Today marks the 10th anniversary of a fight that, upon going in, plenty of people had a genuine concern for one of the fighters involved.
Bernard Hopkin feels that Ryan Garcia showed that he lacked focus during Thursday’s final press conference for his bounce-back fight against Oscar Duarte this Saturday, December 2.
Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya revealed on social media that he’s concerned about Ryan Garcia’s mental state over his behavior during today’s final press conference for his headliner against Oscar Duarte this Saturday night, December 2, at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
Bernard Hopkins of Golden Boy Promotions feels that it’s a good thing that Showtime is leaving boxing because sees that as part of the “New World order.”
What, aside from varying degrees of greatness, do the following fighters have in common:
Bernard Hopkins is best known for his body of work in the middleweight division. Hopkins won the IBF middleweight title in April 1995 when he beat Segundo Mercado by 7th round stoppage.
Bernard Hopkins, who knows all about what it takes to fight and to be successful as an older boxer, says he is interested to see what Gennady Golovkin, aged 40, and Canelo Alvarez, aged 32, can do when they meet in their fast-approaching trilogy fight on September 17.
America was still both mourning and in a state of shock. The events of 9/11 had stunned, sickened and outraged the entire civilised world and nothing would ever be the same again.
Bernard Hopkins believes it’ll be a mere formality for Canelo Alvarez to stride through the 175-lb division, beating ALL the champions before moving up to cruiserweight to seek world titles in that weight class.
Bernard Hopkins believes the foot movement of Manny Pacquiao will be key in his fight with the flat-footed Errol Spence Jr on August 21st.