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    #41
    Originally posted by Bushbaby
    Wow, so the minute Charlo gets a strap they'll throw him to Lara?? Hmmm, but how come they never did that with any other young title holder??
    I don't think they're seriously considering Lara vs Charlo.


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      #42
      Lara - Molina II won't even be competitive. Lara gonna treat Molina like he did Freddy Hernandez.

      Lara had so much going against him going into that first fight. Riding a KO streak and no trainer. He learned not everybody has to be KO'ed.


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        #43
        Originally posted by .:: JSFD26 ::. View Post
        Lara - Molina II won't even be competitive. Lara gonna treat Molina like he did Freddy Hernandez.

        Lara had so much going against him going into that first fight. Riding a KO streak and no trainer. He learned not everybody has to be KO'ed.


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        It'll be competitive...in the way Mayweather-Cotto was competitive. Lara will leave no doubts as to who the better fighter is.

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          #44
          This is exactly why i want Angulo to knock Canelo the *** out. Golden boy is doing everything they can to keep Canelo away from Lara, smh.


          Lara/Molina 2 coming up.

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            #45
            Originally posted by UTEP View Post
            This is exactly why i want Angulo to knock Canelo the *** out. Golden boy is doing everything they can to keep Canelo away from Lara, smh.


            Lara/Molina 2 coming up.
            Not the only fighter GB is keeping far away from Lara.

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              #46
              Not a bad move, especially if you put it on Floyd's undercard in Sept. It would make the winner a more attractive opponent for Floyd. Not sure how they're gonna justify whomever emerges the winner as a "unified" WBA/IBF champ when Floyd is also holds the WBA title. But this is boxing. Doesn't have to make sense to do it.

              That said, I think Thurman or Quillen would be a better option for Lara. He needs a statement fight. And both of those would be bigger "statements" than the Molina-Jermall winner.

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                #47
                Molina took the lara fight on 2 week notice after long layoff and still beat him

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by CubanGuyNYC
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                  Originally Posted by .:: JSFD26 ::.

                  Lara - Molina II won't even be competitive. Lara gonna treat Molina like he did Freddy Hernandez.

                  Lara had so much going against him going into that first fight. Riding a KO streak and no trainer. He learned not everybody has to be KO'ed.


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                  It'll be competitive...in the way Mayweather-Cotto was competitive. Lara will leave no doubts as to who the better fighter is.
                  You're probably right. I guess I meant it won't be competitive compared to the first one.


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                    #49
                    Originally posted by starsjuicebar
                    Molina took the lara fight on 2 week notice after long layoff and still beat him
                    Nobody beat anybody. Lara had excuses too if you wanna play that game.


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                      #50
                      Originally posted by .:: JSFD26 ::. View Post
                      Lara - Molina II won't even be competitive. Lara gonna treat Molina like he did Freddy Hernandez.

                      Lara had so much going against him going into that first fight. Riding a KO streak and no trainer. He learned not everybody has to be KO'ed.


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                      That was his what, 15th fight? Something like that? And he's picked up a lot of world class experience since.

                      It would be a very interesting rematch and a good chance for both guys.

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