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  • marcus50bucks
    Niko Bellic
    • Jan 2007
    • 7141

    #1531
    I don't know about anyone else but ever since the fight was made I've had a naggin feeling if the fight is close the judges are going to give the decision to Alvarez. He's got a massive following and it's obvious that golden boy are building him up as the next super star. He's also undefeated and with Mayweather on his way out in the next couple of years I wouldn't be surprised to see some controversy. I personally would hate to see him lose at this stage of his career as I'm a massive fan of Floyd's but I'm kind of expecting it unfortunately. I just hope he can take advantage of Canelo's suspect stamina and dominate from the middle to late rounds.

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    • spud_gun
      Paisley
      • Jul 2006
      • 26519

      #1532
      I'm fairly sure that Floyd is going to school Alvarez.

      Floyd is simply too good. Wide UD for Floyd. Anything else would be a surprise.

      As for Mosley and Floyd. I'm fairly sure that 9/10 Welterweights would have gone down from that Mosley shot. It was a peach. Floyd though remained upright and was able to whether the storm and then boxed his way to a wide UD.

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      • spud_gun
        Paisley
        • Jul 2006
        • 26519

        #1533
        Ricky Burns is defending his lightweight title on Saturday night. He's fighting Ray Beltran. Should be a decent wee scrap. Undercard isn't all that great.

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        • Vermilion
          Shooterista
          • Dec 2007
          • 32026

          #1534
          Originally posted by spud_gun
          I'm fairly sure that Floyd is going to school Alvarez.

          Floyd is simply too good. Wide UD for Floyd. Anything else would be a surprise.

          As for Mosley and Floyd. I'm fairly sure that 9/10 Welterweights would have gone down from that Mosley shot. It was a peach. Floyd though remained upright and was able to whether the storm and then boxed his way to a wide UD.
          I can't get rid of the feeling that Alvarez is just another lamb to the slaughter, another fighter with a great rep who ends up getting beat by FM.

          I think his best bet is to let Floyd hit him on the head as often as he likes, infact head butt his right if he can really surprised me to see the state of FM hand after the last fight and the obvious pain he was in.



          Nah, seriously, the lad has a punchers chance the same as every boxer that's ever stepped into the ring with FM, he will not out box him, and FM wont go toe to toe which is Alavarez's style.

          Can't wait though, and age is not on FM side that's for sure, i just see him ending undefeated is all, and tbf that would be right and deserved imo.
          Last edited by Vermilion; 05-09-13, 07:39 AM.

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          • Pablo
            Anti-Antipodeanite
            • May 2007
            • 25808

            #1535
            Originally posted by spud_gun
            I'm fairly sure that Floyd is going to school Alvarez.

            Floyd is simply too good. Wide UD for Floyd. Anything else would be a surprise.


            As for Mosley and Floyd. I'm fairly sure that 9/10 Welterweights would have gone down from that Mosley shot. It was a peach. Floyd though remained upright and was able to whether the storm and then boxed his way to a wide UD.

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            • Chazza
              Des Lynam
              • Jan 2007
              • 31141

              #1536
              So Froch is doing this dancing thing with his missus on ITV which would indicate he is not taking the Groves fight seriously.

              Dangerous game.

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              • marcus50bucks
                Niko Bellic
                • Jan 2007
                • 7141

                #1537
                hmmmm I see that the referee and judges have been picked for the Mayweather fight. Whilst I'm happy with Bayless as the referee (I'd have been happy with either him or Tony Weeks) I raised an eyebrow when I read that CJ Ross is one of the judges. This is the same judge that pathetically scored the Bradley v Pacquiao fight 115-113 in Bradley's favour and wasn't made accountable for her shocking decision. I'm telling you lads if this fight is even close the fix is in right there. For me Mayweather needs to win this fight by a wide UD and I mean wide. I'm not talking 8-4 either. So much money has been invested in Alvarez and as I said before it's all about the passing of the torch and he's the next one in line in GBP eye. The minute you hear split decision next weekend you will know what I am talking about.
                Last edited by marcus50bucks; 06-09-13, 04:16 PM.

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                • Frenchie

                  #1538
                  ....

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                  • spud_gun
                    Paisley
                    • Jul 2006
                    • 26519

                    #1539
                    7 day weigh in


                    Alvarez 157.4



                    Floyd 152.5

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                    • RichC
                      Meh
                      • Jul 2006
                      • 37415

                      #1540
                      Quite funny

                      George Groves ‏@StGeorgeGroves 23m
                      @Carl_Froch says I'm being disrespectful to him?!? How could I be disrespectful.... to someone this dangerous?!?

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                      • marcus50bucks
                        Niko Bellic
                        • Jan 2007
                        • 7141

                        #1541
                        Shocking decision. Burns got lucky there.

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                        • Gibbo
                          Like a boss
                          • Jul 2010
                          • 26212

                          #1542
                          Very very poor decision that.
                          The times they are a changin'.

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                          • marcus50bucks
                            Niko Bellic
                            • Jan 2007
                            • 7141

                            #1543
                            Well said Beltran telling it as it is. The sport is corrupt.

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                            • Vermilion
                              Shooterista
                              • Dec 2007
                              • 32026

                              #1544
                              Sad.

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                              • calvoboy
                                Dalglish
                                • Jul 2006
                                • 2676

                                #1545
                                Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha...

                                Utterly ludicrous decision. Fair play to Burns for battling on with a dislocated jaw, he showed tremendous courage and will to win, but anyone with eyes could see that he was well and truly beaten. For one judge to give it to Burns by THREE ROUNDS is so ridiculous as to scream corruption.

                                Very dignified response by Beltran. He's right that he deserves an immediate re-match in America. I'd put lots of money on the fact that the two of them won't fight again though.

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