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    Just this once, and just for you Dick , a walk down Muay Thai's Memory lane

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue View Post
    hopefully this fight in a few hours will be good



    Deontay Wilder weighed in for the third defence of his WBC world heavyweight title lighter than challenger Artur Szpilka.
    The American (35-0-KO34) clocked 228lb on the scales after Polish visitor Szpilka (20-1-KO15) - looking in the shape of his career and enjoying some noisy support - had tipped the scales at 233lb.
    The two nearly came to blows in their last face off and had plenty to say to each other on this occasion, but promoter Lou DiBella was determined to keep them separated as Szpilka repeatedly told Wilder: "You're going down."



    Not a bad fight at all. Exposed Wilder's lack of experience with southpaws at least, a few of the other contenders might be licking their lips at the ease with which Szpilka managed to land on him.
    Nonetheless, Wilder managed to take care of business with a terrific right hand in the 8th round. Early contender for best KO of 2016, imo.

    Bad Left Hook has about 4 GIF's of the KO punch on this page:

    GIF: Deontay Wilder knocks out Artur Szpilka - Bad Left Hook

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    Well well now there's a surprise!, Amir Glass jaw V Saul Alvarez ,there has been quite a bit of speculation about who both fighters would face next and now this, Alvarez is much the bigger man and will enter the ring at super Middle weight after almost killing himself to make 155 , it should be good while it lasts but I can't see Khan going past the 8th round , this could well be Khan's swan song if he gets badly beaten but I suppose his biggest ever purse will compensate for it , Kmart ,NZ Dick?Canelo names surprise opponent: Amir Khan | Boxing News | Fightnews

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    ^Bit of a surprise. Thought he was a mandatory challenger for Danny Garcia's new Welterweight crown..
    Makes sense financially I suppose. Might be the end of his career.

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    ha ha didn't see this one coming,
    I don't much like this new weight marlarky:
    WBC World middleweight title at stake fighting at
    Catchweight: 155 lbs.............
    I don't like khan getting big pay day either ...
    but all will be forgotten on the night when khans ribs are taking a nasty pounding,
    after which khan will be running backwards at high speed .

    Golden Boy Promotions CEO Oscar De la Hoya really dug deep in the 147 division and got a glass chin soft puncher for the 155 belt holder Canelo’s next fight.

    How is Canelo supposed to get ready to fight against Gennady Golovkin by fighting once again at 155? How can he get ready to deal with a real middleweight fighting against a welterweight? How can naive fight fans buy into the hype? How can anyone think this is a real competitive “title” bout? How can I not be mad after seeing this mismatch “proudly announced”?

    I will review the fight for the readers who might be interested to watch it next May 7. The fight will be hyped by all means necessary.There will be all kind of excuses made for the lousy catch-weight, and on payroll boxing analyst will try to justify this mismatch as if Khan has real chance to win.

    The fight will develop as follows; Khan will try to outbox Canelo, and also use his great speed and mobility. Canelo will use head upper body movement and get inside or at middle range, throwing sharp power punches. Once Khan notices he simply can’t hurt Canelo, he will turn into survival mode trying to counter and run. Canelo will walk down a brave Khan, but once Alvarez lands a big clean shot the fight will come to an end, be it stopped by the referee or by Amirīs corner.
    NO, Khan cannot outbox Canelo. Not even if Alvarez doesn’t have great footwork. If Danny Garcia landed clean, if Chris Algieri connected clean thru 12 rounds, what makes you think that Saul Alvarez won’t be able to land a clean on Amir? Khan isn’t a big puncher at welter, how can he hurt Canelo who possibly will weigh plus 175 pounds at fight night?

    Please don’t get me wrong; I respect Khan for taking a fight against Canelo, because it is clear he is a huge underdog. I think he has little to no chance to win the fight. I don’t think he even has a punchers chance. I do feel that have lost the little respect that I had for Oscar De la Hoya for making the Canelo-Khan fight. As for Canelo, I hope he doesn’t end up disappointing his fans by avoiding Gennady “GGG” Golovkin.
    http://www.boxingnews24.com/2016/02/...s-dream-fight/
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    This weight proviso of 155 should he meet GGG is a load of bolloks ,he's hoping that Golovkin will fall for it and kill himself to make the weight , the middle weight limit is 160 and no way should he be allowed to dictate what weight Golovkin should be at the weigh in , no one is bigger than the game , or shouldn't be in my book Canelo Alvarez tells Gennady Golovkin 155 lbs or no fight.

