Thurman may hold a title and keeps getting rave reviews but the fact is he's being matched carefully - pretty much the same as before he got that belt. Collazo is tough and has skills but is lacking one thing that will be huge: punching power. Anyone that has followed his career knows the Ortiz KO was an aberration. Ortiz was past peak and his chin had become suspect. Thurman will likely stop Luis as Collazo won't be able to get enough respect to keep him honest. Stylewise, Alexander and Porter would be major threats for Thurman and his people know it.

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