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Jay-Z - La La La (Excuse Me Again)

#jay-z #jay z #memphis bleek #beanie sigel #zab judah #kanye west #twista #loon #dj clue #diddy #p diddy #p. diddy #puff daddy

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#president trump #mental health #boxing #mar a lago #mental illness #zab judah #egypt x #Egypt promoter #wbc #Mauricio Sulaiman #donald trump #Kelly Pavlik #CDC #Healthcare #Florida #Champion #combat sports #Fight for mental health #fight 4 mental health #fight4mentalhealth #f4mh

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Draymond Green’s Latest Attempts At Ruining A Dynasty

LMAO.

I’m telling you, just when things are going good for the Warriors, there’s one guy you can count on to mess it all up and Draymond repotedly putting a Zab Judah jab on Jordan Poole, is exactly the kind of thing Draymond would do to mess up the dynasty FOR THE 2ND TIME!!!!!!!!!

I’m starting to think Draymond does this because he’s secretely jealous of Steph Curry and want to ruin him from within the team and at this point, Steph needs to watch his back, lol.

Now the story being reported by The Athletic, is that during training, Jordan Poole was talking trash to some of the veterans, when Draymond, ever the bastion of poise, leadership, coolheadedness, maturity and thoughtfulness, went to swinging.

I have to be real, I have wondered how Draymond handles these types of situation on the court or in practice, because if Jordan Poole’s bussin’ your ass, and you really have no offensive moves whatsoever, then you can’t say anything when he calls you “trash”. 

Just saying. Is the issue here that Jordan Poole was talking trash, or is it that the trashtalk hit too close to home? 

Any Warriors bad news is good news on this blog.

Let’s celebrate by bumping the song below.

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[roundbyroundboxing]

With the experience that Devin Haney has working with many high-level trainers, Bill Haney says his son is the kind of race car that any of them [trainers] can drive at this point. Yoel Judah, the father and trainer of former world champion Zab Judah, will be the chief trainer in Devin’s corner this Saturday vs. George Kambosos. Photo: Darren Burns #Boxing #Boxeo #RBRBoxing #RoundByRoundBoxing #BoxingNews #DAZN #KambososHaney #Undisputed #TopRank #ESPN #DiBellaEntertainment #BillHaney #DevinHaney #WhoWins https://www.instagram.com/p/CeRsICRO9lw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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if that one zab judah knockout happened in the 2010s it would have been memed so bad

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Nothing But... Electro Vibes, Vol. 22

DATE CREATED: 2023-09-24 Tracklist : David Podhel - Fly Whit Me Marques Skot - Rain Drop ANDSICK - Feelings DJ Wadada - Invasion of Robots Mindsync - We Need DJ Akoza - Zab Judah SputniQ - In Da Club Wicked Wes - Use Me Kenya Kanazawa - AB Sirdsapes - Hardcore Stanny Abram - Antisocial Disorder Lafsto - Future Wishes Allex - Kade Kyper - Electro Dance Lukado - Midnight Potion ЗЛАЯ СОБАКА - Дорожка 4 Dr House - The X Files Desert Sound Colony - Gravity Gun Grow - Salty Tuna Info - Assigned Jack Mallett - Tomorrow's World Lights Out - Be Alive Dynarec - In Your Hand GREETINGS - Won't You Believe F-Word - Sleepy Bird   Download FileCat Read the full article

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Nothing But... Electro Vibes, Vol. 22

DATE CREATED: 2023-09-24 Tracklist : David Podhel - Fly Whit Me Marques Skot - Rain Drop ANDSICK - Feelings DJ Wadada - Invasion of Robots Mindsync - We Need DJ Akoza - Zab Judah SputniQ - In Da Club Wicked Wes - Use Me Kenya Kanazawa - AB Sirdsapes - Hardcore Stanny Abram - Antisocial Disorder Lafsto - Future Wishes Allex - Kade Kyper - Electro Dance Lukado - Midnight Potion ЗЛАЯ СОБАКА - Дорожка 4 Dr House - The X Files Desert Sound Colony - Gravity Gun Grow - Salty Tuna Info - Assigned Jack Mallett - Tomorrow's World Lights Out - Be Alive Dynarec - In Your Hand GREETINGS - Won't You Believe F-Word - Sleepy Bird   Download FileCat Read the full article

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Rapper SKG Co-Hosted Her First Annual Back 2 School Drive

