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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Walters on No KO: Mayweather Always Goes Twelve

    New York - Nicholas Walters (26-0, 21 KO's) lost his title on the scales last Friday but got the decision victory over previously undefeated Miguel Marriaga on Saturday night. Walters has made a lot of noise knocking out names like Vic Darchinyan and Nonito Donaire. Many fans in attendance at The Theater in Madison Square Garden and those watching on television were expected the same type of performance.

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  • Psylence83
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    #2
    He probably should of just left it at the part where he said marriaga was tough!!!

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    • arraamis
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      #3
      Originally posted by Psylence83
      He probably should of just left it at the part where he said marriaga was tough!!!
      Co-sign!!!

      Floyd has never outweighed his opponent by almost twenty pounds

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      • boxing956
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        #4
        even walters acknowledges, that mayweather is a total pusy cat

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        • SeekDaGreat
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          #5
          Not when Mayweather was your age, boss.

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          • SkillspayBills
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            #6
            Floyd at 130 would make Walters his complete and utter *****.

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            • FrenchDeLaHoya
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              #7
              yeah dckhead, thats the problem. lol

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              • twosweethooks
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                #8
                Hahahaha " Mayweather runs around the ring while I try to end fights"

                Where are all the defenders of da main Chicken ?

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                • RetroSpeed05
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                  #9
                  First talks about Rigo being a runner and now Floyd. Floyd had ko's at 130 and Rigo fought a Nonito that outweighed him by 20 pounds.

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                  • Bronx2245
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                    #10
                    I like Walters, but he needs to realize that you're not on the same level as Floyd yet, so he shouldn't put his name and Floyd's name in the same sentence! Walters had a good performance, but he lost his belt, and a possible bout with Loma. That's not swag! Does anyone know why he had an 8 month layoff?

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