The worst championship card in the world...ever

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The worst championship card in the world...ever

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A double world title bill in Las Vegas on September 4 sees undisputed welterweight champion Cory Spinks defend against Mexico's washed-up Miguel Angel Gonzalez - a man who has boxed seven times in five years since being hammered by Kostya Tszyu in 10 rounds.
And Lamon Brewster defends his WBO heavyweight crown against Kali Meehan of Australia - a man Danny Williams blew out in 32 seconds in June 2001.
"This is as exciting as it gets," says legendary promoter Don King. Tickets, priced at $500, $300, $200, $100 and $40, are on sale now and Showtime will televise.
Don King is the greatest con man the world has ever seen. This event is naff.
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Post by Guest »

Sounds like a allegedly promotion.
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Post by Kilburn »

Two mismatches.

To be fair I reckon Spinks is owed a softie after seeing off Mayorga and Judah consecutively.
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

500 dollard ringside, what a rip off for this fight.
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Without a doubt one of the worst we've seen ( and that's saying something ) It's probably backed up with 5 cruiserweight fights too.

I'd pay good money to avoid seeing it.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Can't see a big crowd for this one. Spinks is hardly the fans favourite, and who the fornicate is going to turn out to watch Kali Meehan.

This is a piss poor card, and certainly doesn't warrant a PPV.
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Post by knockout artist »

The Original Hurricane wrote:Sounds like a allegedly promotion.
You could wellget sued, and rightly so.

Warren has never put anything on as bad as this.
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Post by Kilburn »

Well Hide v Reed was certainly worse than Brewster v Meehan.
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You think I'm going to get sued?
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Post by MightyWarrior »

The Original Hurricane wrote:You think I'm going to get sued?
Check your doormat, there's probably a letter there already :D
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Post by Guest »

Thats just silly...... how would he know my address from reading an insult of him on this forum. And you must confess the fighters in his stable can be a bit protected. We just had Ricky Hatton admit it.
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Post by knockout artist »

The Original Hurricane wrote:Thats just silly...... how would he know my address from reading an insult of him on this forum. And you must confess the fighters in his stable can be a bit protected. We just had Ricky Hatton admit it.
Lighten up. Its a joke.

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The Original Hurricane wrote:You think I'm going to get sued?
OOOOOOOHHH your going to jail!! :wink:
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Re: The worst championship card in the world...ever

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bennie wrote:A double world title bill in Las Vegas on September 4 sees undisputed welterweight champion Cory Spinks defend against Mexico's washed-up Miguel Angel Gonzalez - a man who has boxed seven times in five years since being hammered by Kostya Tszyu in 10 rounds.
And Lamon Brewster defends his WBO heavyweight crown against Kali Meehan of Australia - a man Danny Williams blew out in 32 seconds in June 2001.
"This is as exciting as it gets," says legendary promoter Don King. Tickets, priced at $500, $300, $200, $100 and $40, are on sale now and Showtime will televise.
Don King is the greatest con man the world has ever seen. This event is naff.
Yeah, Miguel Angel Gonzalez is shot!

That beating he got from King Kostya was hard to watch, Gonzalez should have retired right after that fight
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OOOOOOOHHH your going to jail!!


Well if you got arrested, can you imagine doing so for any better reason then for insulting allegedly?
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Post by The REAL McCoy »

Kilburn wrote:Well Hide v Reed was certainly worse than Brewster v Meehan.
Yeah that was bad. The undercard fight was great though between Jon Thaxton and Emanuel Augustus, that was some fight!
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Post by dondada »

There have probably been worse championship cards than this in the last six months. But I deliberately forgotten what they are. 8)
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Post by kevo »

The undercard for the Vitali Klitschko-Sanders fight was pretty piss poor. Can't remember a single fight.
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Post by kevo »

Hold on, just remembered, Mario Veit fought some Egyptian fellow didn't he?
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Kevo wrote:Hold on, just remembered, Mario Veit fought some Egyptian fellow didn't he?
Nope, that was a regular Universum card in Germany. In Scandinavia they showed dane Ahmed Kaddour and a fight with Navarro. On the german broadcast they showed HL of Taras Bidenkos fight.
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Post by stujones »

Don't write of Miguel Angel Gonzalez yet, sure he took a beating by Tszyu, but that was Tszyu at his absolute best. Spoken to Corey's manager about this one - although he is confident of a victory, he's says its not the best match out there for Corey (i.e. too big a risk for the reward he is getting).

Apparently, although he's been fighting low level opponents of late, been very impressive. I'm not saying its a great match, but I think its probably right for Corey who may be a little jaded after a tough year mentally and physically. Had 2 Superfights in which he had to put 1000% of focus on, remember what happend to Scott Harrison - he looked jaded when he fought Medina.

I think its probably best for Corey to take it a bit easier, but obviously not too easily cause Gonzales is still okay.

Also, whilst Meehan shouldn't be nowhere near a world title fight, Brewster is such a second rate fighter himself, it is actually a decent match up. Forget about the tite - and upset may happen here. Brewster has been exposed by second rate fighters in the past, so has Meehan.
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