Andre Dirrell CALLS OUT GGG!

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  1. El Chicano

    El Chicano Boxing Addict banned Full Member

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    GGG and Matthysse have/are the same fan base

    People who fell in love with there power when these dudes KO'd softies and beat nobody of significane YET they got way too hyped

    GGG will be exposed soon if he steps up
     
  2. Ol' Bub

    Ol' Bub Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    PR BOXING Boxing Addict Full Member

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    You guys claim nobody wants to fight ggg, but when someone calls him out, he's not worth it or ggg can't fight at 168, blah blah

    ggg making his 168 debut, the last thing he should do is fight someone like Andre. He has more than enough skill to make it a rough night for ggg. Dirrell has taken big punches from full super middles, i doubt ggg's power is something he hasn't seen before

    Can't wait for this fight to get made
     
  4. john doe

    john doe Well-Known Member Full Member

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    this is a really funny thread, why would anyone think direll is comming back? this guy is finnished, he had his chance and pussied out....


    dirrell dont deserve a title shot before he fights and wins atleast 10 more fights!
     
  5. drozzy

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    Exactly. :nod

    Andre Dirrell is more relevant to hip hop videos than he is to boxing right now. :deal

    Yeah he's a fraud because he wants to clean up 160 before moving up, and has 4-5 years left to do so. A real fraud.

    You should consider 6 rounds of russian roulette by yourself before posting on here again. :lol:
     
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    GGG would beat him, but Abrhama didnt make him quit he schooled Abraham!
     
  7. christo

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    Perfect post by a knowledgeable fan :good
     
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    kas117 Undisputed Shit-Stirrer Full Member

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    You couldn't recognize a knowledgeable fan even if they smacked you in your down-syndrome face, you pathetic little worm.

    Go lie about a few more rankings, fcking f@ggot!

    :finger
     
  9. Stylez G.

    Stylez G. Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I believe they where 1-1 against each other in the amateurs. Had Dirrell not gone off the rails, this would be a great matchup. As of now, I doubt Golovkin would have much interest in fighting Dirrell.
     
  10. BlueBottle

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    He has so many fighters in the SMW to resurrect his career.
     
  11. KillSomething

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    OH MY SWEEET BABY JESUS YESSSSSSSS PLEASE!!!!!111

    If there is a God in heaven this fight will happen.
     
  12. Robney

    Robney ᴻᴼ ᴸᴼᴻᴳᴲᴿ ᴲ۷ᴵᴸ

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    So that clearly means it doesn't. :!:

    Glad too, because I never want to see Andre in a big fight again... what a tool.
     
  13. KillSomething

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    You won't after GGG gets done with him :yep
     
  14. Farmboxer

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    Stevenson called out Ward on live TV, but Ward would not respond at all...........Why not? Kovalev would love to fight Ward also, but Ward wants to fight welterweights, Jr. Middleweights and Middleweights. Ward refuses to fight anyone outside his home town. Ward always wants his referee, judges, boxing commission, etc. Stevenson said he would go down to 168 to fight Ward, but that was not good enough for Ward. Hagler did not go up neither did Monson, not to mention so many others. However, Golovkin will go up in the future. Golovkin haters always want Golovkin to fight Kovalev, etc., next they will want him to fight Klitschkos..............Ward said he would knock out bother Klitschkos easily, OK, then let Ward fight Klitschkos ASAP!!!!!!! Stevenson would knock Ward out, so would Kovalev, not to mention the Klitschkos. SOB Ward is a coward..........
     
  15. Koba

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    SMFH (sadly)

    Oh Dre, Dre, Dre - where did it all go so wrong?

    Listen to him blatantly evade the questions about his career and where it was going ('we're looking at that right now', 'hopefully everything works out' - etc). It was kinda looking that way anyhow, but that ain't a guy with any defined goal or purpose in boxing - it ain't a guy with hunger.

    Dirrell (in fact both of them, Tony less so perhaps) has a mountain of talent, but just doesn't seem to have a fighters' mentality. Kinda a shame for him that the US amateur program is such a shambles cos he could probably have got sponsorship and made an OK living as a multiple Olympian - like the lifelong ams of some other countries.

    So was that s'posed to be 'Dre 'calling out' Golovkin? Everything in Dres demeanor and body language says he's not even sure if he's ever getting back in the ring as a pro fighter. He said just what he had to say about an opponent that (if he decides to restart his career) he might one day face.