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Fighters who ducked fighters but tried to make it look like the other way around
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostPrecisely. I find it odd that Floyd fans cannot see the logic here. One guy has a history of fighting dangerous opponents who are bigger than him and giving them multiple rematches after going life and death with them...the other guy has a history of playing it safe and seeking every possible advantage over his opponent before agreeing to a fight. Open and shut case right there...as simple as a domestic violence charge and subsequent jail sentence. Ha!
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Originally posted by Robbie Barrett View PostWhat?
He didn't do testing for Hatton. He only did testing after he got KTFO.
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostWhy can't we just agree that neither Ward nor GGG wanted to give up a weight advantage to fight the other? Each of them contradicted themselves. It's a wash.
Holding them to that for every fight is silly. GGG shouldn't be expected to go down to 154 reasonably, and Ward shouldn't be expected to go down to 160 reasonably.
Offering up a catchweight in general is a weak move - you are either flexing the A-side for an advantage or you are requesting a weight you know is too low for the other fighter to accept.
Around the time period GGG made the 164lb offer Ward had just weighed in for Paul Smith at just under 172 and GGG had not yet even fought Lemieux. He was not just requesting an advantage as the A-side, he was asking for Ward to come down a lot of weight to avoid the fight.
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Once Hopkins beat Trinidad he became the biggest diva in Boxing.
He had no intention of fighting Toney, Calzaghe and Jones. I remember after he beat Hakkar I think it was he called out Mayorga, Mosley, De La Hoya basically just welterweights.
He got lucky when Oscar thought he was old enough to try at a catch-weight.
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Originally posted by Thraxox View PostOn December 28, 2009, video from an episode of HBO's Pacquiao-Hatton: 24/7 surfaced on the internet showing Pacquiao giving blood in the weeks leading up to his May 2, 2009, bout with Ricky Hatton. Documents confirmed that the video was recorded on April 8, 2009, 24 days prior to the fight and past the 30-day cut-off date that Pacquiao had demanded for a Mayweather fight.
Also proved he was full of **** asking for a 30 day cut off but he gave blood for the Hatton fight within 30 days. What he just forgot that did he?
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Originally posted by chrisJS View PostOnce Hopkins beat Trinidad he became the biggest diva in Boxing.
He had no intention of fighting Toney, Calzaghe and Jones. I remember after he beat Hakkar I think it was he called out Mayorga, Mosley, De La Hoya basically just welterweights.
He got lucky when Oscar thought he was old enough to try at a catch-weight.
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Originally posted by GhostofDempsey View PostWell that was enlightening. Good to see you can lose an argument without even putting up a fight. You should have never bothered to reply to me in the first place if that's your reaction. You launch a personal attack yet I'm the *******? You're obviously someone's alt. Not even a very good one at that. Thanks for playing.
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