He would have been better if he didn't go to 147 too. He didn't carry his power up with him.
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He would have been better if he didn't go to 147 too. He didn't carry his power up with him.
The shit talking between Rubin Guerrero vs Angel Garcia would be made for TV 
The shit talking between Rubin Guerrero vs Angel Garcia would be made for TV
They did that already. Wasn't that good until right before the fight.
He might as well fight all the father/son teams them. Hell, put that fight together with the Porters.
Yeeeeaaaah. Youre right about that one. I do remember that, which reinforces your point that it wasnt that memorable nor lived up to the hype. Lol. Ruben wasnt as animated against Angel as he was with Floyd Sr.
I have to find the interview, but Angel said Reuben saw him in the bathroom and he wanted to do this big argument thing like he did with Floyd Sr and he wasn't with that. Reuben also said he thought he could get to Danny by getting on Angel's nerves.
Notes: Arum says he lost about $100k on Crawford-Postol PPV
Terence Crawford’s resounding decision win against Viktor Postol to unify junior welterweight world titles on July 23 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas was a money loser, as most expected it would be, but it did not lose as much as Top Rank promoter Bob Arum thought it would. Arum told ESPN.com that the fight generated between 50,000 and 60,000 buys on HBO PPV but a stronger-than-expected gate helped offset losses, which he said amounted to about $100,000.
“We lost a little money but very little,” said Arum, who said all along that he preferred for the fight to be on HBO but that the network did not have the money in its budget to buy the fight, forcing it to pay-per-view.
“Certainly if we had a rights fee that would have been the way to go but if I had looked for a rights fee I’d still be waiting for a phone call. Look, I got the fight on. It was an important fight for Terence’s career and he looked great. And (Oscar) Valdez won his (featherweight) title on the card, so it was worth it. I probably lost around $100,000 but the gate really surprised us. We were projecting it to be much lower but it did almost $750,000 and that really helped on a fight like this.”
Terence Crawford’s resounding decision win against Viktor Postol to unify junior welterweight world titles on July 23 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas was a money loser, as most expected it would be, but it did not lose as much as Top Rank promoter Bob Arum thought it would. Arum told ESPN.com that the fight generated between 50,000 and 60,000 buys on HBO PPV but a stronger-than-expected gate helped offset losses, which he said amounted to about $100,000.
“We lost a little money but very little,” said Arum, who said all along that he preferred for the fight to be on HBO but that the network did not have the money in its budget to buy the fight, forcing it to pay-per-view.
“Certainly if we had a rights fee that would have been the way to go but if I had looked for a rights fee I’d still be waiting for a phone call. Look, I got the fight on. It was an important fight for Terence’s career and he looked great. And (Oscar) Valdez won his (featherweight) title on the card, so it was worth it. I probably lost around $100,000 but the gate really surprised us. We were projecting it to be much lower but it did almost $750,000 and that really helped on a fight like this.”
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- Saul Lomas vs. Joshua Joseph, 4 rounds, welterweights
- Ector Madera vs. TBA, 4 rounds, junior welterweights
- Arturo Marquez vs. Curtis Waller, 4 rounds, welterweights
- Rudy Macedo vs. TBA, 4 rounds, welterweights
- Brent Venegas vs. Yesber Romero, 4 rounds, flyweights
- Mikaela Lauren vs. Klara Svensson, 10 rounds, female welterweights
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Good fight card tonight on PBC 
This first match is a barn burner.
I knew this was going to be a good fight but gatdamn!!! What a match
That wasn't a knockdown.
Man what if this shit end up being a draw? Lol
What kept that nigga on his feet?!?!?!
Damn good fight
The entire country of Ghana lol
THANKS, AL HAYMON!!!
HBO boxing is about to go under. Arum trying to jump to Showtime...
they need to charging $70 for canelo vs smith
a fight nobody wants to see anyway
and hell they cant even afford to pay for other quality fights
pbc destroyed those niggas
This kike fuck thinks that Pacquiao/Vargas is gonna beat any free fight that Haymon puts on TV.
This kike fuck thinks that Pacquiao/Vargas is gonna beat any free fight that Haymon puts on TV.
that mofo must be senile now
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