Official: PBC on CBS Dirrell-Rubio Pre/Post fight thread

[kiaba360]

He had enough energy to do a back-flip, but not to knock Rubio out.

[SalimShady1212]

Rubio-Direll was terrible, good win for Jamie McDonnell. Beat an unbeaten Kameda away from home and then did it again. Very underrated and under-appreciated.

[MasterPlan]

He had enough energy to do a back-flip, but not to knock Rubio out.

Lol haha. Homie was waiting all fight to do that.

[downklown]

You did a Backflip after beating Rubio?

LOL
This was a joke of a fight. Seems like a lot of these main event "mismatches" on PBC end up being lackluster wins for the favorite (Khan,Thurman,etc...).
As far a Dirrell's future goes, just like Broner, he really needs to have a MUCH higher punch output if he wants to grow as a fighter.

[Hougigo]

Daiki lost on the UC too... one more Kameda brother to go

[MasterPlan]

Daiki lost on the UC too... one more Kameda brother to go

Who did he fight?

[Suavecito80]

How does the "Human Stain" always have fights televised? Dude has almost sixty wins with most of them being drunks, bus and cab drivers from Mexico. The first fight was good the Dirrel-Rubio fight was ass.

[The Hammer]

Mcdonnell boxed is ears off behind his jab and used his reach well. Bunch of biased Mexicans on here need their eyes testing.

The CBS commentators were disgracefully biased against McDonnell and misled the viewers.

But thankfully, the judges got it right.

[Hougigo]

Who did he fight?

Victor Ruiz
http://boxrec.com/boxer/579078

I think it was untelevised UC... would like to see this though

[Pigeons]

A lot of Americans seem to land two, three clean shots a round and are satisfied to coast for the rest of the round with the belief that they won it. Makes for a boring fight and exposes the lack of a killer instinct.

The coward Golovkin got this guy out in 2. He took 4 months off and came in as a fat super middleweight. Dirrell should be ashamed to have gone 10 with him. "The Dog" ****.