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November 8, 2024
Boxing News
Boots, Karen, Bam, Pedro make weight
Jaron “Boots” Ennis 146 vs. Karen Chukhadzhian 146.6
(IBF welterweight title) Photo: Mark Robinson / Matchroom Boxing
Jesse “BAM” Rodriguez 114.8 vs. Pedro Guevara 114.4
(WBC super flyweight title) Photo: Mark Robinson / Matchroom Boxing
Raymond Ford 130 vs. Orlando Gonzalez 130
Khalil Coe 175 vs. Manuel Gallegos 174
Austin Williams 162.2 vs. Gian Garrido 162.2
Venue: Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Promoter: Matchroom
TV: DAZN
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If looks could kill, BAM BAM ! You the man! A real champion and never in a dull fight!
– Finalizing plans to attend this event in my hometown of South Philly.
– Saw Boots the last time he was at the Wells Fargo in July against David Avanesyan.
– This will be my 2nd live event in 7 days as I saw the Foster/Conceicao rematch in upstate NY.
– Looking forward to the undercard more than the main event.
– Doors open at 5pm and I will be in my seat for the 1st undercard bout.
– Will park and party at The Lakes across Broad Street where I spent my teenage years.
– Bringing my Coleman camping stove that has both a grill and side burner (best $100 I ever spent).
– Burgers, grilled chicken, baked beans, and a thick bone-in pork chop w/cannabis-infused Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ sauce are on the menu.
– Redd’s Hard Apple and Skrewball peanut butter whiskey to quench the thirst.
– Wells Fargo Center here I come !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tito Mercado’s fight is off because his opponent came in 7 lbs heavy. Back in the day fighters didn’t worry about 7 lbs. In fact, there were only 8 weight classes!
21st century, Nordic. They should be true professionals and honor the contracts that they sign, which includes making the weight.
Nothing seems to be etched in stone these days. Amazing how a super lightweight title
fight becomes a middleweight fight the day after the weigh-in’s. Taking about Haney vs
Prograis. I think the fighters of decades ago did not cut weight as much as today’s fighters. Back then, guys that walked around at 180 did not fight at 154. And so on, and so forth. It’s not natural. If Haney had to fight at super middle he would not even have a winning record. Shit got weird in this century.
If looks could kill, BAM BAM ! You the man! A real champion and never in a dull fight!
Why is Boots sagging, he looks like a slave or someone’s B_ T_ _ in jail!
– Finalizing plans to attend this event in my hometown of South Philly.
– Saw Boots the last time he was at the Wells Fargo in July against David Avanesyan.
– This will be my 2nd live event in 7 days as I saw the Foster/Conceicao rematch in upstate NY.
– Looking forward to the undercard more than the main event.
– Doors open at 5pm and I will be in my seat for the 1st undercard bout.
– Will park and party at The Lakes across Broad Street where I spent my teenage years.
– Bringing my Coleman camping stove that has both a grill and side burner (best $100 I ever spent).
– Burgers, grilled chicken, baked beans, and a thick bone-in pork chop w/cannabis-infused Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ sauce are on the menu.
– Redd’s Hard Apple and Skrewball peanut butter whiskey to quench the thirst.
– Wells Fargo Center here I come !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here we go again.
Good for you.
Stay strong….
Tito Mercado’s fight is off because his opponent came in 7 lbs heavy. Back in the day fighters didn’t worry about 7 lbs. In fact, there were only 8 weight classes!
21st century, Nordic. They should be true professionals and honor the contracts that they sign, which includes making the weight.
Nothing seems to be etched in stone these days. Amazing how a super lightweight title
fight becomes a middleweight fight the day after the weigh-in’s. Taking about Haney vs
Prograis. I think the fighters of decades ago did not cut weight as much as today’s fighters. Back then, guys that walked around at 180 did not fight at 154. And so on, and so forth. It’s not natural. If Haney had to fight at super middle he would not even have a winning record. Shit got weird in this century.