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CryptoBoxers Packs a Power Punch Prelaunch On PlayChange.io for National Video Game Day
Atlanta, GA – Concept creator Andrew Gilliam first pushed the technology envelope in the crypto gaming space back in 2019 with CryptoBoxers, the first boxing game prototype operating on blockchain technology. Gamers were in feverish anticipation of a portal that would feature real life boxers as collectible tokens with virtual fighting action. Then Covid happened. But you can’t keep a real…
After an early stoppage in the Vergil Ortiz-Frederick Lawson fight, referee Tony Weeks went to FB to basically throw the NSAC under the bus and say that Lawson may have had a brain aneurysm?
Obviously, we don’t know if this is true or not but this is a big accusation that I imagine the NSAC will have to comment on. I’m also curious how Weeks would know this? Did someone tell him? Was it someone worried for Lawson’s safety? Or is Weeks pulling this out his ass?
Brandon Rios announces retirement after tough loss to Bradley
By Brian Caban
We have seen Brandon Rios in his ups and downs. Tonight's bout against Bradley was the last we'll see of him in the ring as he announced his retirement after the fight. He came in ridiculously heavy at 170 pounds. That's a whopping 23 pounds over night. That's usually a bad sign considering he failed to make weight by .2 pounds in his first attempt on the scale. The fight started off well with Rios trying to impose his size advantage early on, but Bradley used sound footwork to stay away and rip into Brandon's body from the opening bell. As the rounds continued to pass, Rios only got more sluggish and landed fewer shots. The writing was on the wall and it was only a matter of time. In the ninth round, Bradley landed several torturous shots to the body that sent Rios to the canvas. Brandon mustered the courage to beat the count and continued fighting, but Bradley came right back like a bat out of hell and continued the assault sending Rios down again. This time around, Tony Weeks had seen enough and waved the contest to a halt.
After the fight, Boxing commentator Max Kellerman interviewed Brandon and asked why he looked the way he did for this fight.
"My body is not the same no more. I've been in a lot of wars and you know what? I think it's time to hang it up. I had a great performance with Timothy Bradley. My career, I'm done. I think that's it. You know, it was a great run. It is what it is"
Rios continued to explain to Max Kellerman
"I'd like to thank the fans for coming out and supporting this, even though I didn't give a great show, but fuck it. It is what it is. I don't want to hurt my body, I don't want to hurt my family, and I don't want to hurt my close friends around me, so, you know, I think it's time for me to hang up the gloves,"
It's been a great run, that's for sure. Rios has kept the entertaining fights rolling in throughout the years and he will be missed. Who can forget the great trilogy against Alvarado?! I'd like to thank you, Mr. Rios, for dedicating your life to this sport with memorable fights that will last through the ages.
Referee for Pacquiao-Mayweather fight to earn huge amount; see how much
Referee for Pacquiao-Mayweather fight to earn huge amount; see how much
It has recently been reported that the referee for the Pacquiao-Mayweather fight on May 2 in Las Vegas will earn a huge amount of money as well.
According to the reports, Kenny Bayless and Tony Weeks are the two best options for the job that is sure to earn $10,000.
Early reports say that MGM Grand is expected to draw a revenue of about $400 million
As for the fighters, Mayweather will earn more…
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Left-Hook Lounge Mailbag: Canelo vs Angulo, Santa Cruz, Rigondeaux, and Tony Weeks!
Left-Hook Lounge Mailbag: Canelo vs Angulo, Santa Cruz, Rigondeaux, and Tony Weeks!
Erik N. (El Paso, TX): I thought Canelo performed very well against Angulo and I feel he’s the best at 154lbs. How did you rate his performance and what are your thoughts for him going forward?
Vivek W. (ESB): From the subplots coming into this event to the ones during the event, as well as those which have spurned in the aftermath of it, there are so many different things to consider with Canelo…
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Judges Saul D'Amato and Tony Weeks scored the first round for GSP
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