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On the 27th. How can this fight get sanctioned, very sad

Is that it? No name?

Ron Aubrey

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

yeah i noticed this. a truly shocking matchup

Aubrey was stopped by Jamal Woods

RETURN OF EL MATADOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

who nex

I don`t know man. Peter may have his hands full.

Aubrey has tko wins over Shawn Dismuke and John Fish.

He better not take him lightly.

He couldn't do any worse the Hasim Rahman did in the New Zealand Super 8 tournament

Ron Aubrey is basically a corpse with a winning record. He is 12-2-1 against other corpses and 0-1 against bums.

Stop being so hard on Sam Peter!

He hasn't fought in many, many months and is coming off two KO losses. Right now, he needs a warm-up opponent for his first fight back.

Its Oklahoma. Butterbean got a fight sanctioned with a overweight hamster there once.

HE NEST

In his last fight, he KOed Toney.

Plus, he is a former pro hockey player.

I assume he was the team's enforcer.

I'm intrigued

This card is headlined by mayorga taking on a 9-23 fighter. That is motherfucking scary that this kind of stuff gets sanctioned.

In his second year as a pro, Floyd Mayweather fought a guy who was two divisions smaller and had a record of 1-13:

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

Maybe that shouldn't have been sanctioned?

Freedom2013 wrote:In his second year as a pro, Floyd Mayweather fought a guy who was two divisions smaller and had a record of 1-13:

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

Maybe that shouldn't have been sanctioned?

Wow Tunney, that's a real eye opener. After confirming you claim, I looked at the record of many other top fighters, and [gasp], nearly all of them fought overmatched opponents early on (even the infallible Wlad Klitschko- I thought he only fights the best of the best).

bigjack wrote:who nex

Riddick Blowe wrote:HE NEST

Is it Nest? Necks/Nex? Nesh? The mysteries of Sam Peter....

lol at Lampley "I didn't understand the answer."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liwDVF69Cis

crusader wrote:

bigjack wrote:who nex

Riddick Blowe wrote:HE NEST

Is it Nest? Necks/Nex? Nesh? The mysteries of Sam Peter....

lol at Lampley "I didn't understand the answer."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=liwDVF69Cis

That has to the strangest interview in the history of boxing

remember when he facrd wladimit 1st time
he was 24-0 22 ko's

wladimir desperately wanted the fight to prove things, and it was a great match up

chucktaylor wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:In his second year as a pro, Floyd Mayweather fought a guy who was two divisions smaller and had a record of 1-13:

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

Maybe that shouldn't have been sanctioned?

Wow Tunney, that's a real eye opener. After confirming you claim, I looked at the record of many other top fighters, and [gasp], nearly all of them fought overmatched opponents early on (even the infallible Wlad Klitschko- I thought he only fights the best of the best).

People shouldn't be picking on Peter and Mayorga for taking warm-up fights, because just about everyone has fought some soft ones along the way (either early on, or as warm-ups after a KO loss or losses). I used Floyd as an example because so many here consider him to be the best.

Freedom2013 wrote:

chucktaylor wrote:

Freedom2013 wrote:In his second year as a pro, Floyd Mayweather fought a guy who was two divisions smaller and had a record of 1-13:

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

Maybe that shouldn't have been sanctioned?

Wow Tunney, that's a real eye opener. After confirming you claim, I looked at the record of many other top fighters, and [gasp], nearly all of them fought overmatched opponents early on (even the infallible Wlad Klitschko- I thought he only fights the best of the best).

People shouldn't be picking on Peter and Mayorga for taking warm-up fights, because just about everyone has fought some soft ones along the way (either early on, or as warm-ups after a KO loss or losses). I used Floyd as an example because so many here consider him to be the best.

I think early in your career fighting bs guys can be a lil more forgivable. The Floyd one is definitely bad even though Floyd was only 8-0, but if you look @ this guys record he had fought Junior f#cking Jones, who was 30+ fights into his career, earlier in his career. That is completely unforgivable. Sadly this sh!t happens all the time. Go to any club fight & if there isn't some 10-0 guy fighting a 0-4 guy or something similar its a rarity. I'd like to see commissions take sanctioning fights more seriously & try to maintain some level of competitiveness in their fights.

Isn't Sam Peter a 48 year old "bum" at this point?

I'm more shocked by no one calling him Sam Peters in this thread yet.

Tony1244 wrote:Isn't Sam Peter a 48 year old "bum" at this point?

Not according to his fake birth certificate.

Freedom2013 wrote:In his second year as a pro, Floyd Mayweather fought a guy who was two divisions smaller and had a record of 1-13:

http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_ ... &cat=boxer

Maybe that shouldn't have been sanctioned?

"Chavez down in the 4th and 5th rounds. Chavez' record given as 22(12KO)-16."

I wonder if it would have been sanctioned had boxrec been around.