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WOWWWWWWWWWWWWW

hook-jab-straight left...lol at the ref.

and the stoppage. That was a weird FNF

Who are we going with tonight all?

FRANKIE or ALDO?!

tough won, depends on the game plan, I'm leaning with Frankie.

little Robby won the Silver Gloves today.

Barry_BondsMVP -

tough won, depends on the game plan, I'm leaning with Frankie.

 

little Robby won the Silver Gloves today.

Congrats to little Robby, put the thumps on em

this was only for boys, the girls Golden Gloves is held in FL...we're going to try and send her there.

Juanma returned tonight, won via 9th round KO.

Andre Dirrell, may face Rowland Bryant in March lol.

If I can ask, what did you boxing purists think of 156?

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By Rick Reeno Keith Kizer, Executive Director of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, has advised BoxingScene.com that former middleweight champion Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. will appear at a hearing on February 28th. Last week, Campbell & Williams, a Las Vegas based law firm representing the interests of Chavez Jr., issued an answer a response to the complaint from the Nevada State Athletic Commission.

The NSAC filed a complaint against Chavez after the boxer tested positive for marijuana in the aftermath of his twelve round decision loss to Sergio Martinez on September 15th, 2012. The attorneys for Chavez have requested a suspension of six months and a maximum fine of $10,000. Chavez, who is set to appear before the NSAC on a February hearing date, will not get off that lightly.

The requests by Chavez's attorneys would have been considered if the circumstances were different, but this is his second testing violation in the state. Back in November 2010, Chavez testing positive for a diuretic following a unanimous decision win over Troy Rowland. The NSAC suspended Chavez for seven months and fined him $10,000.

Sources familiar with the situation expect Chavez to receive at least a nine month suspension period, and certainly a bigger fine than $10,000. Last year, UFC welterweight Nick Diaz was cracked hard over his positive marijuana violation. Diaz, a repeat offender in the state, was hit with a one year suspension and forked over a $60,000 fine. Chavez's suspension would run from the date of his fight with Martinez. If the NSAC hits him with at least nine months, Chavez will be capable of fighting again by June 15th.

Lol at Chavez getting only a 10k fine.

Mind you that's his first time getting busted

I thought it was pretty good.

Creepy-Benavidez wasn't bad at all...C+

Fitch-Maia..C-

Overeem-Big Foot..A

Hashad-Lil Nig...D-

Aldo-Edgar..A+

I think the biggest improvement in Aldo's game was that he shored up his boxing technique significantly.

His jab was on point, and he kept Frankie on the end of it for much of the first 3 rounds.

yea, the jab was real nice...his distance was outstanding..he would step back out of range whenever Frankie rushed in, and just counter with the right hand. Worked for the first three rounds, eventually Edgar mixed it up, and Aldo started slowing down.

but the step back counter was a thing of beauty tonight.

ThatKickDidntHuroooohhhhhhhh -

Lol at Chavez getting only a 10k fine.

Mind you that's his first time getting busted

Diruetics.

I've been on both sides of a Glory Hole - 

ThatKickDidntHuroooohhhhhhhh -

Lol at Chavez getting only a 10k fine.

Mind you that's his first time getting busted

JCC tested positive before. Not sure what it was tho

I just know that the Diaz suspension was particularly harsh because it was his 2nd time and he lied under oath

Barry_BondsMVP - 

yea, the jab was real nice...his distance was outstanding..he would step back out of range whenever Frankie rushed in, and just counter with the right hand. Worked for the first three rounds, eventually Edgar mixed it up, and Aldo started slowing down.

but the step back counter was a thing of beauty tonight.

It was, watching those two catch their angles on one-another (aldo mostly) was beauty.

 BUT Really suprised to see no talk of Rashad v Nogeuira here with the Southpaw trouble he gave him.

I'm a no doubt Evans fan, but damn Rashad I took a look at his record after the loss last night and His last Southy is Lyoto (KO). Not checking on his opponents before TUF, those may be the only Left handed power fighters he's ever faced in his career.  He let Nogeuira put that foot to the outside and fire in the straight left to the point where I thought Rashad was letting him have it to play a speed game with him. Trading the straight left for a looping right? You need position. I love Rashad, but I don't know about some of those mistakes. It has to be strategy I don't understand being that it looked that sloppy to me. Sorry to bash.