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I thought I'd heard 600K.

I thought we were discussing the legality of both fighters in the ring.

Why did Garcia have to give 600K of his purse the team Haney?

Imagine supporting a political party that has no belief in your entire race.

As long as its not a pro fight for a legit belt, who cares?

The fight did go ahead. Mosley knocked the shit out of Margarito that night. Margarito may have wanted an advantage that night, but he did not get one. Garcia did.

= Of course coming in overweight is cheating. What else do you call an illegal advantage. They had to pay Haney's team for them to agree to fight Garcia, who didn't meet his physical contractual obligation.

I'm dreading all the "robbery" and "boxing is corrupt" talk from the respective fighters fans who have already scored the fight.

I'm also expecting a stinker of a fight.

I'm not convinced that dumping chicken feet and heads in the bay 35 years ago is why it looks dirty now.

Amazing that either guy is still standing.

And now the other guy gets a beating.

Lipinets having a rough go of it.

Just getting in, what'd I miss?

No, it was actually the dredging to allow more pleasure ships into the bay. The industry has been gone n the town for decades. edit- not saying I'm pro dumping waste into the water, it was more a nostalgic observation.

I remember when the local chicken plant here in my hometown used to dump chicken waste into the bay, the fishing was amazing. Now the bay is full of people's pleasure boats. There's always garbage floating around. The water is green and you can't see the bottom anymore. Somehow making it better...

it seems to work for them, doesn't it?

Not really sure who to pick in this one, both seem like kind of bad matchups for the other. I think I lean slightly to Usyk outworking Fury. If Fury's jab is on point, and he can effectively stall Usyk when he gets close, its a rough night for Usyk though.

One was caught trying to cheat, one actually did cheat in the ring. I'm not talking the quality of the person, I'm talking about the crime.

They don't hate them, they're just more like pets than people to them.