But what kind of bargaining tool is it? Valero is anonymous.
Maybe Arum looks in Judah's direction.
Pacquiao's side hasn't shown any interest in a third fight with Marquez since the second one ended. Valero is a good fight, but doesn't bring...
The latest.
Margarito can throw up to 100 punches a round. Mosley can't. Mosley will land clean punches, but it's just hard to see him doing enough to...
That has seriously become the most over-rated punch in boxing...because of the DLH fight. Because DLH kept walking forward, with his gloves up,...
Does anybody actually take what he says seriously?
There's some real dogs on that "New Guard" list.
Yeah. I mean, maybe there's a token card for Collazo but it's hard to see two. Edit: Not even a token card.
Great fight. Tons of heart and effort from both.:bears:
It's a good time to ask...how far ahead do the judges have Berto?
He wasn't worth the time on HBO, that's for sure. Or the hypeman treatment from Kellerman. Still, he's shown he's at least tough and can...
No argument there. But they've been talking about Guerrero getting this fight near his hometown, in San Jose...so I guess it should be expected...
From Michael Rosenthal:
Fightnews: Ramirez stuns Alekseev! Underdog claims WBO interim cruiser belt By Wolfgang Schiffbauer at ringside In the first huge...
I said safe. I didn't say it would be the same as Mayweather. But that's a reference number.
A note from Dan Rafael's chat: Another:
Ten thousand seems a very safe estimate. Some reports I read here had it at 20,000 for the Mayweather fight.
ESPN Chat:
Boxingtalk: ROY JONES PICKS OMAR SHEIKA AS NEXT OPPONENT By Scott Shaffer According to Dan Rafael of ESPN2, 1988 Olympian Roy Jones,...
In this discussion, the number of fans is only important in determining the money. So, if British fans, in smaller number, have more money, and...
If Pacquiao can make so much more money fighting in the Phillipines, then why is Arum so insistant on forcing him to take less money to fight in...
The latest in a long line of rumors for this fight, from Dan Rafael:
No, he just made a habit out of putting out a soft jab that continually landed short...and seemed to back up and/or cover up just about every time...
He's fast and skilled, but he does drop his hands. And I can't say I've seen that much of him, but I wonder a little bit about his stamina.
He liked Origami? Frankly, I'd like to see what he could do with that Wlad cut-out Haye was walking around with.
The version that fought Hopkins weighed 160.
That story line always gets me.
Good point. If it was the one that fought Hopkins he could have some problems.
He might be wishing he had that paycheck for the De La rematch.
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