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    By Lyle Fitzsimmons - Well, whaddya know? Maybe you can teach an old dog new tricks after all. And while Lamont Peterson might not savor being linked with an aging canine, he's quick to concede the physiological know-how he's acquired as a 30-something has been a huge boon. The Washington, D.C. native will turn 34 on January 24, just four days after he's scheduled to challenge the newest kid on the welterweight block -- IBF champ Errol Spence Jr. -- at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York...
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  • #2
    Whatever ends up happening, Peterson isn't coming to pad Spence's record. I think the veteran Lamont could give Spence problems. That being said, Lamont has only one advantage that I can think of. He has NOTHING to lose and Spence has EVERYTHING to lose.

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    • #3
      nah I think spence is too big for not just Lamont but the weight class..i see a late stoppage for spence

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      • #4
        Does he know he's fighting Spence?
        You will be out of there within 7!

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        • #5
          “wrong”....

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          • #6
            The guy who wrote this article needs to work on his intro lines, smh...

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            • #7
              LP has next to no chance

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              • #8
                Destroyed by Matthysse. But Spence won't destroy you? unlikely.

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                • #9
                  Peterson's odds currently around 8.50... almost willing to throw a few ones on him.

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                  • #10
                    Nah Lamont gets stopped. Unless he is willing to bulk up and try to out muscle Spence. People tend to forget Peterson is a big guy also, 5'9. But his best days are behind him, he would have made Spence a run for his money though if the Peterson that fought Garcia would somehow come in.

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