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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Mikey Garcia Makes Surprising Pick for His Toughest Opponent

    NEW YORK Mikey Garcia has fought former world champions in seven of his past eight fights. Juan Manuel Lopez and Orlando Salido are among the opponents the unbeaten Garcia has defeated during that stretch. According to Garcia, though, none of those fighters gave him the most difficult fight of his career.
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    • Carlisle
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      I don't see anyone dominating Broner at 140. Broner being an underdog might be the best motivation for Broner.

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        • Bronx2245
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          Which fight was more evenly matched? Joshua vs. Klitshco? Thurman vs. Garcia? GGG vs. Jacobs? Ward vs. Kovalev? Spence vs. Brook? Garcia vs. Broner? GGG vs. Canelo?

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            • Eff Pandas
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              Boxers almost always got wonky takes on their toughest opponent. Not really surprising he sees some 11-6-1 guy as his toughest opponent.

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                • Gentblue
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                  Originally posted by Eff Pandas
                  Boxers almost always got wonky takes on their toughest opponent. Not really surprising he sees some 11-6-1 guy as his toughest opponent.
                  Floyds was Burton( now Augustus) who was 22-16-4.

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                    • mmakilla
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                      Originally posted by Eff Pandas
                      Boxers almost always got wonky takes on their toughest opponent. Not really surprising he sees some 11-6-1 guy as his toughest opponent.
                      floyd always mentions augustus lol that son of a gun had a huge heart for sure....

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                        • Mammoth
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                          Originally posted by Carlisle
                          I don't see anyone dominating Broner at 140. Broner being an underdog might be the best motivation for Broner.
                          Crawford probably embarasses Broner

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                            • Mexican_Puppet
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                              Is pretty normal, mexicans journeymen are toughs as f.u.ck.

                              That's the reason why guys like Berchelt if they have good % of K.O is because they have really a very good and legit power.

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                                • Mexican_Puppet
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                                  Originally posted by Mammoth
                                  Crawford probably embarasses Broner
                                  Indongo too.

                                  People with good reach and skills can clearly outboxed this bum Broner.

                                  The danger here is that Garcia is not a tall 140 pounds.

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                                    • MDPopescu
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                                      Originally posted by Mexican_Puppet
                                      Indongo too.

                                      People with good reach and skills can clearly outboxed this bum Broner.

                                      The danger here is that Garcia is not a tall 140 pounds.
                                      ... Garcia isn't even 140...

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