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Thread on Current Scene Re. Bernard Hopkins

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Post by Autobarn »

i didn't believe what i was reading

but there's defiitely articles to back it up
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Hops obviously got a lot of confidence fighting a bigger, slower man (Twatter). Taking it to the extreme now. Shame, as of all the heavies the last one I want to see humiliated is Maskaev.
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viciousmaussa wrote:Hops obviously got a lot of confidence fighting a bigger, slower man (Twatter). Taking it to the extreme now. Shame, as of all the heavies the last one I want to see humiliated is Maskaev.
Why do you want to see MAskaev humiliated????

He's a true warrior - always matched very hard and shown heart in coming back from big defeats..
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Post by Phenomenal-Nutrition »

E wrote:
viciousmaussa wrote:Hops obviously got a lot of confidence fighting a bigger, slower man (Twatter). Taking it to the extreme now. Shame, as of all the heavies the last one I want to see humiliated is Maskaev.
Why do you want to see MAskaev humiliated????

He's a true warrior - always matched very hard and shown heart in coming back from big defeats..
Reading Comprehension - work on it
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Post by steve689 »

This is daft, Hopkins should retire gracefully, even if he wins it will just make the division in even more of a mess. Although he probably doesn't care about that.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Well, I for one don't blame him for wanting to try, he'd get one over on Toney, though I suspect he will get a savage battering if he faces a big ruigged heavyweight like Maskaev. 12 Rounds is a long time to go without being tagged by a flush shot, and he doesn't have Jones Jr's handspeed, and Maskaev is a bit more aggressive than the reluctant Ruiz.
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Post by Max Molyneux »

Toney and Maskaev would give Hop a beating at Heavyweight.

Hopkins small skinny frame would be a mistake to try HW!

Why not Valuev? He's a weak champ too. Probably because he's with King.

Hopkins just likes big names who are overated to make him look good ala Tarver.
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I don't think it happens. Maskaev hasd to beat that Nigerian/Japanese citizen guy in Moscow, THEN beat Peter apparently. Unless the WBC make an exception.
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Post by overhand_right »

Never will happen. Hopkins isnt going to get the kind of big money he wants. At his age & with his frame i doubt he'll overcome a powerful guy like Maskaev either. Plus Maskaev has his hands full with other fights.

Go away B-Hop.
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Post by Autobarn »

maybe he's trying to get some attention, just to spark interest in him for cynical reasons.
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