SKG presented her first annual Back 2 School Drive in Los Angeles, California serving hundreds of students and their families. In partnership with Memphis own “Karma” who donated over 300 back packs along with a monetary donation for the event, which was curated by Rapper SKG ( Helecia Choyce ) company, Hustle Gurl Ent. serving a community and helping many students and families, sponsored by UGGTV, Boss Angeles Certified, Girlfriends and Champagne, Hands of Furey, One Legacy and Titanium Healthcare services. The Back 2 School Drive was Hosted by Actor and Comedian Giovanni W. Volunteers included SheRise Ford The Six Foot Publicist, CEO of The SheRise Enterprise. Legendary Championship Boxer, Zab Judah, Comedian Hope Flood , Actress Yelani Sinclair, Author Stanley James ll and Stylist Dwen Curry. Collectively, the group provided the young students and families with health care service resources, distribution of shoes, hygiene kits, back packs and back-to-school supplies. There was also, cotton candy, popcorn, snow cones , gaming trucks, food trucks, ice cream , and inflatable games for the kids. The highlight for parents was the massage station and champagne & wine bar, provided by “Girlfriends and Champagne” Video Recap

#Back 2 School Drive #Karma #back-to-school

[diarioelpepazo]

 Si Crawford gana a Spence logrará uno de los mayores hitos del boxeo: 'Bud' puede convertirse en el primer púgil en ser campeón absoluto en dos categorías diferentes de peso. Ni Mayweather ni Pacquiao ni Canelo lo lograron ENRIQUE MELLADO Un deporte tan rico en historia como el boxeo está plagado de récords asombrosos. Manny Pacquiao llegó a ser campeón en ocho categorías de peso diferentes; Wilfred Benítez sigue siendo el más joven de la historia en capturar un cinturón mundial con 17 años (1973); Bernard Hopkins se coronó en el semipesado a punto de cumplir 50 años; Evander Holyfield reinó en el peso pesado en cinco momentos diferentes; Archie Moore logró 131 KOs en 183 peleas, el que más... Pero este sábado (Fight Sports Max) en Las Vegas se pueden hollar dos nuevas cumbres en el combate entre Terence Crawford y Errol Spence jr. De esta pelea saldrá el primer campeón indiscutido del peso wélter en la era de los cuatro cinturones. Mayweather ostentó tres y 'The Truth' Spence aporta tres al choque de reyes de esta semana. Cuando lo máximo a lo que se podía aspirar eran tres títulos, Donald Curry, Lloyd Honeyghan, Cory Spinks y Zab Judah lograron reunirlos. Antes, eminencias como 'Mantequilla' Nápoles o Ray Leonard unieron los dos campeonatos del peso wélter que había. Campeones indiscutidos en el boxeo masculino Bernard Hopkins (2004) - peso medio Jermain Taylor (2005) - peso medio Terence Crawford (2017) - peso superligero Oleksandr Usyk (2018) - peso crucero Josh Taylor (2021) - peso superligero Canelo Álvarez (2021) - peso supermedio Jermell Charlo (2022) - peso superwélter Devin Haney (2022) - peso ligero Naoya Inoue (2022) - peso gallo En cualquier caso, hay un hito que sólo Terence Crawford, de 35 años, puede lograr si sale victorioso: ser campeón absoluto en una segunda categoría de peso. Ya logró el denominado indiscutido en el superligero y si ahora lo hace en el wélter será el primer púgil que reúne los cuatro títulos en dos divisiones diferentes. En categoría femenina, algo así sólo lo ha hecho Claressa Shields (2021). "Será incluso más dulce convertirme en indiscutido por segunda vez. Es por eso por lo que uno toma estas elecciones y por lo que lucha. Es el combate que todos querían", expresó 'Bud' Crawford a su llegada a Las Vegas. "Mi nombre ya está entre los mejores de todos los tiempos en el peso wélter. El sábado saldré a poner la guinda y continuar con mi legado", agregó el de Omaha, todo un superclase en el ring.     Para recibir en tu celular esta y otras informaciones, únete a nuestras redes sociales, síguenos en Instagram, Twitter y Facebook como @DiarioElPepazo El Pepazo/Marca

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Kostya Tszyu's 10 best performances

