Comments Thread For: Chris Algieri Pumped To Be Back on Jacobs-Quillin

[BoxerDood]

I really like the combo of Algieri and John David Jackson. Look forward to seeing how he develops under him.

[paulf]

Looking forward to this, but whats up on that Provodnikov rematch, though?

[wlliam]

Chrissie is a college educated good clean cut well spoked young man who was raised well with manners and is respectful to others and a gentleman. What is not to like about Algieri? Boxing needs more Chrissie Algieri and less of the other disrespectful tattooed uneducated morons that get most of the press. They call Boxing the sport of Kings but mostly Boxing is the sport of low lifes and ex con and druggies and gang members and the uneducated low bred morons. Algieri is a breath of fresh air needed in a spot polluted with trash. Go Algieri.

Dude if ur looking for more a white collared gentlemans sports, try tennis or golf. And if you havent noticed, Poverty stricken places are what has ALWAYS produced the sports greatest fighters. Im sure u knew this(as does 90-% of boxing fans) you just wanted the oppurtunity to take a jab at a crrtain demographic right?

[fredhopple]

Dude if ur looking for more a white collared gentlemans sports, try tennis or golf. And if you havent noticed, Poverty stricken places are what has ALWAYS produced the sports greatest fighters. Im sure u knew this(as does 90-% of boxing fans) you just wanted the oppurtunity to take a jab at a crrtain demographic right?

Seem Wlad and Huck and the Pole who beat Huck and Kovalev and Betterbiev and Golovkin and Postol and Provo and Lomo all champions or close seem to being very well and are all classy well spoken and well behaved decent men. Boxing is the 9th ranked sport in the USA for a reason. Boxing needs a better kind of person representing boxing as mentioned above.
Clean cut articulate respectful young men like the above mentioned can save boxing. The rest aren't worth it. same as in society. look around. Listen and learn boy I can help you.

[Box-Office]

The boxing world awaits the return of the collegian warrior.