Peter named WBC Interim Champion!!!

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  1. Radar

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    I can't resist asking how you enjoyed Paul Williams' kicking Margo's ass? You know - just as I told you he would. And how about Witter smoking Viv Harris? Somewhere Floyd Mayweather was laughing his ass off at the inanity of some fans. Yeah, I know I am off topic. :lol:
     
  2. Shpion

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    I personally don't consider Golota to be deserving a title shot. That being said I would still rather have Golota vs. Peter for the belt in a non TV aired fight than no fight at all. Just a personal reference.

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    You are actualy giving Maskaev too much credit for calling him "smarty pants," because he is an idiot. He could have had a unification fight with Vladimir Klitschko before that Okhelo non-sense, thus, having retired financially set. No
     
  3. Ambition_Def

    Ambition_Def **** the people. Full Member

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    Margarito will be back. I even have the famous avatar in stock, ready to return the day he makes his grand reappearance. :yep

    Harris is done. He's been done since Manny dropped him. Can't take directions, has too big an ego, believes too much in his power. Sounds familiar. :think

    Paul Williams is a middleweight masquerading as a welterweight. 6'2 162lbs at fight time? Jesus. :patsch He'll be fighting for the super middleweight title before he's 29.
     
  4. Ambition_Def

    Ambition_Def **** the people. Full Member

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    Well that's all fine an dandy but people still have to get paid. Off tv means Showtime loses out on it's contract and the promoters lose money there.

    Sam Peter is not an off TV fighter under any circumstances. Someone with his youth and energy will make a showtime card even against a gimmie. That is what people consider of his TV potential. But seeing it was labeled a "title fight" they felt Golota was out of his league and took a hard line against it.

    How much did he make fighting that bum in Russia? I'm sure he got at least 75% of that purse, at least.
     
  5. Shpion

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    As you had said. That is because the only E. European blocks under the wbc puppeteer's(don king) wing are Golota and Valuev.
     
  6. RUSKULL

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    As if Peter is some huge threat to Vitali :-(
     
  7. Shpion

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    Instead of not getting paid at all, they could have done the same as it was done with Briggs vs. Ibragimov or Holy vs. Savarese - PPV.




    I hope he and his f**king team incurred a loss for that joke of a fight.
     
  8. RUSKULL

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    ..........and I can't resist asking you "how much you enjoyed watching Wladimir beat Brewster so badly in the rematch that he quit?" :D
     
  9. Radar

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    Well, pretty reasonable stuff. But I'll just quip that Margo is a very big WW as well. Tony was what - 5'11" and 160 pounds? :yep
     
  10. Ambition_Def

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    Nein. 5'11 157. Even if you slot both of them at their weigh-ins it was a jr.middle fighting a younger middleweight.

    We both know what Margarito is. He's all strength and volume. Hopefully in the rematch he does the only thing that works for him, and that's throw like a windmill. What a dumb move on their part to try and knock Williams out. :patsch You'd think after this much time they'd know how to win.
     
  11. Radar

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    Brewster should not have fought Klitschko in his first outing back after his third detached retina and a very long layoff. Still, the way my math works they will probably retire at 1-1. How do you like them apples? :lol:

    BTW - just because I still consider you a noob to the site :rofl - I predicted that Wlad would batter Brewster in the first fight. I figured the same for the second one as well. :deal
     
  12. Radar

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    But it is a fair size matchup for said 5'11, 157 (debatable, BTW - he has been reoprted to be 160 for some fights) pound WW to fight Mayweather - who is 5'8" and 150 pounds soaking wet (and looked his best at 135-140)? :yep
     
  13. Loufatski

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    I certainly loved it. Brewster was sooooooo over-rated I knew it all along.
     
  14. Radar

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    At this stage he most certainly is. Klitschko is broken, son, and you'd better hunker down and deal with it. :rofl

    An old Lennox lewis took his heart. :lol:
     
  15. RUSKULL

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    You're def. right, Brewster should've had a tune-up before fighting for the belt. I don't think the detached retina affected his eyesight at all though. He even said the eye was fine but you know in the back of his mind he didn't want another injury like that one and that helped him make the decision to quit when he did.

    Are you going to be posting regularly again? If so I'll have to sharpen my debating skills...................:yep