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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Alexander: I Thought I Edged Andre Berto, But It Was Close

    Andre Berto (32-5, 24 KOs) won a back-and-forth fight by split decision Saturday night against fellow former champion Devon Alexander (27-4-1, 14 KOs) in the main event of Premier Boxing Champions on FOX & FOX Deportes from NYCB LIVE, home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
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  • Hatesrats
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    #2
    I felt Alexander had done enough earlier in the fight aswell...
    Its Nobody's fault but Devon's tho for allowing his opponent to come on late while dropping his own output.

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    • Southpawology
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      #3
      better luck next time devon

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      • TheFrog
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        #4
        I scored it for Alexander by 1 point. That knockdown was completely bogus imo though so I would have scored it a draw if it was officiated correctly.

        I don't see either guy going on to do anything much so this doesn't affect all that much in the big picture.

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        • IRONCHINHAGLER
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          #5
          dull in-house pbc hugfest btwn 2 faded b-level fighters....no significance at all. likewise with Quillen-Jlove

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          • jvsnypes
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            It was an entertaining fight. I thought the right fighter won, but could have went the other way. Devon never lived up to the early hype in his career. He’ a fighter with great ability but not a great boxing IQ, and never has a plan B.

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            • MasterPlan
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              #7
              Spence-Berto
              Or Garcia-Porter winner.

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              • MrClutch85
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                #8
                Berto only won 3-4 rounds Devon Alexander won the fight 116-111

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                • markther
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                  #9
                  They might as well fight each other again because NO top welterweight will fight them. It’s a business too and it’s no money in fighting either of them. Berto or Alexander in with a top welterweight, isn’t a compelling fight either. And neither of them can beat the top welterweights in the division right now.

                  Maybe they can be a tune up fight for a welterweight shaking off the rust off like Thurman or a top ten contender trying to move a spot up the food chain. Name (1) top ten in this group they can beat. Maybe Ugas but he is a good Cuban fighter on the come up with (7) straight wins.

                  Current ESPN Rankings by Dan Rafael:
                  1. Thurman
                  2. Spence
                  3. Crawford
                  4. Manny
                  5. Garcia
                  6. Porter
                  7. Ugas
                  8. Vargas
                  9. Kavaliauskas
                  10. Horn

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                  • Rbjr77
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                    It was a good scrap. Alexander looked good til rd 6. Problem is he wasn't given credit for that time. Instead the judges decided to use the last 6 rds to determine the entire 12. Typical BS. They forgot why they get paid. Devon won by 2pts

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