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Khan will say anything just to get another fat Saudi check.
The boy is torture to read because I can always hear his ****** voice in my head.Comment
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I just remember watching the World Boxing Super Series fights there and remembering how quiet the crowd seemed to be. It was like they were watching a seminar. Must be an awesome atmosphere for the fighters...
Don't recall too many women in the stands either. I wonder if Matchroom/DAZN will have to swap out their female broadcast members for dudes...Comment
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In their first match up held in NewYork, Ruiz Junior actually had passionate fans supporting him 'I don't think many american fans will travel to this next fight, and I also think less British fans will travel'. But the venue will still be sold out pretty quickly, and most of the attendance will be pro Anthony Joshua.
As the poster up above has pointed out, there is a possibility that the atmosphere is going to be noticeable subdued.
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Yes I can. Without jumping too deep down the rabbit hole I would point towards limited civil liberties, gender inequality, limited legal due process as well overall incredibly substandard treatment of the migrant workforce.
If you want my resources to the above mentioned, more in-depth explanation or wish to debate my statement, hit me up on a message and I'd be more than willing to discuss further.Last edited by PBR Streetgang; 08-11-2019, 12:14 PM.Comment
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Its not about Saudi Arabia, this is about PBC fighters trying to get out of fights. Weve seen all this awkward feminine behavior from a number of PBC fighters. No doubt after Al Haymon has spoken to them. Its as if they are trying to ruin Boxing but dont panic boys and girls the PBC can try but they wont ruin Boxing.Comment
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