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Decent main event with Gilberto Ramirez 32-0 vs Gevorg Khatchikian 23-1 super middles and Konstantin Ponomarev 28-0 v Ramses Agaton 17-2-3 in co main. Not sure what to make of Ramirez though he's ranked number 2 across the board. Looks a bit robotic at times. Big weekend. Lets see how much of this Captain it takes for me to order tomorrows event ;D, Card kicks off in one hr
Is the undercard online? My friend has two guys on it.
Mark my words the Armenian is going to spank that Hispanic from pillar to post
Haven't seen any links Grey, not sure how deep the card will go though.
Thanks for the heads up, sir. Didn't see it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
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Originally Posted by greynotsoold
Give me a sec bro and check for the message
lightweights Saul Rodriguez 18-0-1 and 16-1 Ivan Najera actually up first. Najera fails to make weight coming in off a loss. That's not good.
What channel? Don't think I have it.
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Originally Posted by Spicoli
Ivan Najera. I recognize that name. Didn't that loss come against Felix Verdejo? That was awhile ago. He hasn't fought since then?
Wow. Nejera comes in enormous and looked like F Bojados chubby uncle, Rodriquez leads right body, left hook on the button and Nejera folds like lawn furniture!
I was watching the Sosa fight. The GBP card. Delahoya up now
You should be good now Grey.;D
Najera is my friends guy; the other, Casey Ramos won earlier.
I have Cox :-X Its on Ch. 61 here. Top Rank promotionQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Short and sweet, Rodriguez is a baby faced monster.
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Originally Posted by SpicoliI have Cox :-X Its on Ch. 61 here. Top Rank promotionQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Ahhh..... found it (TruTV, channel 56 over here).
Thanks.
;D
Caught it just in time to see Najera's sculpted physique being interviewed.
Donaire looks like he's about to enter the Kentucky derby here ;D Whatever he has left, he looks in shape
I'd like to see him back in the mix. An honest fighter in my opinion, meaning he always gives his absolute best effort.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
He doesn't lack for confidence, basically dismissed Ramirez as a bar fighter :-X I've never seen Khatchikian fight but if he is awkward with a chin Ramirez can be hit often.Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
Tim Bradley sharp as they come on the mic tonight
I don't think Khatchi's gonna have much of a chance boxing Ramirez from the outside.
Ramirez sharp hands early but his head is stock still! Huge build. Got clocked hard near rounds end though.
2-0 Ramirez, Khatchikian tags him again with loopy 'drunken master' type right hand! Ramirez is huge. Rebounds well. 3-0
Khatchi's looking clueless in there.
Khatchikian looks like a 50 yr old Darchinyan right now. Had to man. Ramirez in full control but needs to stop thinking so much
I was thinking the same thing earlier, Bradley is starting to grow on me.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpicoliHe doesn't lack for confidence, basically dismissed Ramirez as a bar fighter :-X I've never seen Khatchikian fight but if he is awkward with a chin Ramirez can be hit often.Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
Tim Bradley sharp as they come on the mic tonight
Any word on De La Hoya fight? Name aside young kid is exciting. Ramirez needs to floor it here.
Khatchi's swinging for the fences. I'm kinda expecting him to twirl after one of those misses and fall down.
Mancini pushing Canelo v Ramirez ???
Man! I'm glad you said that and not me. ;D I enjoyed the fight for 4 rds or so and then everything stated blending together. Can you tell me the winner's best round of the loser's best round?Quote:
Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust
DLH won.Quote:
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