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  • NearHypnos
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    #11
    “Risk”? Who would honestly favor Broner. It’s a borderline sacrifice of Broner wth lol. This isn’t the Broner of years past. Maybe if he were to come back and look good this becomes a nice fight, but right now this fight has the look of a current top level fighter picking on a dude who’s trying his best to not just become a gatekeeper with a name

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    • MeanestNiceGuy
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      #12
      Broner gives Prograis a 'Theophane' beating and sends him on his way. Easily. We usually see the best Broner against B-level guys and Prograis is just that.

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      • Unidentified
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        #13
        There's truth in his statement. Broner has bills to pay, so he's not going to take a risky fight for a little while.

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        • eakunne@luc.edu
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          #14
          It’s why you don’t preemptively match the best guys in the division before the top 5 is cleared out...regis should’ve smoked Ramirez before fighting Taylor bc people now try and push that Ramirez is no 2...regis and Taylor were equally skilled I had that fight a draw, but regis had only beaten one noteworthy guy before that fight, while Taylor already had Ivan and postol on resume...regis and Taylor are much better than Ramirez imo and hooker is a B level fighter that’s trying to pushed as some huge win for Ramirez since it was a unification

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          • RightJabLikeZab
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            #15
            Originally posted by eakunne@luc.edu
            It’s why you don’t preemptively match the best guys in the division before the top 5 is cleared out...regis should’ve smoked Ramirez before fighting Taylor bc people now try and push that Ramirez is no 2...regis and Taylor were equally skilled I had that fight a draw, but regis had only beaten one noteworthy guy before that fight, while Taylor already had Ivan and postol on resume...regis and Taylor are much better than Ramirez imo and hooker is a B level fighter that’s trying to pushed as some huge win for Ramirez since it was a unification
            True, but no fault of Prograis. Arum didn't really want that fight with Ramirez yet so he went over to WBSS.

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            • PBR Streetgang
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              #16
              I always like Prograis' insight. He's a very confident guy but also has an honest and grounded take on things. He's right, Broner needs to get to those big paydays so he will try build himself back up and into contention with some opportunistic matchmaking.

              Fighting Prograis doesn't generate the revenue for the risk involved. Sure, Regis has some.flaws to his games but he comes in to bring punishment and is will to take shots to land his own. He gave Taylor almost as good as he got and he's beaten the fight out of alot of good opposition (Releikh Flanagan, etc).

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              • C.Y.
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                #17
                Regis just had a tune up against a scrub his last outing.

                Broner can take a tune up and truth be told, he doesn't need Regis. Let's not act like Broner doesn't have a solid resume regarding opposition faced.

                Regis doesn't hold a belt and if he would have handled business against Taylor, he would have greater leverage.

                And it can be argued he beat Taylor, but he compromised his position fighting on the opponent's home turf and not placing forth a dominant performance (i know easier said than done). The fight may come together, but maybe not at the time when Regis wants it

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                • Bronx2245
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                  #18
                  Just like you don't wanna fight Subriel Matias:

                  Matias To Prograis: If It's Fear You Feel, I Don't Blame You; I Scare Myself

                  “The sport that you and I chose is one of courage and bravery! Showtime already offered you the fight,” Matias stated on social media. “[I]f it's fear that you feel, I don't blame you; I scare myself...”

                  “I'm going to write it to you in your language so that you understand,” mocked Matias. “[Take] the fight, Prograis, I'm waiting [for] the contract.”

                  Subriel Matias has his next stated target in mind. The ferocious punching junior welterweight contender returned to the win column earlier this fall, one week prior to former 140-pound titlist Regis Prograis doing the same—and both doing so versus unbeaten opposition. Matias scored a 6th round stoppage of Malik Hawkins on October 24, live on Showtime while Prograis enjoyed a home state showcase in a 3rd round knockout of Juan Heraldez on a Showtime Pay-Per-View undercard appearance in San Antonio, Texas


                  Prograis: Matias is a C-Level Fighter; I Will Eat Him Up And Sh-t Him Out!

                  “Who the f--k is this calling me out?” Prograis asked, rhetorically upon learning of Matias’ claims. “This is a C- fighter and I will eat him up and SH-T him out.

                  “You better finish kindergarten before you join the big boys. I know I shouldn’t be replying to this but if you know me you know I can’t backdown from a fight.”

                  The message sent by Subriel Matias has been received loud and clear. Prior to Monday afternoon, Regis Prograis didn’t have any real knowledge of a brewing showdown with the Puerto Rican knockout artist. Such a matchup was brought to his attention through social media, where his junior welterweight divisional rival saw fit to launch his campaign.


                  Barrios or Matias! Choose One! Stop talking about Broner!

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                  • Boxingfanatic75
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by MeanestNiceGuy
                    Broner gives Prograis a 'Theophane' beating and sends him on his way. Easily. We usually see the best Broner against B-level guys and Prograis is just that.
                    So if Broner hasn’t been able to win against an A-level opponent in almost 8 years what does this make him?

                    Asking for a friend.

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                    • Boxingfanatic75
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Bronx2245
                      Just like you don't wanna fight Subriel Matias:

                      Matias To Prograis: If It's Fear You Feel, I Don't Blame You; I Scare Myself

                      “The sport that you and I chose is one of courage and bravery! Showtime already offered you the fight,” Matias stated on social media. “[I]f it's fear that you feel, I don't blame you; I scare myself...”

                      “I'm going to write it to you in your language so that you understand,” mocked Matias. “[Take] the fight, Prograis, I'm waiting [for] the contract.”

                      Subriel Matias has his next stated target in mind. The ferocious punching junior welterweight contender returned to the win column earlier this fall, one week prior to former 140-pound titlist Regis Prograis doing the same—and both doing so versus unbeaten opposition. Matias scored a 6th round stoppage of Malik Hawkins on October 24, live on Showtime while Prograis enjoyed a home state showcase in a 3rd round knockout of Juan Heraldez on a Showtime Pay-Per-View undercard appearance in San Antonio, Texas


                      Prograis: Matias is a C-Level Fighter; I Will Eat Him Up And Sh-t Him Out!

                      “Who the f--k is this calling me out?” Prograis asked, rhetorically upon learning of Matias’ claims. “This is a C- fighter and I will eat him up and SH-T him out.

                      “You better finish kindergarten before you join the big boys. I know I shouldn’t be replying to this but if you know me you know I can’t backdown from a fight.”

                      The message sent by Subriel Matias has been received loud and clear. Prior to Monday afternoon, Regis Prograis didn’t have any real knowledge of a brewing showdown with the Puerto Rican knockout artist. Such a matchup was brought to his attention through social media, where his junior welterweight divisional rival saw fit to launch his campaign.


                      Barrios or Matias! Choose One! Stop talking about Broner!
                      I thought it was Broner who was asked the question about facing Prograis and his response was in response to Broner’s answer. I highly doubt Prograis sleeps at night with Broner on his mind. Broner hasn’t beaten an A-level opponent in 8 years.

                      He truly is no longer any good. He is a gate keeper.

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