ESPN : Berto-Ortiz 1.5 million live viewers, most since Foreman-Cotto in 2010.

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Antwuan Maxx, Apr 19, 2011.


  1. Relentless

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    thats because berthoe held the title hostage for so long and kept talking about people ducking his ***** ass, i hope he gets a fight with pacquiao next so pac can kill him.
     
  2. falcom

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    pac fighting old and past their prime fighters is good for boxing and for young prospects. WHY? because when he fights new and up coming boxers he is forcing them for early retirement, give them a break man, give them chance to shine, dont feed them to the pacman.:deal:deal:deal
     
  3. bambamz

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    great news indeed..

    boxing will need more of that soon though
     
  4. kirk

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    Great to see!

    Hopefully the powers at be can see that people respond when you put two young talents in with eachother


    Where are all those people who were pissing all over this matchup again? :patsch
     
  5. InHumanForm

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    ahahahahahahahahahaha


    :good


    that got a literal LOL out of me. good show!
     
  6. el mosquito

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    if ratings was the key, why then did Berto get away with poor ratings and empty casino venues while getting paid like a superstar. then cotto who does amazing ratings and jam-packed arenas couldn't get a tv date on HBO
     
  7. el mosquito

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    "Real boxing fans will never hate Pacquiao. You can never hate him. Only those who hate him personally will hate him. Like when he hits on your girlfriend of something"

    ---- Bro.Nazim Richardson


    :lol::lol:
     
  8. el mosquito

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    hatton wasn't a beatdown, they were entangled in clinches for the duration of the fight until hatton tired and floyd got the KO. the marquez fight was the brutal beatdown
     
  9. el mosquito

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    well if he's lucky and was developed perfectly, he might catch a past-prime version of manny
     
  10. TheGreat

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    JMM, is far far more skilled than Ortiz, BTW Maidana couldn't KO the smaller Morales who happened to be SHOT.
     
  11. NotAnMMAfan

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    How the **** can Floyd stop a middleweight Ortiz? He can't even stop a blown-up Lightweight in Marquez :tired:tired
     
  12. NotAnMMAfan

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    **** that "more skilled" ****. If Floyd doesn't take a chance opening up against a lightweight he won't even think about it against a hard puncher in Ortiz :patsch
     
  13. 1punch1nder

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    nice!

    ortiz has the charisma to win more fans.
     
  14. avidreader82

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    that's good news for both Berto and especially Ortiz. I still favor Ortiz in rematch. If I'm Ortiz, I go after Pacman rather than Money May.
     
  15. Hermit

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    Not much use going after the retired guy is there? :lol: Seriously, his management will put out feelers to both camps but I doubt they get much of a nibble.