Everyone's favorite Winky Wright impersonator is back ! ;D
And Chavez Jr. IS in fact fighting Manfredo.
Joshua Clottey To Return on The Chavez-Manfredo Bill - Boxing News
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Everyone's favorite Winky Wright impersonator is back ! ;D
And Chavez Jr. IS in fact fighting Manfredo.
Joshua Clottey To Return on The Chavez-Manfredo Bill - Boxing News
He stunk it out against Pacman for sure, but the guy isn't always boring he's been in some good fights as well. I'd swallow my pride as well in his place if it meant not getting Ko'ed for that kind of payday. If he looks good I'd be interested in seeing him rematch the winner of Cotto-Margarito, those were both fights he had the ability to win.. But I guess thats his problem, guy just doesnt seem to want to fight to his ability.
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Originally Posted by p4pking
He did come VERY close to beating Cotto and Margarito.
NO! I don't know to what , but its my Clottey default setting now ;D
Any word to who he may fight?
How about Mayweather take on Pacman's leftover?;D
Clottey vs Ortiz could be good
It should be Clottey vs Bradley to see if Bradley ready to step up to the big league of 147ers.
Berto is looking for an opponent other then his mandatory Bailey.
Clottey wasted a good opportunity and lived of the pay day that he got from Manny, and now that has run out he is back. He has to start fighting and letting his hands go far more often to get the fans back. Sounds like Narvaez did the same against Donaire.
If you read the article then you woulda seen who he is fighting. ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Ant Live
He's fighting a guy named Green with a 25-7 record or something, who is coming off two KO losses, one of them to SERGIO MORA.
So pretty soft opponent.
Clottey was gone? Couldn't tell the difference.
Anything Clottey, after his dismal and for a pug, beyond embarrassment Pacquiao outing, do not deserve anyone's bother, including yours and mine. Since it is here anyway, allow me a fool's entry ;).....
After a heated battle during a course in a basketball game, a melee ensued, all six particulars involved in the altercation were later on suspended, but no suspension was far worse than for a seventh particular, who had it the worst for running away from the fight.
Justification? It undercuts and infringes on the integrity of the game.
Joshua Clottey, in my eyes the runner, and from his own account had soiled or thereto involuntarily violated in an excretal discharge the freshness of his underpants during his fight with Manny. Reason he gave or justified his poor outing. He had since attributed fault unto the intake of bad water before and during this particular fight... cleansing his own of any misdeed.
My take? ....just maybe, better yet, from bad nerves rendering control over certain muscles inadequate to lose performance effectivity! Rectal muscles!! :)
Great ..clottey and his almost this and almost that ripped fans for 60 bucks against pac now he probably spent his cash and wants to jack us for more. Oh please what does he want to do, work his way back up to sit there and shake his head no while whatever current champs works him over again ? No thanks i damn near would rather see mora. And i don't even like mora
He sucks. And he cheated against my boy Chico.. Fuck him
One of these days, Id love to see him receive a down south mississipi style ass whoopin. The kind that really damages a fighter.
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Originally Posted by FinitoElDinamita
How'd he cheat against Corrales ?
Clottey is back? :confused:
Does this really deserve the word back in capital letters AND three exclamation marks?
And it has taken this long to come back? The man must think he deserves another pay day. :rolleyes:
Oh goody.
Aren't people going a bit over the top here ? i agree he just looked to survive, but he's still been in some good fights and was a very solid Welterweight. Mosley stunk it out against Mora, and stilll got a big day and was alot worse vs Pacquiao. Atleast Joshua Clottey marked up Pacquiao.
Im interested to see him rematch Cotto or Margarito.
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Aaaaargghhhhhhh!
Clottey's performance, or the lack of it vs Manny Pacquiao was severely admonished in the Ghanaian media by Ghana's former three-time world champion in the featherweight-super-featherweight weight classes, Azumah Nelson.
He was shocked, upset, and was highly critical at the lack of purpose shown that night in March of 2010 by Joshua Clottey in his fight with the PacMan. Nelson couldn't get around the fact that his fellow Ghanaian, Clottey was even the contender in that duel.
Nelson felt that Joshua did not rise to the occassion, his fierceness atop the ring was lacking, and was too timid and subdued allowing for a mockery of the sport. Surely, when viewed through the eyes of a real warrior, tried and truly tested, like the former champ Azumah Nelson, this was a foregone conclusion.
Does Joshua Clottey deserve another stab at stardom? The few who will relent are the same ones who will repent.
Cast in stone, once pussified, stays pussified!
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Originally Posted by KananKrus
Harsh? Maybe, but Rant... indicators are that this isn't even half as harsh as how HBO and Top Rank honcho, Bob Arum have laid it on him after that fiasco of a fight.
On the spot, HBO stripped him for any future "showcase" gigs...and am pretty sure Mr. Top Rank's levy had a thing or two to do with that!
Meanwhile, Joshua must've been a good boy as of late, as he now finds himself back on the groove with HBO and Top Rank... however lowly-leveled his current billing now is.
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It's called "accountability", and I'm all for it.
Yeah Clottely has a lot of redeeming to do before I'll start taking notice