Can only see a Ward v froch final.
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Can only see a Ward v froch final.
Oh but he is. When a rapper where's the big Jesus jewelry the jesus has a big beard and long straight hair. White characteristics.
Egg on ya face
Ward will win this whole tournament.
BTW you guys do know that Showtime will replay the Pac SSM fight?
Ah man I hope they don't replay that fight!
My honest opinion that fight was awfull!
Who agrees??
Not me, I'm trying to record it on my DVR. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dropanuke
Record it, really??
Why?? I mean it didn't prove PAC was better
This fight comes on after the Pac-Mosley replay @ 10:00 PM EST tonight, Abe-Andre won't start until an hour or so later. The action starts in about 15 minutes..
May 14
At Carson, Calif. (Showtime): Super Six World Boxing Classic semifinals, Andre Ward vs. Arthur Abraham, 12 rounds, for Ward's WBA super middleweight title.
I think Abraham is going to be frustrated like never before in this fight, should be ugly because Andre Ward is in this fight. Abraham has the power to change the fight if he can out muscle ward inside. I would like to see Ward lose because I hate his style of boxing, but I think he will cruise to a easy decision.
I decided to merge the two threads, hope no one minds.
BTW, if you need a stream for this fight, let me know and i'll send you a PM, Arreola-Nagy Aguilera looks to be getting underway on a stream in a few minutes.
I could do with a stream if you dont mind;D
Also, how long until the main event is on?
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Originally Posted by CFH
It's all good, I just wondered where the fight thread was going to be.
Who the heck is Cyndee :confused: I like Ward here. Dear God they are going to reair Manny vs Mosley. Think I have clothes to wash. Gus Johnson wtf :furious2:
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Originally Posted by ross
I'll send you a link with some streams, Abe-Ward starts after the Pac-Shane replay in about an hour.
Arreola still has ripples of fat whenever he jumps up and down. The weight loss is more than it has been made out to be, he has gone from being heavily overweight to moderately overweight.