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33 | 54.10% |
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28 | 45.90% |
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Champion
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Manchester
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Too inactive . He wants to be a celebrity before earfning it in the ring. Shame as well he could have been more than he has. This Vit thing, if Vitali wont fight fight someone else you lazy twat. |
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Fuck The Judges
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Durham/Essex, England
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Nonito Donaire. Absolute monster with around 2-4 years left on him.
Is Canelo really going to be of the skill level of the likes of Manny/Money? I don't know. |
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Conqueror*Chozen1*Attila*
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Ill swallow my Blood before i swallow my Pride
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Same thing gets asked after every era. No joke.
when Hoya was the main guy many people were saying boxing was on its way out because it didnt have anyone to replace Hoya and Trinidad. Now its people asking if anyone can replace Mayweather and Pac (whats funny is they are arguably bigger then the era that came before them when people were talking about how there wouldnt be anyone to replace hoya) This era there are many stars in the making..... Broner, Garcia, Ward (with a few more high profile fights, a little more mainstream exposure and some more stoppage wins in his big fights he will get there trust me), Canelo, ect, ect. Personally Im not a believer in their greatness other then Ward, but their drawing power will probably do very well should they continue to win. |
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