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    As much as I'd like to agree with you gents, I must confess I think you are underestimating Khan... I was like you, thought his chin was suspect, weak power, etc..

    His chin was exposed because of his poor defense but mainly because of his pride.. Khan is a do or die - type fighter... He is not afraid to lose to win... if you know what I mean..

    I wasn't a Khan fanboy, or anything... I just think he is a very quick and agile fighter.. if he can tighten up his defense (which he looks like he's done) then he can beat Canelo.

    Oh, and Roy Jones Jnr (in his prime) was the best boxer ever to lace on gloves (sorry boys, but he was).


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    ^Khan just moved up to 147lbs. Alvarez will probably weigh around 170 on fight night.. I rate Khan as a good fighter too, but imo he will be bullied by Alvarez, same as the better boxer - but smaller guy Cotto was in the last fight, supposedly at "Middleweight".
    There were a lot of potentially great fights for him at 147lbs; Kell Brook, Keith Thurman, etc in an exciting division packed with talent, but hey this is boxing.
    This matchup has Al Haymon written all over it. I just hope they're drug-testing Khun in the coming months up to the fight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZdick1983 View Post
    As much as I'd like to agree with you gents, I must confess I think you are underestimating Khan... I was like you, thought his chin was suspect, weak power, etc..

    His chin was exposed because of his poor defense but mainly because of his pride.. Khan is a do or die - type fighter... He is not afraid to lose to win... if you know what I mean..

    I wasn't a Khan fanboy, or anything... I just think he is a very quick and agile fighter.. if he can tighten up his defense (which he looks like he's done) then he can beat Canelo.

    Oh, and Roy Jones Jnr (in his prime) was the best boxer ever to lace on gloves (sorry boys, but he was).

    Of course NZD your opinion is highly valued ,that's why I asked for it in my post 1053 however I am inclined to agree with Kmart here in that Alvarez will be just too big and strong, and from what I have seen thus far Khan has nothing in his arsenal to put Alvarez on the back foot and take him out of his game , having said that money is the name of the game and Khan will be receiving his best pay day ever when carrot top sends him into a happy retirement , as for Roy Jones Jnr for me just a pity he had to carry on when he was well past his prime .
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    OK... I'll concede Khan might have bitten off more than he can chew with Canelo...

    Hey, but at least we can agree that Roy Jones was awesome at his peak mad skilz..

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    ^Agreed, Roy Jones Jr was amazing in his prime. Athleticism and reflexes off the charts. Unfortunately, when the inevitable happened he started getting starched by journeyman fighters. Wish he'd retired after beating John Ruiz for the Heavyweight (yeah, not too packed with talent at the time) title, and kept an incredible legacy alive. There were also a lot of good fighters at Middle at the time, but Jones easily beat the likes of Hopkins and James Toney, so I reckon he could have handled the others (and the UK contenders; Benn, Eubanks; Watson) easily.

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    Quote Originally Posted by piwanoi View Post
    This weight proviso of 155 should he meet GGG is a load of bolloks ,he's hoping that Golovkin will fall for it and kill himself to make the weight , the middle weight limit is 160 and no way should he be allowed to dictate what weight Golovkin should be at the weigh in , no one is bigger than the game , or shouldn't be in my book Canelo Alvarez tells Gennady Golovkin 155 lbs or no fight.
    They should just have a "Golden Bollocks Mex" division and be done with all the pretense.
    Milking the ginger cash cow for all he's worth, before he gets slaughtered by a real frightening Middle like GGG.
    The "catchweight" fights are all maneuvering and politicking. More moves than the actual fights themselves. Probably more akin to chess than boxing.

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    Have you guys watched Mr.Calzaghe yet? it's on pirate bay.

