Vijender Singh

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  1. freddieMaize

    freddieMaize Active Member Full Member

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    My mate is the sport ****yst for the Indian amateur boxing team and I heard from him that Vijender was not as good as before and lost motivation.

    I like the guy and I'm supposed to, since we are from the same nation, but he isn’t beating anyone at elite level.

    But this will be a big breakthrough if he can bring some light on Pro boxing in India
     
  2. freddieMaize

    freddieMaize Active Member Full Member

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    lol at ana-lyst being filtered out.. Damn.. haha
     
  3. freddieMaize

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    Guru who..?
     
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    Asishwarrior has finally found an Indian Hero to back.
     
  5. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I only hope he does well to **** off Killer Kovalev
     
  6. critix

    critix Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Worship would be a better description
     
  8. Nowitzki4Prez

    Nowitzki4Prez Active Member Full Member

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    29 is ok.. turning pro late is easier for lighter fighters.. they just don't have the longer careers like the heavier weights.. or the unlimited fighters.
     
  9. Nowitzki4Prez

    Nowitzki4Prez Active Member Full Member

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    A heavyweight will retire at 40.. a lightweight will retire at 33-35.
     
  10. Nowitzki4Prez

    Nowitzki4Prez Active Member Full Member

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    Or a lightweight will have a 15 year career.. a heavyweight will have a 20+ year career.
     
  11. Nowitzki4Prez

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    Mike Tyson couldn't have won the championship @ 35 is what I'm saying.
     
  12. TERRYTIBBS

    TERRYTIBBS Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Its a twitter ''career'' though

    totally oxymoronic
     
  13. Nowitzki4Prez

    Nowitzki4Prez Active Member Full Member

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    He can still have a 15 year career.. or close to it.. 29/30 is ok for the lighter weights.. most can't do Foreman's off the bat though.

    It's Harder @ Heavyweight because of.. they just have an unlimited career.


    Well.. it's always limited to 20+ years.
     
  14. Nowitzki4Prez

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    Or 30 years if you're Bernard Hopkins.
     
  15. finer details

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    Knocked out by an unknown Russian. Got dropped countless times and there was a few knockdowns they corruptly didn'y count. Very funny fight to watch.

    This guy is worshipped in India like a God they have such low standards. Always knew he was a absolute bum that would do nothing. :lol:
     
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