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im glad they specifically added that the 2 commentators were latinos of mexican descent, that's what really drew me in for this one

what greater way to celebrate multiculturalism and diversity than having two dudes of different ethnic backgrounds smack the sheeyat out of each other

Load of waffle.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Dec 2022, 17:14 im glad they specifically added that the 2 commentators were latinos of mexican descent, that's what really drew me in for this one

what greater way to celebrate multiculturalism and diversity than having two dudes of different ethnic backgrounds smack the sheeyat out of each other

Buys at 39.95 should be impressive, so whatever they say it was will be misleading. Who cares really.

Bud vs a so so opponent makes it hard to gauge if he is still at the top of his game or not. A fight against Spence or Boots will tell us more. Bud's trainer said no one calls him out. I guess they have Boot's number blocked. How good is Boots? Hopefully we get to find out.

The result went as I basically predicted it would.

Crawford seems to have Magic in those sudden Ko blows that arrive at of nowhere.

Since he obviously doesn't want to fight Spence, he may as well move up to 154, and then 160, and then 168.

This would be the best approach for making almost the amount of money that he'd make versus Spence.
And of course he'd make the Absolute Most versus Canelo.

Charlo at 154, GGG at 160, and then take on either Canelo, or Andrade, or Plant at 168.

Crawford either has panic attacks, or deep level self doubt thinking and meditating on and about Spence, or he
Just simply analyzes it as a bad styles match for himself. Maybe he figures it would likely go the distance and the judges probably would give an unfair scoring in favor of Spence.

I'd say to Terrance, hey, no problem Bud. There Are Indeed other equally intriguing bouts for you out there.
Go for the sequence that I suggested. And maybe if you want, take on Boots as A farewell bout at 147.