Makabu vs Mchunu & Bryan vs Guidry Jan.29th Don King Promotions
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This is what the WBA does. Ugas was supposed to fight Berto, who suddenly got entered into the top 15, then he was supposed to fight Fabian Maidana, so they took Berto out of the top 15 and put Maidana in his place, then Maidana got injured and the Pac match happened so they took Maidana out of the top 15.
The WBA does this all the time and it's embarrassing.
Plus they almost F up the Spence vs Ugas fight creating a weird tournament … when Ugas had already defeated Pacquiao… thankfully everything was resolved by PBC $$$$$$ assuring Stanionis vs Butaev as the co main event and the winners facing each other …
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WTF? Price aside what the fuck is with these obscure streaming services. Get that shit on FIte at least I'm tired of making new accounts. Might pass on this just out of annoyance.
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Lol
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I could have churned that promo poster out in 15 minutes and it looked like they did too. Here's hoping Mchunu wins and gets revenge. Bryan reminds me of an old school nondescript 80-90s contender like Larry Donald.
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So a guy named Trevor Bryan is fighting a guy named Jonathan Guidry this weekend.
They’re calling it – or, well, at least some are calling it – a heavyweight title fight.
If that alone doesn’t turn your stomach, go ahead and stop reading now.
Bryan is a 32-year-old New Yorker with a respectable 21-0 record, though that mark loses a little shine when you see he won his “title” from a version of Bermane Stiverne who’d not won a fight in 62 months and had been stopped twice – in a total of seven rounds – in his two most recent outings.
Guidry, meanwhile, is a 32-year-old Cajun with a compelling back story and exactly nothing else that warrants inclusion anywhere near a high-profile match. He’s never had a fight scheduled beyond eight rounds and has beaten a dubious collection of never-weres with a career win percentage of 46.1.
Yet there he is in the WBA rankings, one spot ahead of former WBO champ Joseph Parker.
Even for the perpetually corrupt Panamanian boxing cartel, it’s dreadful.
So a guy named Trevor Bryan is fighting a guy named Jonathan Guidry this weekend.
They’re calling it – or, well, at least some are calling it – a heavyweight title fight.
If that alone doesn’t turn your stomach, go ahead and stop reading now.
Bryan is a 32-year-old New Yorker with a respectable 21-0 record, though that mark loses a little shine when you see he won his “title” from a version of Bermane Stiverne who’d not won a fight in 62 months and had been stopped twice – in a total of seven rounds – in his two most recent outings.
Guidry, meanwhile, is a 32-year-old Cajun with a compelling back story and exactly nothing else that warrants inclusion anywhere near a high-profile match. He’s never had a fight scheduled beyond eight rounds and has beaten a dubious collection of never-weres with a career win percentage of 46.1.
Yet there he is in the WBA rankings, one spot ahead of former WBO champ Joseph Parker.
Even for the perpetually corrupt Panamanian boxing cartel, it’s dreadful.
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