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[Edited by DMX on 01-11-2010 20:40 PM]
Ok, some not so great fighters on a couple of bills, but definitely worth watching.

NOVEMBER
6:
Juan Manuel Lopez v Rafael Marquez (WBO featherweight).

13:
David Haye v Audley Harrison (WBA heavyweight).

Manny Pacquiao v Antonio Margarito (WBC light-middleweight),

20:
Sergio Martinez v Paul Williams (WBC middleweight).

27:
Carl Froch v Arthur Abraham (Super Six super-middleweight tournament).

Andre Ward v Sakio Bika (WBC/WBA super-middleweight, Super Six super-middleweight).

Juan Manuel Marquez v Michael Katsidis (WBA/WBO lightweight),

DECEMBER
1:
Chris John v Fernando Saucedo (WBA featherweight).

11:
Wladimir Klitschko v Dereck Chisora (IBF/WBO heavyweight).

Amir Khan v Marcos Maidana (WBA light-welterweight).

Nathan Cleverly v TBA (WBO interim light-heavyweight), Matthew Macklin v TBA (European middleweight), Paul Smith v James DeGale (British super-middleweight)

18:
Jean Pascal v Bernard Hopkins (WBC light-heavyweight).

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Is this that one in Liverpool?

I have a code for 50% off tickets if anybody wants it.

Not you DMX because you think Liverpool is for scum sucking scum.

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That is a truly mouth watering line up.
I've got a party arranged for the Haye/Harrison bout, round my mates who has a huge telly.
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Boxing at the moment is blinding. Taking away the depressing heavyweight division, in general some fights are mouth watering.

"If the team are up for it and that crowd are up for it, they will give anybody a game down there and many players will be affected by their vociferous support. My dad told me once, nobody has an easy time there and their supporters are the fiercest in the land" - Nigel Clough

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I've only caught Sergio Martinez twice, but he's already one of my favourite boxers. The fight against Williams will be epic.

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I can't believe that people still derive satisfaction from such a barbaric sport in this day and age.

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I can't believe that people still derive satisfaction from such a barbaric sport in this day and age.

Boxing is definitely one of my favourite sports. It has both the competitive, skillful side, along with the wonderful untainted environment of one man v one man. No stupid F1 car technicians or other bs unrelated to the competitors.

Then add the bloodlust factor of seeing somebody getting battered. Big grin

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DMX wrote on 03-11-2010 12:15 PM

Boxing is definitely one of my favourite sports. It has both the competitive, skillful side, along with the wonderful untainted environment of one man v one man. No stupid F1 car technicians or other bs unrelated to the competitors.

[b]Then add the bloodlust factor of seeing somebody getting battered.[./b] Big grin

Doesn't seem to sit with your world view. Wink

Whatever though. Boxing is an awesome spectacle. Will probably buy the Haye/Harrison match.

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