Boxing Ringside Round
Jan/080
The choice between the two close-up fights?
As a fan of boxing seen in a PPV, they deserve to be entertained for the value I go …. I'am asking for honest opinions bet. the two fights coming up! Forget the word dodge / steroids / KFC / traps / etc, only word: entertainment (my mind later): Floyd vs Shane: 1. The science of boxing art of "hit and not be beaten" w / c means running Floyd in the ring chasing by Mosley. 2. 95% Floyd by unanimous decision, unless a good fluke KO Shane Floyd w / c I think it is a 5% chance 3. People in the ring, expect a close fight, but a unanimous decision …. Pacman vs Clottey 1. Non-stop action 2. face to face in the first round to the third last (?) 3. People in the front row is excited w / the possible outcome, whether the way Peace to you all! While the fans that deserve to be entertained and maximize the amount of money we pay!
pacman vs. Clottey will be worth seeing. I remember cotto vs Clottey, the complete package and one of the fights of the year. What else if Pacquiao was there?
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