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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Pacquiao vs. Crawford is Likely To Take Place at 140, Says Arum

    WBC/WBO junior welterweight champion Terence Crawford (29-0, 20KOs) has no intention of moving up to welterweight in the near future, according to Top Rank's CEO Bob Arum.

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    • boxingitis
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      lame, this is not going to make people buy pacs vs vargas.

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        • OctoberRed
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          #3
          Originally posted by boxingitis
          lame, this is not going to make people buy pacs vs vargas.
          Won't make me buy.

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            • Nomadic
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              #4
              Originally posted by boxingitis
              lame, this is not going to make people buy pacs vs vargas.
              You got that right.

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                • zalcups@yahoo.c
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                  Pacquiao should not agree at 140 lbs. it is advantage for Crawford.
                  Arum wants Crawford to win because it is young and lot of money to generate.

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                    • JASON SHAW
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                      #6
                      Originally posted by zalcups@yahoo.c
                      pacquiao should not agree at 140 lbs. It is advantage for crawford.
                      Arum wants crawford to win because it is young and lot of money to generate.
                      but cuckroach said manny is a 140 fighter who can still make 135 hahahaha... You pac"turds" cant even keep up with the lies......

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                        • Edward90
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                          Not that I really care what weight they fight at if this fight happens, but I still don't understand why Crawford wants to stay at 140. He could definitely move up and have nore meaningful fights at 147....

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                            • hitking
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                              Its very obvious that Arum wants to cash Manny out, and use him as a stepping stone to launch TC. Hope Manny doesn't go for this. He's the A-side. He should tell TC 147 or no fight.

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                                  Originally posted by Edward90
                                  Not that I really care what weight they fight at if this fight happens, but I still don't understand why Crawford wants to stay at 140. He could definitely move up and have nore meaningful fights at 147....
                                  Crawford is still young. A unification against Burns will be a big fight. He's moved up several times & he'll move up again. What's the rush? It's not like he's 34 years old fighting in the same division he's been fighting in since he turned pro and his resume is trash

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                                    • Dean_Razorback
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                                      they should make it at 147, crawford is a big dude, plus he would have the chance to become a 3rd division world champion if being victorious and a clear top p4p fighter

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