King Arthur Abraham will absolutely obliterate Andre Dirrell's fragile Glass Jaw

Gayer? How is my opening post or subsequent posts gay?

:rofl:roflatschatsch Learn to speak English moron.

My rebuttal is 100% truth. I made thousands on this fight. It has got to the stage where several bookmakers are considering banning me, such is my notoriety.

I am a master at manipulating public opinion and the general consensus when it comes to boxing gambling. :deal

Another example of this is when I stated Allan Green would beat Andre Ward. Now that is preposterous as Green is a tomato can who can't box to save himself, but as soon as I stated this opinion, thousands rushed to put money on a Green KO win, thus improving the payout of a Ward victory. Meanwhile, with no small amount of wily stealth, I placed vast lumps of my well-earned fortune on a Ward win. The result - instant cashbank. Kerching.happy

The oldest trick in the book.:bbb

 

Prime Hopkins ducked prime Calzaghe in 2002. :deal

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- Jay Larkin, then Showtime TV Network's Senior Vice-President of Sports and Event Programming.

hungcocklover pwned. :rofl:rofl:rofl

 

If Hopkins would easily beat Calzaghe in his prime, then why did he blatantly duck the Italian Dragon? atschatsch

Your assessment is utter nonsense. Complete tripe.

 

I don't think he ducked him, I know he did. I have provided a genuine quote from the head of the network who wanted to show the fight.

It may have shocked a lot of people, but not Hopkins. He knew what he would have been in for, so looked the other way. :deal

 

:roflatsch Shocking to who exactly. Ring magazine-reading brainwashed Americans? :dead:dead

Calzaghe was a big Super-Middleweight with blazing hand-speed and terrific stamina and workrate. Hopkins was a cagey Middleweight at that point.

Calzaghe was back then and still is regarded as a much better fighter than Allan Green, so your comparison of the two scenarios is utterly void.

Pwned. :vonnecunt:bananamaniac:busharty