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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: boyinblack80 Date: August 26, 2017, 12:41 pm
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       I agree....boxing was great and became a joke with wins that
       clearly were stacked cards and it just couldn't trick real fans
       anymore
       sadly for me UFC seems to have transformed into what I didn't
       like about boxing...it became about promoting decent
       fighters...as legends and honestly (for me) became totally
       disappointing.
       I still think there are great fighters around and in the
       sport...but it's clear that we are presented almost a false
       reality when it comes to who's really the best.
       tonight's fight might be interesting.  I really don't know much
       about either guy and there's SO much hyperbole around the entire
       event...it almost makes me want to completely avoid it just
       based on all the hype.  The payday these guys are getting is
       ridiculous and kind of disgusting as well....
       I don't know...I wish I could see a silver lining...
       you going to check it out Chiprock?
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: August 26, 2017, 4:44 pm
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       Yeah, I'm definitely going to be watching Mayweather vs McGregor
       tonight no doubt, even if I know that this is going to be a bore
       of a fight. Yup, I said 'bore'. This is how it's going to
       go.....Mayweather is going to run around for 10
       Rounds...McGregor is going to be frustrated the whole fight
       because he can't get to him. Actually, the fight will end
       somewhere in the 4-5th round. Mayweather is conditioned to go 10
       Rounds. What's McGregor's average in UFC? 2 rounds? UFC...even
       in a Championship Fight only goes 5 Rounds. So he is clearly not
       conditioned to take the fight very far. Honestly, I think he
       will be out of gas by the end of Round 1, start to waltze around
       in Round 2 and 3 to refuel his tank, get frustrated in Round 4
       when Mayweather is still refusing to engage and waste what
       little gas he has and then BOOM...Mayweather drops him for the
       win.
       With that said, what makes this fight intriguing is that
       anything can happen. For all of McGregor's limited boxing
       skills...he has a punchers chance. There is a chance, however
       small it is, that Mayweather will engage to take him out for all
       the sh*t that McGregor talked during the media hype and that
       right there may have been McGregor's best skill for the fight.
       Get under Mayweather's skin with all the name calling and smack
       talk just to push him into a fight and take him out of his 20
       year run fest. Get to a man's ego and you got a shot and pulling
       off an upset because he may feel like he's not a man for letting
       McGregor get away with running his mouth for the past few
       months.
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: boyinblack80 Date: August 26, 2017, 7:18 pm
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       cool.
       we'll blow up pennycan like the sherdog forums tonight then!!
       so is this considered a UFC event or is the boxing on all the
       undercards?  I wasn't sure...a full boxing night would be
       soooooooooo boring.
       hahahaha
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: boyinblack80 Date: August 26, 2017, 7:27 pm
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       bummer it's a full night of boxing.
       I just don't care about it anymore.  I have some older UFC
       fights saved on our DVR I've never seen.  I might watch those
       leading up to the actual Mayweather Connor fight then.
       I am not sure I could stand 2 hours of pre-boxing.
       I will check out the main event though...so I'll be posting
       then!!
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: August 26, 2017, 7:28 pm
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       All Boxing. Watching undercards now in a empty arena.
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: boyinblack80 Date: August 26, 2017, 7:39 pm
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       hahahah
       I am sure.
       it's BOXING!
       ;)
       I keed I keed./
       this should be fun. I am seriously going to watch UFC though for
       the next hour or two...we have 2 or 3 free events we DVR'd and
       hadn't watched...so we'll knock a few of those out as a warm up.
       
       I am guess the main event would be around 8:15 or so?
       Is Joe Rogan going to be on the mic?  I really like his
       announcing honestly...I am guessing probably not?
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: August 26, 2017, 7:49 pm
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       It's a Showtime Event. Doubt Rogan will have anything to do.
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: August 26, 2017, 7:51 pm
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       Sugar Ray Leonard is calling the prelim fights though.
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: boyinblack80 Date: August 26, 2017, 8:51 pm
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       watching now...man this first fight is slow!!!!!!!!
       But Sugar Ray rules...so I am not complaining on him being a
       part of this.
       hey if you can...send me your "pick hit" viewing channel.  I
       will be logging into the pc a bit later.
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       Re: Boxing's Greatest and Most Controversial Matches
       By: boyinblack80 Date: August 26, 2017, 8:59 pm
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       Ok my phone is logged into pennycan.  Link me like Zelda yo.  ;)
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