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    Comments Thread For: Photos: Hopkins Open Workout For Shumenov Clash

    PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - Future Hall of Famer and IBF Light Heavyweight World Champion Bernard "The Alien" Hopkins worked out in front of a throng of reporters Thursday at DSG Boxing Gym in Philadelphia as he winds down preparation for his Saturday, April 19, World Championship Unification against Beibut Shumenov.

    Hopkins, the IBF titleholder, and Shumenov, the WBA Super Champion, will square off in the main event of a SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING world championship tripleheader at the DC Armory in Washington, D.C., live on SHOWTIME at 9 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast), immediately following the premiere of Episode 1 of ALL ACCESS: Mayweather vs. Maidana. [Click Here To Read More]
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    #2
    bhop just keeps on keeping on !!!!!
    gotta love him

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      #3
      If he beats Shumenov and then fights Stevenson win or lose i'd like to see him retire. He keeps on winning though so it's hard to say that's it but better to walk out of the sport than be carted out.

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        #4
        why is there 2 threads on same story?

        Edit: must be so great he deserves 2 threads
        Last edited by jas; 04-11-2014, 04:30 AM.

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          #5
          I think BHop is the best at 175 but you do have to worry about his health.

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            #6
            Amazing that at 49 this guy is still a top guy in his division.

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              #7
              Originally posted by jrrod02 View Post
              Amazing that at 49 this guy is still a top guy in his division.
              It's amazing but it's also kinda sad when u think about it. Come on, the guy is almost 50! How are these guys losing to him??? I get it, he's a great boxer but it's amazing men in their primes are losing to a man his age. It's crazy IMO. Props to him but ****, I think it's embarrassment to the sport of boxing in a way.

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                #8
                Such a beast, even at 49 years of age.....


                I hope people truly realize what they are getting when they have the opportunity to see this man continue to fight. Every win is a new page in the history books.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Bigg Rigg View Post
                  It's amazing but it's also kinda sad when u think about it. Come on, the guy is almost 50! How are these guys losing to him??? I get it, he's a great boxer but it's amazing men in their primes are losing to a man his age. It's crazy IMO. Props to him but ****, I think it's embarrassment to the sport of boxing in a way.
                  They did an interview with Hopkins many years ago. And he said the reason he's easily able to beat many of these young bucks, is because many of these young guys aren't learning the game the right way. He said many of these guys are fighting twice a year, having long layoffs, getting out of shape, and not working on their technique.
                  Back in his early days fighters fought more often or where in the gym all year round, staying in shape, controlling their weight, sparring and perfecting their craft.

                  Makes sense when you think about it. Some of these guys with these long layoffs spend so much energy just making weight they don't spend nearly enough time, working on their skills.
                  Last edited by JJRod; 04-10-2014, 11:26 PM.

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                    #10
                    Wow, Hopkins still looking in great shape at 50!

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