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Originally posted by Lion81 View PostYea one freaking fight.
Did you forget he has the most stacked resume of any boxer right now?
He has one stay busy fight and people start talking all this shiiit.
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Originally posted by Shadoww702 View PostMan they're still complaining that 1.5 years turned GGG old??? Yet he poofed turned back into his prime against Vanes again lol.
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Originally posted by SchoolTheseCats View PostCanelo vs Pepe Lemule at 168 in May the groundwork is already being set for it with lemiux team stating he moving up next fightOriginally posted by factsarenice View PostThat puts David Lemieux back on menu. There seems to be a predictable pattern. That said, if the middle's are in there prime we should expect Canelo to pick either a weak super middle, Lemieux or a slow plodder with a name coming up. Got it....Munguia.Originally posted by Drew Bundini Br View PostIn other words, No CHARLO,ANDRADE or JACOBS for CANELO. Also, he will let GG grow a year or two older b4 a rematch.Originally posted by Bobby Shaw View PostIf Canelo fights Smith then I will eat a full raw onion. He ain't fighting anybody with a pulse, watch out for the bum of the month club. Why not fight Charlo at 160 or Jacobs? Because those 2 haven't shown signs of wear and tear.
Both Eric Gomez (@makeawar ) and Sir Eddie Hearn (@EddieHearn ) say that they aren't far along, at all, in terms of any Canelo-Jacobs negotiations, as of this moment. Hearn, also notes that Jacobs is still with Matchroom Sports but a 'television free agent'... #boxing
— Steve Kim (@StevESPNKim) December 18, 2018
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Originally posted by icha View Posthate to break it to all you, but looks like canelo-jacobs is next..
Both Eric Gomez (@makeawar ) and Sir Eddie Hearn (@EddieHearn ) say that they aren't far along, at all, in terms of any Canelo-Jacobs negotiations, as of this moment. Hearn, also notes that Jacobs is still with Matchroom Sports but a 'television free agent'... #boxing
— Steve Kim (@StevESPNKim) December 18, 2018
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Originally posted by Snowballer View PostHe also has the best resume in the sport and just fought Golovkin back to back.
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Originally posted by icha View Posthate to break it to all you, but looks like canelo-jacobs is next..
Both Eric Gomez (@makeawar ) and Sir Eddie Hearn (@EddieHearn ) say that they aren't far along, at all, in terms of any Canelo-Jacobs negotiations, as of this moment. Hearn, also notes that Jacobs is still with Matchroom Sports but a 'television free agent'... #boxing
— Steve Kim (@StevESPNKim) December 18, 2018
I will give him all the props.
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