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Jesse Vargas has NO business fighting Spence, who would dominate him as badly as he did Peterson.

Who buys Spence more juice at this point ... Vargas or Porter ?

Both seem a little slack and I want Errol Spence to up the competition he's ahead of those two I think.
I bet you Crawford finds a way out of boxing Spence.

Evander wrote: ↑22 Jan 2018, 03:10 Who buys Spence more juice at this point ... Vargas or Porter ?

Both seem a little slack and I want Errol Spence to up the competition he's ahead of those two I think.
I bet you Crawford finds a way out of boxing Spence.

Me too. I’d be dissapointed if it’s not Crawford, Thurman or Even Garcia. Spence is willing and able to fight them next but this is boxing and you can be assured of dissapointment.

Crawford wants to be accepted at 147 and respected.
I think Horn was the easiest choice for Crawford at Welterweight.
That buys Terence Crawford to the summer to make his mark.

”My dad knows there are only 2 guys that I want,” said Porter. ”That’s Keith Thurman, and outside of that, Danny Garcia.

Badhusker wrote: ↑22 Jan 2018, 09:14 ”My dad knows there are only 2 guys that I want,” said Porter. ”That’s Keith Thurman, and outside of that, Danny Garcia.

Does that mean that Porter accepts that he is no match to Spence and Crawford? A little disappointing. I had a better opinion about him as a warrior.

I only want to see Spence, Porter, Thurman and Crawford fight one another.

Garcia is not in this league and neither is Horn. Pac is finished and Bradley is retired (I think).

Every time one of those 4 fight someone else it's a pointless fight.

boxing_rocks wrote: ↑22 Jan 2018, 12:49

Badhusker wrote: ↑22 Jan 2018, 09:14 ”My dad knows there are only 2 guys that I want,” said Porter. ”That’s Keith Thurman, and outside of that, Danny Garcia.

Does that mean that Porter accepts that he is no match to Spence and Crawford? A little disappointing. I had a better opinion about him as a warrior.

I did too, and was surprised to see Porter say Spence wasn't on his radar. I thought he would be one guy that would fight anyone at any time. I do think he realizes he may be out-matched. That said, if he does beat Thurman (which I doubt) then he would eventually be forced to fight Crawford or Spence.

Porter maintains that since he's not rated in the IBF's bogus top 15 welterweight contenders then Spence isn't a realistic fight.

I don't think I've ever heard a boxer so relieved to be bypassed by a ratings committee.

Instead Porter can focus on much more winnable fights against Thurman and Garcia, where he's at least 50/50 to come out on top.