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To save us from the Merry-go-round
To save us from the Merry-go-round
Does anyone have any suggestions as to who should step in if Hopkins doesn't go through with the Witter fight? I was thinking Lazcano but he now looks like he won't be available. Obviously needs to be a name fighter who will come to win
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Holt is fighting in April. Torres is still free.
Bami and Lynes would be a massive step back for Junior. Better that he waits for better opponents to become free, surely?
Castillo has technically been the mandatory since October, but the WBC appear to be trying to cash in a little bit more.
Maussa can't make 140 anymore. He's fighting at 147 and got KTFO badly in his last fight on the Cotto undercard.
Bami and Lynes would be a massive step back for Junior. Better that he waits for better opponents to become free, surely?
Castillo has technically been the mandatory since October, but the WBC appear to be trying to cash in a little bit more.
Maussa can't make 140 anymore. He's fighting at 147 and got KTFO badly in his last fight on the Cotto undercard.
Torres is the obvious fight for Witter if Hopkins falls through and Hatton doesn't face Torres in his next fight.
As said before, Lynes and Bami would be steps back, beating Castillo wouldn't do anything for his career as Hatton's been there and done that.
Witter needs to be having the unification fights from now on.
As said before, Lynes and Bami would be steps back, beating Castillo wouldn't do anything for his career as Hatton's been there and done that.
Witter needs to be having the unification fights from now on.
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DG.
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D-Hop also needs the money for digsDG. wrote:Torres I suppose ( for the belt) I personally think Hopkins will take the fight, he needs a belt and can not aford to turn down the opportunity,imo.
Reminds me of when BERNARD took all but 1 belt off the line when he was due to fight Eastman, mind games!
Witter stops Hopkins in 7.
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DG.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:D-Hop also needs the money for digsDG. wrote:Torres I suppose ( for the belt) I personally think Hopkins will take the fight, he needs a belt and can not aford to turn down the opportunity,imo.
Reminds me of when BERNARD took all but 1 belt off the line when he was due to fight Eastman, mind games!
Witter stops Hopkins in 7.
Exactly, who wants to rent a flat from B-Hop? not I!
I believe Bradley is fighting Castillo in a WBC eliminator, so I doubt he'll be in the mix. The winner of that would be a decent opponent for Witter later in the year though. Although the Witter camp may have to backtrack somewhat on their comments post Hatton-Castillo.steve689 wrote:Timothy Bradley would give Witter a more than able workout.
Most of Torres' defenses were vs top contenders to the WBO. Decent/tricky fighters like Holt and Arnaoutis. Surely Torres wants to now make as many easy WBO defenses at home as is humanly possible. No one wants to risk losing their title vs a stylist like Witter.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I agree, even if the fight was in Doncaster car park it would be Ricardo's biggest pay day.Lenny wrote:Why do you say that, defending against Holt was hardly an easy option to take?Autobarn wrote:No one's going to unify with Witter, especially not Torres.
Goes back to debate that James and I had on here about titles versus money. If I had a family to feed, and relied solely on boxing, I'd want a decent payday.Autobarn wrote:Most of Torres' defenses were vs top contenders to the WBO. Decent/tricky fighters like Holt and Arnaoutis. Surely Torres wants to now make as many easy WBO defenses at home as is humanly possible. No one wants to risk losing their title vs a stylist like Witter.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:I agree, even if the fight was in Doncaster car park it would be Ricardo's biggest pay day.Lenny wrote: Why do you say that, defending against Holt was hardly an easy option to take?
This is his opportunity, especially if a US Network pick it up too.
hope so. Showtime would possibly be interested. That's if they didn't still hate Witter for that Judah fight...And if they would actually look at Witter's last performance...Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Goes back to debate that James and I had on here about titles versus money. If I had a family to feed, and relied solely on boxing, I'd want a decent payday.Autobarn wrote:Most of Torres' defenses were vs top contenders to the WBO. Decent/tricky fighters like Holt and Arnaoutis. Surely Torres wants to now make as many easy WBO defenses at home as is humanly possible. No one wants to risk losing their title vs a stylist like Witter.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote: I agree, even if the fight was in Doncaster car park it would be Ricardo's biggest pay day.
This is his opportunity, especially if a US Network pick it up too.
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Ha Ha spot on mate!!!Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:D-Hop also needs the money for digsDG. wrote:Torres I suppose ( for the belt) I personally think Hopkins will take the fight, he needs a belt and can not aford to turn down the opportunity,imo.
Reminds me of when BERNARD took all but 1 belt off the line when he was due to fight Eastman, mind games!
Witter stops Hopkins in 7.
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