Comments Thread For: Shawn Porter Stops Andre Berto in Nine To Earn Thurman Shot

[LoadedWraps]

This should be a great fight. I expect Charlo to win, but I don't think he's going to walk through Hatley.

Just give me a good scrap - I'm going to have to start swapping with the Warriors game soon.

[BigZ44]

Charles "The Future" Hatley

[Sun_Tzu]

Theres a Sumo wrestler sitting right by the ring.

[mrpain81]

I really wonder about Colombia. They never produce a fighter worth a damn but they always get to like 25-0 or something before fighting somebody even decent and then get squashed.

Exactly.

It has to be the trainers,club circuit in those countries.

Big fishes in small ponds, when they hit the world stage they get exposed.

I have nothing against those countries, just something I've noticed watching boxing over 20+ years.

[LoadedWraps]

Hatley 10
Charlo 9

[boxmaniac123]

Somebody will get KO'd

[mathed]

Charlo took the first, nothing too impressive but he did more than Hatley did.

[boxmaniac123]

Hatley does not respect Charlo's power

[blacraven]

I got 1 Trillion Dollars (or whatever you wanna bet) that Berto wins.
PM me before the fight starts and consider it done.
Taking multiple bets.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Exactly.

It has to be the trainers,club circuit in those countries.

Big fishes in small ponds, when they hit the world stage they look they get exposed.

I have nothing against those countries, just something I've noticed watching boxing over 20+ years.

I remember Eddie Hopson winning his first vacant title at 130 against a Colombian named Pedroza. Guy came in at like 27-0 and Hopson made easy work of him in like seven rounds and we all know Hopson was not very good. How did that guy who did nothing else either, get to 27-0? That's not the only example. I remember that happening often in the 90s. So I agree.