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MightyWarrior wrote:http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/gene ... 13083.html

Nice article by Bunce.

Agreed. Bunce is at his best in print. He highlights that Mayweather is the highest earner in sport. I paid a visit to Forbes to investigate further and was surprised to read that Floyd, unlike all his rivals in the Top 50, appears to receive no endorsements whatsoever. He's a unique character.

http://www.therichest.com/sports/forbes ... -athletes/

Yeah trouble is Garcia likes to trade, and that's a bad idea with the Argie, who looks a fearsome hitter. But I give the very tough Garcia a good shot.
His dad is a fruit cake - won't be long before he has to jettison him I think.

Grahan Houston & Tris Dixon are picking the Argie. Houston is usually right...not sure about Tris though.

In his preview of Alvarez/Floyd, he weirdly makes the point that he doesn't see it as a 50/50 fight...well that's good to know, because no one else on the planet sees it as a 50/50 fight either

I have a box.nation subscription at home but am a wedding this weekend. Does anyone know if having a home subscription means I can also log into their online service via my iPad? Cheers

BillyTKid wrote:I have a box.nation subscription at home but am a wedding this weekend. Does anyone know if having a home subscription means I can also log into their online service via my iPad? Cheers

I asked that question before and it's a no I'm afraid.

http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2013/s ... mayweather

The always excellent Kevin Mitchell.

Interesting to read in boxing monthly, Canelo's ex trainer saying he thinks Floyd has made a mistake calling it at 152, as it will make Canelo train even harder. ( of course he was gonna do that anyway though - but interesting to read he doesn't think the weight is a problem for the Mexican )

MightyWarrior wrote:http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2013/s ... mayweather

The always excellent Kevin Mitchell.

Interesting to read in boxing monthly, Canelo's ex trainer saying he thinks Floyd has made a mistake calling it at 152, as it will make Canelo train even harder. ( of course he was gonna do that anyway though - but interesting to read he doesn't think the weight is a problem for the Mexican )

Canelo looked ripped to shreds but far from gaunt at the weigh in, seemed healthy and strong. Doesn't look like a fighter whose killed himself to make weight, Floyd might have miscalculated this one I reckon...

Can anyone let me know what time the first repeat showing on CH437 is scheduled tomorrow? I won't be home tonight and have't set the Sky to record. I want to time my return home perfectly.

arlovski wrote:

MightyWarrior wrote:http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2013/s ... mayweather

The always excellent Kevin Mitchell.

Interesting to read in boxing monthly, Canelo's ex trainer saying he thinks Floyd has made a mistake calling it at 152, as it will make Canelo train even harder. ( of course he was gonna do that anyway though - but interesting to read he doesn't think the weight is a problem for the Mexican )

Canelo looked ripped to shreds but far from gaunt at the weigh in, seemed healthy and strong. Doesn't look like a fighter whose killed himself to make weight, Floyd might have miscalculated this one I reckon...

He looked pretty dry, but i though Garcia looked much worse. On the other hand though, Canelo needed to sit down before and after being weighed... which might not be such a good sign. Infact, it's a pretty bad one. Proof will be in the puddin so to speak.