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    Comments Thread For: Holly Holm, Scrappy Ramirez highlight Jake Paul-Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr preliminary undercard

    The preliminary undercard is now set for the June 28 Jake Paul-Julio Chavez Jr. DAZN Pay-Per-View event, writes Jake Donovan
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    #2
    Year 17 in a row of Holly Holm ducking Cecilia Braekhus.

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      #3
      Originally posted by famicommander View Post
      Year 17 in a row of Holly Holm ducking Cecilia Braekhus.
      - Holm last fought in 2013.
      - That was 12 years ago.
      - If she hasn't fought anyone in 12 years, how has she been "ducking" someone for 17 years??
      - Makes no sense................
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        #4
        Originally posted by Gary G. View Post

        - Holm last fought in 2013.
        - That was 12 years ago.
        - If she hasn't fought anyone in 12 years, how has she been "ducking" someone for 17 years??
        - Makes no sense................
        Learn your history. The first time Holm was ordered to defend her welterweight titles against Braekhus she left the weight class, and the second time she vacated her belts and retired despite Braekhus agreeing to fight her in the US for what would have been the biggest purse of Holm's boxing career (Holm didn't see a check that big until her first title defense after knocking out Rousey in UFC).

        Braekhus has been chasing her since 2007/2008.
        Last edited by famicommander; 06-12-2025, 02:03 PM.

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          #5
          Wonder that after this fight, could De La Hoya get Joel Iriarte better opponents, Yusuph Metu is a step up, but he is recently coming off a loss.

          Think the most appropriate step up for Joel Iriarte would be Peter Dobson in a 10 rounder.

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            #6
            Originally posted by famicommander View Post

            Learn your history.
            Learn your math.
            Someone who has been retired from the sport for 12 years isn't ducking anyone for 17 years...............
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              #7
              Originally posted by famicommander View Post

              Learn your history. The first time Holm was ordered to defend her welterweight titles against Braekhus she left the weight class, and the second time she vacated her belts and retired despite Braekhus agreeing to fight her in the US for what would have been the biggest purse of Holm's boxing career (Holm didn't see a check that big until her first title defense after knocking out Rousey in UFC).

              Braekhus has been chasing her since 2007/2008.
              Imagine paying this much attention to chick fights. ****ing hell.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Gary G. View Post

                Learn your math.
                Someone who has been retired from the sport for 12 years isn't ducking anyone for 17 years...............
                The reason she retired is because she couldn't continue boxing at a high level without fighting Braekhus.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by TMLT87 View Post

                  Imagine paying this much attention to chick fights. ****ing hell.
                  Braekhus was legitimately the greatest of all time in the women's game until Shields arrived on the scene.

                  Braekhus:
                  -made 25 defenses of the WBA/WBC welterweight titles
                  -made 23 defenses of the WBA/WBC/WBO welterweight titles
                  -made 10 defenses of the WBA/WBC/WBO/IBF welterweight titles
                  -just for fun, added the IBO belt and made 8 defenses of the WBA/WBC/WBO/IBF/IBO titles
                  -became the first ever women's Ring Pound for Pound Champion
                  -wins over Mia St. John, Anne Sophie Mathis twice, Chevelle Hallback, Myriam Lamare, Erica Farias, Mikaela Lauren twice, Ivana Habazin, Oxandia Castillo, Victoria Bustos, Chris Namus, Jennifer Retzke, Kali Reis, and a robbery draw against Terri Harper
                  -She is the reason professional boxing is legal in her home country of Norway. She had to move to Germany to turn pro as a boxer and she was making her 8th defense of her undisputed welterweight titles before she was allowed to fight in her home country. Without her, boxing would still be illegal there.
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