Jamie McDonnell vs. Tomoki Kameda II & Anthony Dirrell vs. Marco Antonio Rubio RBR

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  1. FanManII

    FanManII Well-Known Member Full Member

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    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Hmmmm Steve Weisfeld is co house judge for HBO who's anti-Haymon and he gave McDonnell the win 117-110:lol:

    How do you like it Haymon 2 can play that game.:hey

    Regardless McDonnell deserved the win but by 115-112 or 116-111
     
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    shoe Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    :lol: :deal

    fortunately i'm not obligated to subject myself to such abuse.
     
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    Watching the dirrells Would be a very effective torture technique but would be quickly outlawed for being to harsh and replaced with a less painful choice like nail pulling or electrocuting the genitals
     
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    Glad I didn't waste my time on this card. I fast forwarded looking for knockdowns but didn't catch many of the rounds. Let's have McDonnell/Kameda III.

    What's it say that "overrated" GGG got rid of Rubio early, while Dirrell took him the full distance. Granted Rubio made weight easier, but Dirrell is feasting on GGG's leftovers.