Who did Hopkins duck? :huh He has one of the best resumes in boxing. Tito RJJ 2x Calzaghe Taylor 2x Pavlik Oscar Pascal 2x etc.....
Truth be told, they're not doing it solely to entertain the fans. They're doing it mainly for the fame and fortune. Its not like they're...
I'm not saying it does. What I know is that he has not done enough to have the audacity to say he's not gonna risk fighting Khan so that he doesnt...
I think it has more to do with talking the talk then when it came time to step up to the plate, Bradley tucked his tails in between his legs and...
Amen! I hope he takes a tune-up and gets KTFO.
He did say this. If i'm not mistaking, his exact words were "If I happen to lose to Khan, it would take me out of the Mayweather/Pacquiao...
Wrong. They werent guaranteeing him 1.2m for just ANY opponent. The opponent had to be approved by HBO. It's not as if he can say "hey I wanna...
He was pretty funny during the face to face with Max Kellerman. When asked about the t-shirt with him holding the Klit bros heads up, his...
Haye is actually pretty funny. He might have not backed up his talk, but that wasnt the question asked. Floyd on the other hand tries too hard...
He reminds me of Winky when Winky was dominant. Great boxer but boring as hell to watch and never caught on with the general boxing public. Ward...
Lance is actually in the guiness book of world records for being the most tested athlete in the world. He's been randomly tested over 500 times...
This is the new excuse for losing and excuse for avoiding certain fighters. Accuse them of being on steroids/ped's. Pathetic.
Floyd was willing to lose $600k just to cheat the scales against Marquez. U dont think he would mind giving up a few mil just to ensure they test...
Arum says he's willing to undergo unlimited random blood test and wants the agency that oversees WORLD DOPING. Not just USA doping to run the...
Correction... since his 41st pro fight. Floyd was fine and dandy with the NSAC testing up until it was time to fight Pac. All of a sudden he...
