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    #51
    Originally posted by Shontae De'marc View Post
    War Carl Weathers / Dillon from Predator
    I only know him as Chubbs Peterson

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      #52
      Originally posted by Boxing Logic View Post
      Never rated Bellew, and was worried he would be Ward's ticket to come back and make big money without challenging himself, but for Usyk, who just challenged himself a lot, a nice payday and more fame would be great. I generally like when fighters take a fight, even if it's easy, to gain more star power if they are the type to use their star power to get the best names in the ring with them, while I dislike when fighters take an easy fight to gain more star power to allow them to duck the best names and simply make money off the star power they picked up from someone else and then fight easy opponents.

      Bellew-Ward would have been just like that imo. But with Usyk, the whole picture will be, challenge all the best cruiserweights, then take a fight against a popular fighter to increase star power and have a nice payday after the hard tournament, and then soon back to challenging himself, this time at heavyweight vs the rocket launchers. So, to have a fun event in the UK, given there are no top challenges left at cruiserweight and Usyk isn't ready to face the top heavyweights either, it basically is the best fans can hope for. Whereas with Ward, there are so many good fights he could make if he had the temperament of Usyk, that him fighting Bellew would be a big waste.
      well you asked for my reply...so let me tell you, personally, your post was utter ****

      lol...ur in the same crowd that cried that ward wouldnt fight bute straight away after the super 6.....even though ward just said "beat someone worth a **** and then ill fight you" but bute couldnt even pass a test.....ur in that same crowd...but now want to big up usyk....typical...i know what you are....ive seen u before....you are worthless

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        #53
        Haye did not stop bellew in the 11th. was the other way around in first fight. BETTER EDIT THAT

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          #54
          Originally posted by 1hourRun View Post
          In London? Let me guess with refs and judges appointed by the BBBofC? I hope Olek gets jobbed.
          Why would you hope that? Even when my favorite boxers fight I only want them to get the win if they deserve it. I would never wish a robbery on their opponent.

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            #55
            Now Bellew gets a chance to back up his bragging but I doubt that he can.

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              #56
              Originally posted by 1hourRun View Post
              'Big-Baby' is too much of a risk, I don't know if Usyk gets a automatic shot or a eliminator straight-up by the sanctioning bodies once he moves up to HW -- that I'm sure team Usyk must consider before doing business with Matchroom/DAZN -- I wouldn't sign with that weasel Eddie Hearns without Joshua on the contract.

              You just don't get it Billy and take things to heart and literal ; the corruption in the UK is out of control, Usyk is not very bright.

              Now you are going off on a rant talking about 'Mickey-Mouse' Garcia, I think the fact that I can call Mikey out on his BS says I'm not letting my 'patriotism' get in the way of my judgement.

              The U.S.A is filled with the best boxers in the world and will never have a shortage, we wont miss a cherry-picker like Garcia.
              1. US boxing has become a cess pit of corruption in recent years. Maybe it always was, but being such a high profile sport and business, the corrupt players were careful to keep their sliminess under cover. But since nobody cares about boxing in the States any more, they don't even try to cover up the filth nowadays.

              2. Usyk doesn't speak English too well, but If you look at behind the scenes videos on him, and listen to the English translations of his interviews, you will find out that he is one of the most intelligent boxers in the game. Usyk's brains are the main reason why he is such a good fighter.

              3. Jarrel Millar would be the perfect opponent for Usyk to showcase his skills against. Millar is so slow he makes mollases in a jar look like white water rapids!

              Usyk could go 20 rounds with Millar without taking a single clean shot.

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                #57
                Originally posted by LacedUp View Post
                No I did not, you just can't read. You said "oh and the judges and officials will be appointed by the BBBofC?"

                And I'm simply asking which commission in the united states allow other commissions to choose the judges and refs in a bout sanctioned by them? Should be a simple answer for you since you had such a problem with the british board appointing officials for their bout?
                The way these fools get so angry and indignant about it, you would think the UK was the only place on Earth where boxing officials are appointed by the commission which sanctions the fight!

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                  #58
                  Usyk will embarrass Bellew to a blowout win.

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                    #59
                    Originally posted by Boxing Logic View Post
                    Bro, Mikey has not fought better opponents than Loma. Get out of here. I remember Mikey's start on HBO. It was one mismatch against smaller, usually past prime guys after another. For years. Finally, there were reports that Top Rank and HBO were building towards something with all those mismatches, Mikey vs Gamboa. What a fight that would have been. Instead, Mikey retires and now suddenly wants out of Top Rank and HBO. The whole time Top Rank and HBO were paying him millions for gimme fights, he was happy, but the moment a real fight came up, Mikey bailed. He must have realized, as good as he is, Gamboa was all wrong for him other than Gamboa being mistake prone. But, Gamboa showed a beard vs Crawford, so I don't think Mikey would have been bailed out by a KO. He might have knocked Gamboa down once or twice, but Gamboa would have won 9+ rounds and probably hurt Mikey too. Heck, Gamboa was too fast even for Crawford, it was only Crawford's huge size and reach advantage that bailed him out, and southpaw stance. Mikey didn't have any of those things over Gamboa, so you can imagine what would have happened.

                    Anyway, then Mikey sat out, and when he finally came back, it was against more easy opponents to "get rid of ring rust." Mikey never fought the best guy at 126 at the time, Gamboa, then he moved up and never fought the best guy at 130 or 135, either. He had a chance to fight Linares but declined. He's also made zero effort to fight Loma. Arum has said, just stay at 135 half a year more, and you can fight Loma next March or April on PPV, but Mikey wants to fight Spence instead. Mikey cares so little for the fans that ONCE AGAIN he won't give the fans the fight they want most.

