Comments Thread For: Donnie Nietes To Headline StubHub Card on October 17

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World Boxing Organization light flyweight champion Donnie “Ahas” Nietes has been added to the inaugural venture of ALA Promotions at the StubHub Center in Carson City, California as the headiner in a blockbuster card that will also feature the promising Pagara brothers, Prince Albert and elder brother Jason and the exciting Mark “Magniifico” Magsayo on October 17.

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[LowBlowKO]

Weren't ALA heading to the US last year as well? This gonna be like Bob Arum's never happening Singapore show?

[Corelone]

Good, fresh blood. I want to the PI turn this into a three way rivalry. PR PI MEX. Carson is a great place for PI fighters now. Estrada fighting used up Tyson Marquez in Mexico, McWilliam gonna KO a nobody in Puerto Rico. I hope these PI guys live up to Ronnie's build up and shame these guys out of thier shell.

[lagako10]

another flop from ala again where is genesis servania?

[Aztekkas]

Good, fresh blood. I want to the PI turn this into a three way rivalry. PR PI MEX. Carson is a great place for PI fighters now. Estrada fighting used up Tyson Marquez in Mexico, McWilliam gonna KO a nobody in Puerto Rico. I hope these PI guys live up to Ronnie's build up and shame these guys out of thier shell.

It won't happen, ALA and Pinoy Pride cards are notorious for lousy fights. If anything it would be an opponent of the same level as a Marquez lol, especially since Nietes just fought one of the better names out there in the lower weights in his last fight. Oh, and Albert has yet to step up in competition.

[glenn mcrory]

It won't happen, ALA and Pinoy Pride cards are notorious for lousy fights. If anything it would be an opponent of the same level as a Marquez lol, especially since Nietes just fought one of the better names out there in the lower weights in his last fight. Oh, and Albert has yet to step up in competition.

"Pinoy Pride. They take on these mezcan lose... I mean tough warriors. Carefully selected out of the nearest tianguis. They are sure to prop u... I mean give a super tough test to these world-caliber future filipino champions."

[Aztekkas]

"Pinoy Pride. They take on these mezcan lose... I mean tough warriors. Carefully selected out of the nearest tianguis. They are sure to prop u... I mean give a super tough test to these world-caliber future filipino champions."

Ronnie Nathanielz would lose his gig if they banned "Mexican warrior" from his word pool . I watched every Pinoy Pride that came up while living in the PI and good God the commentating and match ups were atrocious, for the most part...

[glenn mcrory]

Ronnie Nathanielz would lose his gig if they banned "Mexican warrior" from his word pool . I watched every Pinoy Pride that came up while living in the PI and good God the commentating and match ups were atrocious, for the most part...

It's really funny watching them try to sell every elotero as some mighty mexican warrior who's being hand-picked to take over their country. The shows themselves almost take a near comical atmosphere watching professional divers almost throw themselves to the floor in laughable round 1-4 blowouts. :ROFLMAO:

Sometimes you get the occasional struggle (actually happens more than you would think... :eyeroll: ), but these shows serve their purpose, I guess.

[Aztekkas]

It's really funny watching them try to sell every elotero as some mighty mexican warrior who's being hand-picked to take over their country. The shows themselves almost take a near comical atmosphere watching professional divers almost throw themselves to the floor in laughable round 1-4 blowouts. :ROFLMAO:

Sometimes you get the occasional struggle (actually happens more than you would think... :eyeroll: ), but these shows serve their purpose, I guess.

Remember when Villanueva was gifted his win over the journeyman Aguilar last year? That was hilarious.

Or when Servania struggled and looked atrocious against the "slick Mexican warrior" in Juan Luis Hernandez? Those were some hilarious situations when easy mismatches take a turn for the worst.

[glenn mcrory]

Remember when Villanueva was gifted his win over the journeyman Aguilar last year? That was hilarious.

Or when Servania struggled and looked atrocious against the "slick Mexican warrior" in Juan Luis Hernandez? Those were some hilarious situations when easy mismatches take a turn for the worst.

It's brings up the issue of fighting exaggeratedly poor bums for long periods of time.
What do these guys do exactly for their record? They're always supposed to be quick KOs then this happens.
When was the last time they gave one of these journeymen their rightful win on one of these shows?
The Boom-Boom Bautista vs Ramirez fight?
I remember that one. They were very sad about it.

It's sad to think Villanueva struggled so much against Aguilar, but performed a million times better against Arroyo.
Better luck next time, ricans. :ROFLMAO: