Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
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I hae heard that Bute will move to 175 after Brinkley if he does he is a joke, the guy has fought nobody at 168, and will bow out against fucking Jessie Brinkley :rolleyes:.
This event is a farce now.
I've heard quite the opposite from french medias in Montreal, the only person he would fight in a middle time period at 175 is Jean Pascal because that fight in Montreal would just be h-u-g-e but Bute said recently that he won't go to 175 yet because there is a lot of work to do at 168. Pavilk's name is in the air so is Froch and Jean Bedard, the money keeper of Interbox stated that he's in discussion for a major fight in march concerning Bute on HBO and likely at 168 again.
He'll move to 175 eventually, just not right now, you can count on that.
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I guess you missed the interview with his managment a few days ago? Where he stated he is moving to 175 after the Brinkley fight.
His management team has said in the Montreal media that the original plan to face the 168lbs winner is changed because the tournamnent will now take too much time to complete.
BUTE would have liked to face JEAN PASCAL as soon as March 2011 but since Jean needs to immediately give Dawson a rematch after the HOPKINS fight, their dual will have to wait until at least the end of 2011 !
The BUTE team is now looking to possibly face DANNY GREEN coming back down at 175lbs or there is talk of JOE CALZAGHE coming out of retirement to face BUTE !!! The Calzaghe fight would take place in Europe
No I didn't miss that but there has been new information that got yesterday and two days ago; Calzaghe is an option IF he returns but Pascal won't be before a long long time: Hopkins and a revenge clause with Dawson are first, so you can't forget that fight for at least a year now. Beside Bute, they effectively talked Danny Green but this has been dismissed recently as Green won't move down (apparently) and the other options mentioned are Pavlik (if he wins his next match as HBO are high on that one apparently) and either winner or loser of the Froch-Abraham fight depending of how the fight goes and of the interest afterward. Bute will sure move to 175 but not in a short time and probably not a short-middle time neither.
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
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I hae heard that Bute will move to 175 after Brinkley if he does he is a joke, the guy has fought nobody at 168, and will bow out against fucking Jessie Brinkley :rolleyes:.
This event is a farce now.
I've heard quite the opposite from french medias in Montreal, the only person he would fight in a middle time period at 175 is Jean Pascal because that fight in Montreal would just be h-u-g-e but Bute said recently that he won't go to 175 yet because there is a lot of work to do at 168. Pavilk's name is in the air so is Froch and Jean Bedard, the money keeper of Interbox stated that he's in discussion for a major fight in march concerning Bute on HBO and likely at 168 again.
He'll move to 175 eventually, just not right now, you can count on that.
:confused:
I guess you missed the interview with his managment a few days ago? Where he stated he is moving to 175 after the Brinkley fight.
His management team has said in the Montreal media that the original plan to face the 168lbs winner is changed because the tournamnent will now take too much time to complete.
BUTE would have liked to face JEAN PASCAL as soon as March 2011 but since Jean needs to immediately give Dawson a rematch after the HOPKINS fight, their dual will have to wait until at least the end of 2011 !
The BUTE team is now looking to possibly face DANNY GREEN coming back down at 175lbs or there is talk of JOE CALZAGHE coming out of retirement to face BUTE !!! The Calzaghe fight would take place in Europe
No I didn't miss that but there has been new information that got yesterday and two days ago; Calzaghe is an option IF he returns but Pascal won't be before a long long time: Hopkins and a revenge clause with Dawson are first, so you can't forget that fight for at least a year now. Beside Bute, they effectively talked Danny Green but this has been dismissed recently as Green won't move down (apparently) and the other options mentioned are Pavlik (if he wins his next match as HBO are high on that one apparently) and either winner or loser of the Froch-Abraham fight depending of how the fight goes and of the interest afterward. Bute will sure move to 175 but not in a short time and probably not a short-middle time neither.
The loser of the Froch/Abraham fight is still in the tournament unless the tournament completely falls apart. Therefore, the only option for Bute right now is Pavlik is what you're saying?
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
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Ward by easy decison.
Bika has been beat every time he stepped up in class - Calzaghe, Bute etc. I have to think that this will happen once again with Ward as well. On the other hand, Bika is a strong, dirty fighter. He'll force the issue with Ward. I just think Ward will probably box circles around him.
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
This should be a warm up fight for Ward for the semi's, thats interesting reply Nameless, I just hope Bute if there is no fights at 168 doesnt move up then never come back as I think that could happen if he does move up.
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
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I hae heard that Bute will move to 175 after Brinkley if he does he is a joke, the guy has fought nobody at 168, and will bow out against fucking Jessie Brinkley :rolleyes:.
This event is a farce now.
I've heard quite the opposite from french medias in Montreal, the only person he would fight in a middle time period at 175 is Jean Pascal because that fight in Montreal would just be h-u-g-e but Bute said recently that he won't go to 175 yet because there is a lot of work to do at 168. Pavilk's name is in the air so is Froch and Jean Bedard, the money keeper of Interbox stated that he's in discussion for a major fight in march concerning Bute on HBO and likely at 168 again.
He'll move to 175 eventually, just not right now, you can count on that.
:confused:
I guess you missed the interview with his managment a few days ago? Where he stated he is moving to 175 after the Brinkley fight.
His management team has said in the Montreal media that the original plan to face the 168lbs winner is changed because the tournamnent will now take too much time to complete.
BUTE would have liked to face JEAN PASCAL as soon as March 2011 but since Jean needs to immediately give Dawson a rematch after the HOPKINS fight, their dual will have to wait until at least the end of 2011 !
The BUTE team is now looking to possibly face DANNY GREEN coming back down at 175lbs or there is talk of JOE CALZAGHE coming out of retirement to face BUTE !!! The Calzaghe fight would take place in Europe
No I didn't miss that but there has been new information that got yesterday and two days ago; Calzaghe is an option IF he returns but Pascal won't be before a long long time: Hopkins and a revenge clause with Dawson are first, so you can't forget that fight for at least a year now. Beside Bute, they effectively talked Danny Green but this has been dismissed recently as Green won't move down (apparently) and the other options mentioned are Pavlik (if he wins his next match as HBO are high on that one apparently) and either winner or loser of the Froch-Abraham fight depending of how the fight goes and of the interest afterward. Bute will sure move to 175 but not in a short time and probably not a short-middle time neither.
The loser of the Froch/Abraham fight is still in the tournament unless the tournament completely falls apart. Therefore, the only option for Bute right now is Pavlik is what you're saying?
No. The loser of Froch/Abraham would likely be out of the tournament, at least, if Froch loses, therefore it would be an option for him, once eliminated, to fight Bute (admitting it happens). Also, you can bet on it that it is a very viable option because Froch did beat Jean Pascal and there is a huge rivalry Bute-Pascal in Montreal, seeing how Bute would do against Froch would definitely boost the interest for the fight. The abraham option is apparently potentially in the air too but I would guess on Froch, Pavlik or Calzaghe before.
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
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I hae heard that Bute will move to 175 after Brinkley if he does he is a joke, the guy has fought nobody at 168, and will bow out against fucking Jessie Brinkley :rolleyes:.
This event is a farce now.
I've heard quite the opposite from french medias in Montreal, the only person he would fight in a middle time period at 175 is Jean Pascal because that fight in Montreal would just be h-u-g-e but Bute said recently that he won't go to 175 yet because there is a lot of work to do at 168. Pavilk's name is in the air so is Froch and Jean Bedard, the money keeper of Interbox stated that he's in discussion for a major fight in march concerning Bute on HBO and likely at 168 again.
He'll move to 175 eventually, just not right now, you can count on that.
:confused:
I guess you missed the interview with his managment a few days ago? Where he stated he is moving to 175 after the Brinkley fight.
His management team has said in the Montreal media that the original plan to face the 168lbs winner is changed because the tournamnent will now take too much time to complete.
BUTE would have liked to face JEAN PASCAL as soon as March 2011 but since Jean needs to immediately give Dawson a rematch after the HOPKINS fight, their dual will have to wait until at least the end of 2011 !
The BUTE team is now looking to possibly face DANNY GREEN coming back down at 175lbs or there is talk of JOE CALZAGHE coming out of retirement to face BUTE !!! The Calzaghe fight would take place in Europe
No I didn't miss that but there has been new information that got yesterday and two days ago; Calzaghe is an option IF he returns but Pascal won't be before a long long time: Hopkins and a revenge clause with Dawson are first, so you can't forget that fight for at least a year now. Beside Bute, they effectively talked Danny Green but this has been dismissed recently as Green won't move down (apparently) and the other options mentioned are Pavlik (if he wins his next match as HBO are high on that one apparently) and either winner or loser of the Froch-Abraham fight depending of how the fight goes and of the interest afterward. Bute will sure move to 175 but not in a short time and probably not a short-middle time neither.
The loser of the Froch/Abraham fight is still in the tournament unless the tournament completely falls apart. Therefore, the only option for Bute right now is Pavlik is what you're saying?
No. The loser of Froch/Abraham would likely be out of the tournament, at least, if Froch loses, therefore it would be an option for him, once eliminated, to fight Bute (admitting it happens). Also, you can bet on it that it is a very viable option because Froch did beat Jean Pascal and there is a huge rivalry Bute-Pascal in Montreal, seeing how Bute would do against Froch would definitely boost the interest for the fight. The abraham option is apparently potentially in the air too but I would guess on Froch, Pavlik or Calzaghe before.
Explain that in more detail me. Before Dirrell was out, I thought that Johnson advanced to the next round with any sort of win and Green was out unless he knocked Johnson out, otherwise if Green won without a knockout, Dirrell made it through. Since Dirrell isn't in and the Ward/Bika fight is not part of the tournament, aren't Ward, Froch and Abraham in to the next round as is the winner of the Johnson/Green fight. Which means that the only available option for Bute is Pavlik assuming Calzaghe doesn't come out of retirement.
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
ward is going to destroy bika
Re: Ward vs. Bika in the works
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I hae heard that Bute will move to 175 after Brinkley if he does he is a joke, the guy has fought nobody at 168, and will bow out against fucking Jessie Brinkley :rolleyes:.
This event is a farce now.
I've heard quite the opposite from french medias in Montreal, the only person he would fight in a middle time period at 175 is Jean Pascal because that fight in Montreal would just be h-u-g-e but Bute said recently that he won't go to 175 yet because there is a lot of work to do at 168. Pavilk's name is in the air so is Froch and Jean Bedard, the money keeper of Interbox stated that he's in discussion for a major fight in march concerning Bute on HBO and likely at 168 again.
He'll move to 175 eventually, just not right now, you can count on that.
:confused:
I guess you missed the interview with his managment a few days ago? Where he stated he is moving to 175 after the Brinkley fight.
His management team has said in the Montreal media that the original plan to face the 168lbs winner is changed because the tournamnent will now take too much time to complete.
BUTE would have liked to face JEAN PASCAL as soon as March 2011 but since Jean needs to immediately give Dawson a rematch after the HOPKINS fight, their dual will have to wait until at least the end of 2011 !
The BUTE team is now looking to possibly face DANNY GREEN coming back down at 175lbs or there is talk of JOE CALZAGHE coming out of retirement to face BUTE !!! The Calzaghe fight would take place in Europe
No I didn't miss that but there has been new information that got yesterday and two days ago; Calzaghe is an option IF he returns but Pascal won't be before a long long time: Hopkins and a revenge clause with Dawson are first, so you can't forget that fight for at least a year now. Beside Bute, they effectively talked Danny Green but this has been dismissed recently as Green won't move down (apparently) and the other options mentioned are Pavlik (if he wins his next match as HBO are high on that one apparently) and either winner or loser of the Froch-Abraham fight depending of how the fight goes and of the interest afterward. Bute will sure move to 175 but not in a short time and probably not a short-middle time neither.
The loser of the Froch/Abraham fight is still in the tournament unless the tournament completely falls apart. Therefore, the only option for Bute right now is Pavlik is what you're saying?
No. The loser of Froch/Abraham would likely be out of the tournament, at least, if Froch loses, therefore it would be an option for him, once eliminated, to fight Bute (admitting it happens). Also, you can bet on it that it is a very viable option because Froch did beat Jean Pascal and there is a huge rivalry Bute-Pascal in Montreal, seeing how Bute would do against Froch would definitely boost the interest for the fight. The abraham option is apparently potentially in the air too but I would guess on Froch, Pavlik or Calzaghe before.
Explain that in more detail me. Before Dirrell was out, I thought that Johnson advanced to the next round with any sort of win and Green was out unless he knocked Johnson out, otherwise if Green won without a knockout, Dirrell made it through. Since Dirrell isn't in and the Ward/Bika fight is not part of the tournament, aren't Ward, Froch and Abraham in to the next round as is the winner of the Johnson/Green fight. Which means that the only available option for Bute is Pavlik assuming Calzaghe doesn't come out of retirement.
If Froch loses, he's out, not enough points. so after the Abraham fight, he would be technically available. Johnson is in because Dirrell is out but has no points, he's just taking his place to have a generous payday.
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skel1983
I hae heard that Bute will move to 175 after Brinkley if he does he is a joke, the guy has fought nobody at 168, and will bow out against fucking Jessie Brinkley :rolleyes:.
This event is a farce now.
I've heard quite the opposite from french medias in Montreal, the only person he would fight in a middle time period at 175 is Jean Pascal because that fight in Montreal would just be h-u-g-e but Bute said recently that he won't go to 175 yet because there is a lot of work to do at 168. Pavilk's name is in the air so is Froch and Jean Bedard, the money keeper of Interbox stated that he's in discussion for a major fight in march concerning Bute on HBO and likely at 168 again.
He'll move to 175 eventually, just not right now, you can count on that.
:confused:
I guess you missed the interview with his managment a few days ago? Where he stated he is moving to 175 after the Brinkley fight.
His management team has said in the Montreal media that the original plan to face the 168lbs winner is changed because the tournamnent will now take too much time to complete.
BUTE would have liked to face JEAN PASCAL as soon as March 2011 but since Jean needs to immediately give Dawson a rematch after the HOPKINS fight, their dual will have to wait until at least the end of 2011 !
The BUTE team is now looking to possibly face DANNY GREEN coming back down at 175lbs or there is talk of JOE CALZAGHE coming out of retirement to face BUTE !!! The Calzaghe fight would take place in Europe
No I didn't miss that but there has been new information that got yesterday and two days ago; Calzaghe is an option IF he returns but Pascal won't be before a long long time: Hopkins and a revenge clause with Dawson are first, so you can't forget that fight for at least a year now. Beside Bute, they effectively talked Danny Green but this has been dismissed recently as Green won't move down (apparently) and the other options mentioned are Pavlik (if he wins his next match as HBO are high on that one apparently) and either winner or loser of the Froch-Abraham fight depending of how the fight goes and of the interest afterward. Bute will sure move to 175 but not in a short time and probably not a short-middle time neither.
The loser of the Froch/Abraham fight is still in the tournament unless the tournament completely falls apart. Therefore, the only option for Bute right now is Pavlik is what you're saying?
No. The loser of Froch/Abraham would likely be out of the tournament, at least, if Froch loses, therefore it would be an option for him, once eliminated, to fight Bute (admitting it happens). Also, you can bet on it that it is a very viable option because Froch did beat Jean Pascal and there is a huge rivalry Bute-Pascal in Montreal, seeing how Bute would do against Froch would definitely boost the interest for the fight. The abraham option is apparently potentially in the air too but I would guess on Froch, Pavlik or Calzaghe before.
Explain that in more detail me. Before Dirrell was out, I thought that Johnson advanced to the next round with any sort of win and Green was out unless he knocked Johnson out, otherwise if Green won without a knockout, Dirrell made it through. Since Dirrell isn't in and the Ward/Bika fight is not part of the tournament, aren't Ward, Froch and Abraham in to the next round as is the winner of the Johnson/Green fight. Which means that the only available option for Bute is Pavlik assuming Calzaghe doesn't come out of retirement.
If Froch loses, he's out, not enough points. so after the Abraham fight, he would be technically available. Johnson is in because Dirrell is out but has no points, he's just taking his place to have a generous payday.
Froch is in regardless because Dirrell is out. Right now Ward, Abraham, and Froch make it to the semi's. Ward v. Bika isn't a sanctioned super six match. Johnson and Green are fighting for the last spot. Think about it what you are saying is that Green and Johnson are in regardless of who wins over Froch, that wouldn't make sense. Green has no points right now and either does Johnson. The loser of their match will still have no points. Froch has two even if he loses.
And my money is that Pavlik stays at 160 and fights Sergio in a rematch if he wins because that is a fight that HBO would buy and an easier fight than Bute. So, who does Bute fight next? It's a tough call.
