Rubio needs to keep in tight and by the looks of this the ref won’t let him.
Forget that…good luck !
Walters very impressive. Lomachenko was talking about getting the winner of this fight. If he still wants Walters after that he’s even ballsier than I thought. I think Donaire could still beat some of the top guys at 126, but Walters just beat him down. From the knockdown in the 3rd to the finish it was one-way traffic.
Stroll in the park for GGG yet again. It’s ridiculous at this point. I was resistant to the idea of him moving up to 168 as he’s not that big of a middleweight, but there doesn’t seem to be much point in him staying at 160 if this keeps up. No one can live with him.
[QUOTE=“Watch The Break, post: 1033151, member: 260”]Walters very impressive. Lomachenko was talking about getting the winner of this fight. If he still wants Walters after that he’s even ballsier than I thought. I think Donaire could still beat some of the top guys at 126, but Walters just beat him down. From the knockdown in the 3rd to the finish it was one-way traffic.
Stroll in the park for GGG yet again. It’s ridiculous at this point. I was resistant to the idea of him moving up to 168 as he’s not that big of a middleweight, but there doesn’t seem to be much point in him staying at 160 if this keeps up. No one can live with him.[/QUOTE]
He’s not big though, potentially more lucrative fights if he can drop a weight rather than going up.
He should hold out for Canelo next year, provided Canelo beats Cotto. If he can’t get that fight he should move up, despite his size. There’s not much to be gained from another year of beating the likes of Geale or Rubio. As Kellerman said, he’s past that now. It’s time for the the big fights.
[QUOTE=“Watch The Break, post: 1026682, member: 260”]B-Hop vs Kovalev only a month away
Jason Quigley was fighting on Fox Sports last night. Fight starts around 4.30.
Best of luck to Bernard Hopkins tonight.
B Hop says he want Golovkin next. Hero.
C’mon B Hop!!!
Hopkins down in the first. A punch combined with a slip.
Round 2 to Kovalev
Kovalev again. Hopkins in bother, not offering much in the way of attack at all.
4 rounds, all to the Russian.
Hopkins must be hoping that Kovalev gassses out so he gets a chance to put him down.
Signs of life finally from Hopkins in the 7th.