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  • #11
    Originally posted by turnedup View Post
    Damn shame..he’s been showing signs of being punch drunk already for a hot minute. Hell even his body language shows it.
    He doesn't seem punch drunk he actually had decent defense was never the fighter to get completely demolished except in his last showing you are probably confusing him being high on percocets he was addicted to opioids for a good while and I feel thats why his career turned out the way it did.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by MeanestNiceGuy View Post
      Yo....I was just watching Donaire vs Montiel from Feb. 2011 and I was reminded of how horribly Alexander/Bradley started the year just a few weeks prior to the Donaire fight.

      That fight was hyped up and I swear their handlers ruined that whole situation....that fight could've been bigger and definitely could've taken place in another state or venue.


      Devon's a hard-nose fighter and he's fought damn near everybody, and his last great performance was against Maidana in 2012.

      As you mentioned, he hasn't been the same since the Bradley fight and truthfully...the writing was on the wall in the Kotelnik fight...it's almost as though Devon hit a wall.

      It's crazy how he and Bradley's careers worked out, Bradley being the victor of both their fight and the better career between them.

      I believe the fight was in detroit I think and it was marketed as the super fight of the century lol. Devon quit in like the 5th round with the infamous "owwwww it burnssssss" . The winner was supposed to fight the winner of maidana/khan but it never happend

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      • #13
        He sounds like a dog barking with those noises he makes when he throws punches.

        I remember when Emmanuel Steward was doing commentary and was really annoyed by it, saying it was unprofessional 😅

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        • #14
          Originally posted by ShaneMosleySr View Post
          Why is he coming back?
          Haymon needs someone to send to Showtime

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          • #15
            Alexander was really good but appears for all the world to be a shot fighter passed his prime. He would not be the first boxer to have burned out before his 30th birthday.

            I don't see anything good coming from a comeback

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            • #16
              Oh no, this is not good, not good at all

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              • #17
                [QUOTE=MeanestNiceGuy;20382896]Devon's a hard-nose fighter and he's fought damn near everybody, and his last great performance was against Maidana in 2012. /QUOTE]

                What's crazy is that I completely forgot that Devon beat Maidana and Mathysse in back to back fights! I vaguely remember him outpointing El Chino but I have no recollection of his win over La Machina. He's definitely fought some huge names and has wins over some of them as well. Not always an exciting fighter but can't question his willingness to take on tough competition.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Spray_resistant View Post
                  He sounds like a dog barking with those noises he makes when he throws punches.

                  I remember when Emmanuel Steward was doing commentary and was really annoyed by it, saying it was unprofessional 😅
                  Broner and Berto make those same grunting noises too. It actually works against them because a good counter-puncher can anticipate when they’ll throw a punch by making those noises as they punch.

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                  • #19
                    Lol maybe Redkach’s performance against Garcia may have inspired him to come back. If Redkach was able to hang on against an ‘elite’ fighter maybe Devon thinks he can too

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                    • #20
                      Losing the way he did to Khan must have hurt. Difficult to bounce back into the hearts and minds of boxing fans after such a shutout. He says he doesn't want his career to end like this, well when you're on the slide it's a one way street.

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