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  • Dirk Diggler UK
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    #71
    Originally posted by HanzGruber
    I meant 122. You know there's a guy named rigo. They want no part of him

    And Leo is mexican btw lol
    I meant 122 as well. And Leo's nationality is classed as American from what I see. He's a Haymon fighter too and he's the worst ducker in the entire boxing universe.

    That example slapped you right back in the face

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      #72
      Gary Russell Junior - is that dude ever going to fight a live body again after getting completely outclassed by a guy with a 1-1 pro record? The kid fought "TBA's" his whole career until he finally stepped up.

      He got reporters to stop asking him about Lomachenko.

      Clearly holding the belt hostage.

      Lamont Peterson fails a drug test (like a lot of American athletes) and gets to keep his title.....even after he gets KTFO

      Hostage.

      Deontay Wilder is fighting who next? Already making excuses to try to get out of a Povetkin mandatory lol - Hostage

      Should I go on? The examples seem endless. The only time they seem to step up is when they're forced by tough mandatories like Brook-Porter and DeGale-Dirrell. Or they give up their belts like Quillin

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        #73
        Scouting report based on fights I've seen, scale of 1-10:

        Offense: how many punches fired off per round
        Defense: does he block punches with his face?
        Power: one-punch KO potential
        Speed: typically quicker on the draw?
        Movement: ability to escape cut offs and avoid opponent's strong hand
        Chin: does he have a glass jaw?
        Machismo: a boxer's "bark" before the fight, at the weigh in, during and after the fight. How far does he go to impose an air of invincibility on the opponent, as if he's facing Godzilla ?

        Robert "The Ghost" Guerrero

        Offense-10
        Defense-6
        Power-6
        Speed-5
        Movement-5
        Chin-7
        Machismo-5 (10 with Ruben Guerrero included )

        Prediction: Guerrero UD over Aron Martinez

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        • HanzGruber
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          #74
          Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK
          I meant 122 as well. And Leo's nationality is classed as American from what I see. He's a Haymon fighter too and he's the worst ducker in the entire boxing universe.

          That example slapped you right back in the face
          The guy was born in Mexico but classed as american?

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          • Dirk Diggler UK
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            #75
            Originally posted by HanzGruber
            The guy was born in Mexico but classed as american?
            That's what it says on his profile at Ring. Still a Haymon/American based fighter and holding the belt hostage by fighting factory workers.

            Either way you're getting rained on like a fat bird in a hailstorm in this thread. I'd log off for cover
            Last edited by Dirk Diggler UK; 06-05-2015, 02:18 PM.

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              #76
              PBC have had some good matchup in recent weeks but those three fights certainly stink pretty bad.

              Thurman is the WBA World/Regular Welterweight Champion. Collazo isn't ranked in the top 15 with the WBA and I don't think he is ranked by any of the other sanctioning bodies. Look out for Collazo to be mysteriously ranked by the WBA by the end of this or next month.

              Garcia is, as far as i'm aware as it stands, still the WBA Super and WBC Light Welterweight Champion, he hasn't defended either belt for coming up to 15 months. Malignaggi is unranked by all sancitoning bodies, mainly because he hasn't fought in over a year in a fight where he was brutally stopped and suffered a pretty bad concussion.

              Wilder's opponent is at least ranked at the moment, at a heady 9th with the WBC and unranked with the other three bodies. Molina's ranking is certainly very questionable. As soft first defences go this is about as soft as it gets.

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              • HanzGruber
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                #77
                Originally posted by dirk diggler uk
                that's what it says on his profile at ring. Still a haymon/american based fighter and holding the belt hostage by fighting factory workers.

                Either way you're getting rained on like a fat bird in a hailstorm in this thread. I'd log off for cover
                never said he wasnt.. American based.. Yea canelos american too.. You rather have frampton and quigg fight leo over rigo

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                  #78
                  Originally posted by HanzGruber
                  never said he wasnt.. American based.. Yea canelos american too.. You rather have frampton and quigg fight leo over rigo
                  I couldn't care less about Quigg.

                  That reminds me, what about Daniel "I beat cancer so I don't have to fight anyone" Jacobs. He holds the same ****ty version of the WBA title as Scott Quigg but says he's not ready to fight GGG

                  Is he not "holding the belt hostage"?

                  Frampton has signed to Al Haymon and will probably fight in America next to chase your man, Leo.

                  Holding the belt hostage doe!

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                  • HanzGruber
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                    #79
                    Originally posted by dirk diggler uk
                    i couldn't care less about quigg.

                    That reminds me, what about daniel "i beat cancer so i don't have to fight anyone" jacobs. He holds the same ****ty version of the wba title as scott quigg but says he's not ready to fight ggg

                    Is he not "holding the belt hostage"?

                    Frampton has signed to al haymon and will probably fight in america next to chase your man, leo.

                    Holding the belt hostage doe!
                    not sure how leo is my boy now.. Oh because hes "american" to you Jacobs has only defended the belt once.. As has frampton so he gets a little break, but hes still scared to death of rigo, everyone knows leo sucks. Youre excited for that fight some reason

                    and just like you dont care about quigg i dont care about jacobs, still the fact remains hes a brit terrified of the real champ

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                      #80
                      If they each fight 3 times a year I expect the middle bout (this one) to be soft. I will reserve judgement until the matchups after this one.

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