                    I mean seriously, Mikey's been in the game, what, 7 years at least? The pro game I mean. And in 7 years, not once has he given you or me or any boxing fan the fights we wanted to see. The three fights we've wanted to see most in Mikey's career, Loma, Gamboa, and Linares, Mikey has failed to fight all three.

                    Anyway, his "best wins" are past prime Adrien Broner, Sergey Lipinets (who barely won his fight before Mikey), and Robert Easter (who already lost to Javier Fortuna and arguably two other boxers. Fortuna was knocked out by Jason Sosa at 130, and Loma stopped Sosa. Yet Fortuna was good enough to beat Easter at 135).

                    Loma, meanwhile, beat prime GRJ, who is better than past prime Broner, Lipinets, or Easter Jr. In fact if GRJ and Mikey were the same size, GRJ would be a nightmare for Mikey, maybe even more so than Loma would be. But, styles make fights so it doesn't mean everything, but I'm just saying. Loma beat Walters, who is at least on the level of Mikey's best wins. Loma beat Linares, who is a slightly more skilled version of Lipinets, except Loma beat a bigger man in Linares, while Mikey was actually bigger than Lipinets despite moving up in weight (confirmed by a boxer who was in camp with both Mikey and Lipinets). Loma beat Rigondeaux, the best Cuban boxer of the last decade. Mikey refused to fight Gamboa, the 2nd or 3rd best Cuban boxer of the last decade. Loma was willing to fight his, Mikey was not. Rigondeaux is better than everyone Mikey has faced. He was in many people's top 5 P4P when Loma beat him. Those idiots always ignore age but hey if they're going to give Wilder credit for beating old out of shape Ortiz, Jacobs and Canelo credit for beating old bulkier slower GGG, Floyd for beating old Pacquiao, and so on, then I'm going to give credit to Loma for beating Rigo who had never been drug tested year round, and still looked just as lean, muscular, and prime, physically, as he ever did. I still wonder if he wasn't the same anymore in the ring, but physically you can see he retained his prime physique much better than these other guys. He and Stevenson and Floyd all did that the best probably because they did not get drug tested 365 which may have allowed them to use PEDs into their late thirties in a consistent enough way to stave off the effects of age.

                    Oh, and Loma stopped Jason Sosa, who KO'd 130 pounder Fortuna, who beat Mikey Garcia's most hyped win, Robert Easter, at 135 which isn't even his weight class. That says it all. Loma's best wins are on the level of GRJ, Rigondeaux, and Linares, Mikey's best wins are on the level of Jason Sosa if Jason Sosa had to fight at his non-optical weight class, 135, instead of 130, as Fortuna had to against Robert Easter.

                    Don't get me wrong, Mikey has taken steps in the right direction since the Broner fight, but he's still NEVER fought the top guy at any weight class. If he fights Spence that would certainly qualify, although most argue Crawford is #1 but look, I won't pull that bull****, I'll give him credit for the tied #1 guy, but the problem is, that's ducking Loma. Once Mikey goes to 147, he cant get back down to 135, and cant fight Loma. If he really wanted to be great, he would fight Loma first, THEN move up, because that would allow him the chance to fight both Loma and Spence.

                    See, Mikey is tricking his fans, acting like the choice is, do I fight Spence, or do I fight Loma? In reality, the choice is, do I fight Loma AND Spence, or do I just fight Spence? And he is choosing to only fight Spence. He has a chance to fight Loma AND Spence, but is choosing to avoid fighting Loma. That's called ducking. The same scenario came up with Loma where he wanted to move up, but so many fans were saying he was ducking Rigondeaux that he made sure to stay down at 130 for one more fight to give the fans what they wanted. Mikey can easily do the same so if he chooses not to fight Loma while the two are in the same weight class, that's a duck. A real champ fights the best of his own weight class when possible before moving up. It's one thing if those guys duck you in your prime, like the middleweights ducked GGG, but then once you get old they want to fight you and claim you're ducking if you move up. That's bull****. But Mikey and Loma are both still in their prime right now, both around 30 years old, the perfect age for the fight to happen, so that's not a factor here.

                    It's really that simple. Mikey has avoided the best guys in his weight class before, and now it looks like he's about to do it again. Mikey and Loma both fight at 135 right now. Mikey even has a significant size advantage at that weight. If Mikey refuses to fight Loma before he moves up, there can be no excuses. And we better not hear Mikey fans or Loma haters saying Loma should move to 140 to fight Mikey after Mikey fights Spence since Mikey can no longer get down to 135. If you're an honest and fair fan you will keep that bull**** in check within your own fanbase, and tell them not to pull that bull****, because as you know, Loma is already tiny at 135, and Loma and Mikey are currently both in the same weight class. If Mikey refuses to fight Loma when both are in the same weight class at 135, then that's on him. You can't duck and run away, then say it's the opponent's fault for not running to your new location. it's like bro, you two were already in the same place, and he already tried to fight you when you two were in the same place, but you said no and went somewhere else. Now you expect him to go there, too, and try to fight you again, when even if he did, you would probably just go move somewhere else again and say, "he has to come here if he wants to fight."

                    They are both in the same place right now, 135. Loma wants the fight next, early 2019. Does Mikey?
                    I never said Garcia beat better oppo than Loma.

                    So this whole book is pointless.

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