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    Toney vs. Calloway is off!

    Heavyweight contender James Toney, 69-4-2, 43 KOs, 1 NC, has scrapped his upcoming bout with Rob Calloway, which was set to air live on The Best Damn Sports Show Period on December 15. According to his promoter Dan Goosen, the fight was canceled in favor of the prospect of facing newly crowned WBC heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman, 41-5-1, 33 KOs, sometime in early 2006. Rahman's future will be decided by the WBC as they decide who he shall face next. Oleg Maskaev, who recently won the number one position in the WBC, Toney, and Wladimir Klitschko are candidates for Rahman's first defense. The BDSSP telecast will now feature the rematch between WBA lightweight champ Juan Diaz and former champ Lavka Sim, and possibly Olympic Gold Medalist Andre Ward.

    HOORAH!!!!
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    Toney = next unified heavyweight champion. There's not a heavyweight alive Toney can't beat.

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      #3
      That fight would have ****** ass anyway.

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        #4
        Originally posted by DiegoFuego
        Toney = next unified heavyweight champion. There's not a heavyweight alive Toney can't beat.
        Just a question, what if Tarver moves up to heavyweight, you think Tarver will be able to beat Toney?

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          #5
          Originally posted by badblood
          That fight would have ****** ass anyway.

          ...Yep, and it would have been a big frickin waste of everyone's time who bothered to watch.

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            #6
            Originally posted by enadeus
            Just a question, what if Tarver moves up to heavyweight, you think Tarver will be able to beat Toney?
            i don't think Tarver can beat a heavyweight.

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              #7
              Just like Vitali fighting Danny Williams. Glad that loser retired.
              Originally posted by pbds
              ...Yep, and it would have been a big frickin waste of everyone's time who bothered to watch.

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                #8
                Originally posted by enadeus
                Just a question, what if Tarver moves up to heavyweight, you think Tarver will be able to beat Toney?
                I don't think so.......

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by pbds
                  ...Yep, and it would have been a big frickin waste of everyone's time who bothered to watch.
                  I still would have watched since I know the guy, but Calloway would have been beaten bad.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by ImSoFlyyy
                    Just like Vitali fighting Danny Williams. Glad that loser retired.
                    What do you mean Williams is still in the game

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