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"By the way I already have a call that I recieved from Jerry Jones in Dallas. He wants to do the rematch next year in Cowboys Stadium." Bob Arum

 

 

 

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by DeHoyos:

If JR can go 89-1-1 he will have the same record as his father and can then eclipse his records.

 



Dreamin cause reality doesn't fit my beliefs! THE LEGEND WAS BORN, BUT NEVER SHOWED UP!  You can rematch the fight at Machu Picchu, but when you have a real fighter against an out-classed average fighter, the place is irrelevant.
 
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"I believe in the next fight he will start faster, and now he believes he can knock him out." Roy Jones Jr.

 

 

 

The blood is in the water, and now Julio will be hunting for the knockout from the first bell...Martinez even saluted Julio and all the Mexicans after the fight....They will both be in the best shape of their lives next time around...Should be a good one.

 

 
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(Round 7-  Ward vs Sanchez)
Lampley "Sanchez has absolutely nothing to fear as he leans in on Ward."
Roy Jones Jr "If I were paying for this fight on pay-per-view, I would be asking for half of my money back" and "someone should pay me to watch this."
10 Seconds later, Sanchez was down and out!
Jones was the guy that felt he was so unbeatable he would play a semi-pro hoops basketball game the day of a championship fight. He was without a doubt physically one of the (if not the best) best but his decision making was terrible.

HBO has Jones commentating because they would hate to ruin the reputation they have built on guys like Lampley and other bums.
Watch Cotto vs Clottey, I think Lampley either didn't know Clottey's name or is just so into Cotto he only can see Cotto.
 
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"One thing I don't think anybody is mentioning is the fact that JR hardly ever let his hands go. He was in position so many times to punch and just didn't do it. Granted, Martinez was decking him with shots all night therefore he was probably gun shy. That said, I don't recall JR ever being in deep danger. If the kid would throw punches and take more chances in a second fight, I'd support it." UrdaddyinAz

 

 
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I think I speak for the entire Forum when I say, 'Im glad Zoukie decided to only post in his 23 other forums for a while...'

 
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Wow this avatar ban ruins threads like this one. 

 
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https://youtu.be/o_AiaWo6Z0E?t=3m3s

 

smokin boodra...

 
 
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