Comments Thread For: Hopkins Warns Not To Overlook Berto in Mayweather Bout

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  • imperial1
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    #11
    No amount of hype can make this fight impressive ! This guys lost to Soto Karass and was man handled by Gurrero .I really wish people would,stop giving Hopkins a mic

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    • HarvardBlue
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      #12
      Originally posted by _Gatti_
      This .
      I'm sure you've been overlooking all Mayweather's fights since June 2005 Thunder.
      Last edited by HarvardBlue; 08-25-2015, 08:05 AM.

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      • texasboi15
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        #13
        Originally posted by LarryXXX
        This is very true
        I've been advocating this for weeks.

        Every athlete knows after a very big win there is a letdown mentally. Floyd is coming off the biggest win of his life. Like Hop say he is his own worst enemy in this one.

        Fck around and Berto might land that right Shane landed!

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        • damian War
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          #14
          all i know is this.. Berto will be way more competitive than Pac-Roid.. the guy that came in advertised as the "buzz saw" with the crazy angles and instead chose to box like an idiot. .Berto will bring the fireworks. .no need to "sell" it, this is the best fighter of our generation performing for maybe one last time, that's enough for me to tune in. Haters will hate but thats just what haters do.

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          • Alx.
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            #15
            Originally posted by LarryXXX
            This is very true
            Are you defending this fight, Larry?

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            • Scipio2009
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              #16
              9/12, thanks to Mayweather and partners

              -PBC on NBC, to open up the afternoon

              -Ishe Smith vs Vanes Matirosian (Showtime), pre Mayweather-Berto PPV.

              -Gonzalez vs Oquendo (Mexico-Puerto Rico)
              -Martinez vs Salido II (Mexico-Puert Rico, in addition to possible-FOTY rematch)
              -Badou Jack vs George Groves (168 title fight, 50/50 bout)

              -Mayweather vs Berto

              For the price of $75, fight fans watching the fight in the US will have the opportunity to catch a full day of fights, all in HD, and see Floyd's final bout, if they prefer to be anti-social.

              I'm not buying the PPV, but I'm catching the afternoon fight card at my house, before heading over to a fight party to catch the five bouts to close out the night (24-pack of Heineken and a couple pizzas, as my contribution to the party, will likely set me back $30-$40).

              Expect Floyd to win, in a far better fight since folks here expect (I don't think Berto turtles up to simply make it to the distance, making this fight more Mayweather-Cotto or Mayweather-Maidana than Mayweather-Guerrero), but people here trashing the fight will be tuning in anyway.

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              • uniquehump
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                #17
                Originally posted by texasboi15
                I've been advocating this for weeks.

                Every athlete knows after a very big win there is a letdown mentally. Floyd is coming off the biggest win of his life. Like Hop say he is his own worst enemy in this one.

                Fck around and Berto might land that right Shane landed!

                I've been advocating this for weeks as well and even went as high as saying that I'm going to bet $1,000 on Berto to win. I've gone down to $250 since, but that may be because I haven't heard much from either fighter and don't know how training is going or anything. If I knew or heard about both fighters training camp so far, I would be confident in making a riskier bet. I assumed that once the fight was announced, they would have a press conference and then we would hear about each fighters training, sparring sessions, diets, personal life/issues, etc., but we really haven't heard anything, so $250 bet it is.

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                • -Kev-
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                  #18
                  Like I said before, with the Lemeiux vs GGG fight, Lemeiux and Berto are not Buster Douglas who had physical advantages over Tyson, and Mayweather is not the mentally troubled 24 year old Tyson. Fans, media and fighters alike need to stop using Tyson-Douglas for every single underdog.

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                  • DeanR415
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                    #19
                    Would you watch two boxing oddsmakers if they put on gloves and tried to fight? Of course you wouldn't that would be boring/pathetic. So why would you listen to a fighter who's trying to be an oddsmaker?

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                    • texasboi15
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by uniquehump
                      I've been advocating this for weeks as well and even went as high as saying that I'm going to bet $1,000 on Berto to win. I've gone down to $250 since, but that may be because I haven't heard much from either fighter and don't know how training is going or anything. If I knew or heard about both fighters training camp so far, I would be confident in making a riskier bet. I assumed that once the fight was announced, they would have a press conference and then we would hear about each fighters training, sparring sessions, diets, personal life/issues, etc., but we really haven't heard anything, so $250 bet it is.
                      Dude DO NOT bet $250 on Berto!

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