Who else sees an upset on Saturday?

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  1. Wiser 1878

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    Judah is being trained by a crackhead??? :Lok:

    :lol::lol::lol:
     
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    Alright.

    3-1 odds for anyone picking Judah.

    :fightme: :fightme:
     
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    This is gonna be good
     
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    PUSSIES!!!!

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  6. Azazel

    Azazel "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    is that Vargas with Zab ?? looks a lot slimmer than he was a couple years ago
     
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    ILLUMINATI Roberto Duran

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    Khan is trained by that crackhead punching bag....:scratcher:
     
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    I got some throaty obnoxious guy on commentary.
     
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    nothing?
    anyone?
     
  10. ILLUMINATI

    ILLUMINATI Roberto Duran

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    Judah trying a bit too hard to look like Whitaker...
     
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    Can't find anything online

    its all junk
     
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    mexican wedding shirt The Greatest of Are Times

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    I thought Judah would be winning or at least very competitive early. He's getting dominated.
     
  13. Azazel

    Azazel "Twinkle Toes" McJack

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    khan is develloping in quite a good fighter. zab seems already in survival mode, I hope he picks it up soon
     
  14. Wiser 1878

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    Khan dominated that fool and he'll do the same thing to Timothy.
     
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    Not really, although I'd say he's seen as a prospect. There are so many negative fans in the sport these days that someone like Jermain Taylor or Chad Dawson is called shit even after big, legit wins.

    Then for more neutral fans, we are so used to seeing guys like Quillin--such as Allan Green, Danny Jacobs, Joe Greene, Jaidon Codrington--fail to pan out that it's hard to get excited about any US prospect these days until they have a title belt around their waist.

    I think the biggest reason that it's hard to get hyped about a US prospect these days is because so few guys distinguish themselves as am phenoms, but that's just mE. If you don't dominate in the ams, it's likely that you will not dominate as a pro.
     

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