    He takes the piss out of Roy Jones Jr. in his last ever fight, at Caesars Palace too.

    Great story

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    I watch it... great movie, great fighter..

    But still couldn't handle Roy in his prime

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    You will never know

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    I know your dog is looking like he wants to chew on your tired gonads

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    Quote Originally Posted by kmart View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by piwanoi View Post
    This weight proviso of 155 should he meet GGG is a load of bolloks ,he's hoping that Golovkin will fall for it and kill himself to make the weight , the middle weight limit is 160 and no way should he be allowed to dictate what weight Golovkin should be at the weigh in , no one is bigger than the game , or shouldn't be in my book Canelo Alvarez tells Gennady Golovkin 155 lbs or no fight.
    They should just have a "Golden Bollocks Mex" division and be done with all the pretense.
    Milking the ginger cash cow for all he's worth, before he gets slaughtered by a real frightening Middle like GGG.
    The "catchweight" fights are all maneuvering and politicking. More moves than the actual fights themselves. Probably more akin to chess than boxing.
    Another astute post by yourself about the noble art ,with a sense of humour added nicely to the mix

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    I don't think 3G will trample Canelo, in fact quite the opposite.. I think it's a very close fight as their fighting style is very similar.

    Their styles being so identical, will nullify both of their attacks somewhat

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    ^Pfft. Canelo is just a blown-up Welter, as opposed to a real 160lb-er like Golovkin.

    His handlers know this and won't let him fight anyone dangerous at Middle-weight. Its obviously been done before though, Ray Leonard going up the weight scale and outpointing (still disputed today) former Middleweight king Marvin Hagler.
    But Canelo ain't no Sugar Ray.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZdick1983 View Post
    I don't think 3G will trample Canelo, in fact quite the opposite.. I think it's a very close fight as their fighting style is very similar.

    Their styles being so identical, will nullify both of their attacks somewhat
    The way I view the fight (if it ever happens ) is that Golovkin will have too much of everything , Alvarez will be very wary of just steaming in knowing full well the sort of firepower that GGG carry's in either hand ,his handling of David Lemieux proved beyond any doubt that he's a far better boxer than many give him credit for , this will be a very lucrative fight for both boxer's and is certainly what the fight fraternity want to see , there was post fight talk of a return by the Canadian slugger , personally I think the outcome would be no different , but a good money earner for both of them , in my honest opinion Alvarez does not fancy the job with GGG one little bit trying to put weight stipulations on it , and the last time Alvarez weighed in at 155 he looked drawn to the bone so he's not finding it easy to make the weight either , Golovkin ain't no spring chicken and this mega money fight could well see him set for life .

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    khans looks like a middle aged man
    sure 9 weeks to go but still...
    he wants to be light as possible , so he can run and skip backwards faster, and last 3 or 4 rounds,
    Maybe he going to try bear hugging Canello for 12 rounds, if so his ribs will get pounded , as Alverez punches when in a clench .
    OR maybe he just don't care -as its just his retirement payday

    check him out here at 25 seconds
    nice tits though...


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    Lucas Browne, the anti pretty boy Aussie heavyweight ko'd WBA champ Ruslan Chagaev
    in the 10th at Grozny Chechnya to go to 24-0.
    Tyson Fury has been on the phone to his mum for counseling after hearing the news.
    But good on Browne for getting there,seemed confident before the fight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by reddog View Post
    Lucas Browne, the anti pretty boy Aussie heavyweight ko'd WBA champ Ruslan Chagaev
    in the 10th at Grozny Chechnya to go to 24-0.
    Tyson Fury has been on the phone to his mum for counseling after hearing the news.
    But good on Browne for getting there,seemed confident before the fight.
    Yeah Brown deserved the win as he had to dig deep after being heavily decked himself in the 6th round , good for him and good for Australia too for there very first heavyweight champion . here is the write up of the fight Browne stops Chagaev in ten to win WBA heavyweight world title | Boxing News | Fightnews
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    What a bloody idiot !! his big money fight with Ashly Theopane now looks in jeopardy as there's a warrant out for his arrest Lawsuit sheds light on Broner situation | Boxing News | Fightnews

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