I wouldn't say that he told father time to **** off. He was noticably slower in both hands and feet and had to switch up his entire style to get...
They hugged it out. There was even a few times when hopkins was hugging winky from behind and looked like he was getting ready to sodomize him.
A fight is only one night. How long does a yankees road trip need to be? It would not take any longer to prepare a fight at yankees stadium than...
Dude it would not be the first time that yankees stadium hosted a boxing contest, it's just been a while. Marciano fought there on several...
I watched it for free and my brother in laws. I would not have watched it if I had to pay for it and I don't think it was worth the 60.00 that...
**** when 2 other guys can claim to be champ of you same division at your same weight, you know your **** is weak
I've said this a million times and I''ll say it again. Peter is a huge puncher as long as his opponent stands perfectly still for about 5 minutes...
He has not been the least bit impressive since returning to the ring. I'll add his name to the mix when he shows that he belongs there at this...
I think that when all is said and done Wlad will retire with more respect. His respect will come from his wins and domination wheras Vitali's...
There was an explosion in the city yesterday
The reason that you don't like Hatton at 147 is because the one time that you saw him there he was fighting a guy that he gave up a significant...
Lance in all honesty. What advantage do you think that Hatton would have at 140? Not arguing about where the fight should take place or why....
or at least # 2 behind SRR? 147 is as stacked as it's ever been. Suppose Cotto were to fight and beat DLH, Mosley, Floyd, Williams, Margarito,...
So let me get this straight. The general opinion here is that Floyd is the bigger man and Hatton making him "drain" to 140 will be the deciding...
Taylor may have made comments about money but at the end of the day he took the fight that the people wanted most against a dangerous guy.
