Hitting mitts with my boy Rob. Been working on my body punches and straight right hand. Definitely been feeling stronger lately 🦾
Da’ColdestToEverDoIt⛄️ retweeted
David Benavidez ranks his TOP 5 toughest opponents.
#BenavidezCieslak | Dec. 5 | LIVE on PPV | @DAZNBoxing & @PrimeVideo
🎟️ Ticketmaster
Good scrap i got my boy Bnorm . I want to see him succeed. Extremely likable guy man he solid
CHIEF SUPPORT IN SF 🍿
The King of the South @OfficialBNorman takes on Abel Ramos in our @ChaseCenter co-main event.
#HaneyParo | DEC 19 | @DAZNBoxing
Da’ColdestToEverDoIt⛄️ retweeted
there’s a kid named abdifatah right now telling his substitute teacher to “just call him abdi” while abdulrahman mohamed el-sayed is on tv pronouncing every syllable of his full name. hope that kid was watching.
Da’ColdestToEverDoIt⛄️ retweeted
Damn I was not familiar with this man’s game but I’ve watched like 5 interviews now, the dude is a stud. I’m a fan.
Da’ColdestToEverDoIt⛄️ retweeted
Just watched Chavez vs Ruben Castillo. Man Chavez was THAT dude. Much quicker than ppl remember. Much sharper than ppl remember. Great feet. And super smooth.
Da’ColdestToEverDoIt⛄️ retweeted
“Some dudes got great chins but not great defense. Some dudes got great defense but not a great chin. He got both… Canelo can do shit in that ring that very few ppl can do”
Put some respect on Money May Nelo
Da’ColdestToEverDoIt⛄️ retweeted
Replying to @RyderClash_
The Undertaker (c) vs The Rock vs Kurt Angle — WWE Undisputed Championship — WWE: Vengeance 2002 (7/21/2002)
Match Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.5
Da’ColdestToEverDoIt⛄️ retweeted
⚔️🤯 Canelo Alvarez has the greatest chin in combat sports history (including MMA).
Boxers who have gone the longest without being knocked down or knocked out:
🇲🇽 544 rounds — Canelo Alvarez
🇺🇸 445 rounds — Oliver McCall
🇷🇺 279 rounds — Nikolai Valuev
🇺🇸 257 rounds — Terence Crawford
🇰🇿 240 rounds — Gennady Golovkin
🇺🇦 235 rounds — Vitali Klitschko
🇷🇺 226 rounds — Dmitry Bivol
🇺🇦 217 rounds — Oleksandr Usyk
Canelo.. 69 fights, 21 years of an active career without any major breaks, thousands of punches absorbed, yet NOT A SINGLE knockdown, let alone a knockout.
And while Alvarez used to be younger and fresher than most of his opponents, he’s now still winning fights and absorbing punches from the next generation of boxers.



























