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BoxingScene.com @boxingscene 2h2 hours ago
Davis vs. Salido Being Eyed For Mayweather-McGregor PPV? http://dlvr.it/PPRDxB #boxing
I also won't be mad if Mikey rocks him as expected but who knows.
Mikeys small for a super lightweight and broners on the bigger end of the division. Dont really see that happening.
Will be a close fight, but Broner will win
Chris MannixVerified account @ChrisMannixYS Jun 23
Early indications on Kovalev-Ward II PPV numbers: Low. Looking like 130K range, industry sources tell Y! First fight generated 160K buys.
Mikey Garcia is still not signed to any promoter?
No, he wants to be independent the rest of his career.Mikey Garcia is still not signed to any promoter?
http://www.espn.com/espn/now?nowId=21-0671058819463256342-4The World Boxing Super Series cruiserweight tournament, already loaded, will be even stronger as two more top fighters are poised to be announced as being part of the eight-man field. Former cruiserweight titlist Krzysztof Glowacki (27-1, 17 KOs), who stopped Hizni Altunkaya on Saturday in Poland, has already signed for the tournament, a source with knowledge of the deal told ESPN on Monday. Also, the source said that although the deal is not yet finalized it "looks pretty good" that titleholder Oleksandr Usyk (12-0, 10 KOs) will also join the field. The cruiserweight field already boasts world titleholders Murat Gassiev (24-0, 17 KOs), Mairis Briedis (22-0, 18 KOs) and Yunier Dorticos (21-0, 2 KOs) as well as former titleholder Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (53-3-1, 37 KOs). The super middleweight tournament field only has titlist George Groves (26-3, 19 KOs) and needs to be filled out. The draw for each single-elimination tournament, due to begin this fall, will take place on July 8 in Monte Carlo with the top four seeds (which are to be determined) in each field selecting their quarterfinal opponent from the remaining unseeded fighters.
Kov's getting rid of JDJ and wants to move up to cruiser.
He floated out working with Hunter, but Roach or going back to Abel would be his best bets. Hunter is what many accused Roach of being for years, there isn't a single guy who has gotten better after joining that camp.
YeaHunter as in Virgil Hunter?Kov's getting rid of JDJ and wants to move up to cruiser.
He floated out working with Hunter, but Roach or going back to Abel would be his best bets. Hunter is what many accused Roach of being for years, there isn't a single guy who has gotten better after joining that camp.
Anyway there's plenty left at Light heavyweight. But I do suspect that Kovalev isn't the same fighter mentally anymore.
Beterbiev looks to be struggling to make weight too. So he will probably move up to Cruiserweight soon. In a perfect world, we will get to see Alvarez, Jack, Smith Jr., Beterbiev, Stevenson, Ward, and Kovalev mix it up. But they are finding the most elaborate ways to avoid one another.
Beterbiev looks to be struggling to make weight too. So he will probably move up to Cruiserweight soon. In a perfect world, we will get to see Alvarez, Jack, Smith Jr., Beterbiev, Stevenson, Ward, and Kovalev mix it up. But they are finding the most elaborate ways to avoid one another.
Looks like Ward is moving to cruiser too.
It's kind of nice seeing cruiser become a legitimate division rather than this graveyard of washed up LHW's and HW prospects.