1 Zab Judah This November 2001 win was the one that truly catapulted Tszyu up the pound-for-pound rankings, thanks to a combination of the fight’s magnitude and the manner of the finish. With all three major belts on the line, Tszyu added Judah’s IBF to his own WBA and WBC by scrambling his senses with a deadly right cross in round two. 2 Miguel Angel Gonzalez Back in the swing of things after…

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Aged 11, Devin Haney held up the Ring Magazine belt for Zab Judah before his fight with Lucas Matthysse… Tonight he fights for the undisputed WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO & Ring titles against George Kambosos Jr in Australia. https://www.instagram.com/p/CeZNrB0IutP8-R4ZD8NZTLljKmvWjjwcBfl6tA0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Floyd Mayweather was only knocked down once with a punch, but the referee missed and the 2006 fight with Zab Judah ended in chaos when Roger Mayweather started a fight.

Floyd Mayweather was only knocked down once with a punch, but the referee missed and the 2006 fight with Zab Judah ended in chaos when Roger Mayweather started a fight.

Floyd Mayweather returns to the ring – or helipad – for a show in Dubai on Saturday. But no matter what happens, it can’t be as outrageous as his fight 16 years ago which saw him knocked down, injured and featured a 10th-round scrum that nearly saw him disqualified. The only official knockdown of Mayweather’s professional career was against Carlos Hernandez in 2001, when he suffered a hand injury…

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Behind The Fight: 10 Years Later - Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Miguel Cotto

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Published: May 05, 2022

Time continues to fly by, and in this age of social media, time seems to be going at a rapid pace. 

Ten years ago, on May 5, 2012, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Floyd Mayweather Jr (42-0, 26 KOs, 35). took on Puerto Rico's Miguel Cotto (37-2, 30 KOs, 31) for the WBA super welterweight title. The bout would turn out to be one of the most challenging in the undefeated pugilists' career. 

In the same year that the Marvel Cinematic Universe officially began its complete dominance at the movie box office with the release of The Avengers, Mayweather continued his historic run as boxing's biggest attraction. The fight with Cotto would also mark Mayweather's final time appearing on a solely HBO broadcasted telecast as he would sign a historic deal with rival Showtime the following year. 

The match would also be Mayweather's final time; he would have the late-great Roger Mayweather as his head trainer. 

The fight was dubbed "Ring Kings" and came as a pleasant surprise when first announced, as fans weren't expecting Mayweather to move up in weight to take on Cotto. For years, fans have wanted to see Mayweather and Cotto face one another. 

2007 was a pivotal year for both fighters. That year Mayweather established his 'money' persona and had two blockbuster fights with Oscar De La Hoya and Ricky Hatton that turned him from a star in boxing to a household name. 

On the other hand, Cotto had firmly established himself as the current Puerto Rican star of the sport with two victories over Zab Judah and Shane Mosley in front of a frenzied crowd at Madison Square Garden that was reminiscent of Felix Trinidad's heyday. 

Unfortunately, Mayweather would announce the first of what would turn out to be many retirements keeping him out of the ring for all of 2008 and most of 2009. 

The Puerto Rican would continue his career with ups and downs, losing by stoppage to Antonio Margarito in the summer of 2008. The Margarito fight would prove to be highly controversial as Margarito, in his next fight against Shane Mosley, was found to be attempting to load up his hand wraps with a substance that would create plaster of Paris. 

The manner in which Margarito defeated Cotto with the Puerto Rican leaving with a puffed and bruised face caused many to question if that fight had taken place under fair and legal circumstances. 

Cotto would rebound from the loss to Margarito and win another title at welterweight. But he would run into a Manny Pacquiao that was at his absolute peak. The fight was at a catchweight of 145-pounds, and with Cotto recently leaving longtime trainer and uncle Evangelista Cotto for relatively unknown Joe Santiago, it left him at a disadvantage. Cotto would suffer a 12th-round stoppage at the hands of the Filipino. 

Cotto would then move up to the super welterweight division and again change trainers to the legendary Emanuel Steward. Cotto would win the WBA 154-pound title to become a three-division champion at Yankee Stadium against Yuri Foreman. He would make a defense of his title against Ricardo Mayorga, leading him to what would be one of the most important fights of his career. 

After serving a 1-year suspension and having his boxing license revoked, Antonio Margarito returned to boxing. He would face off against Pacquiao for the vacant WBC 154-pound title. Pacquiao would dominate Margarito, winning a lopsided decision altering the Mexican's life and career by fracturing his right eye socket and damaging the right eye retina. Margarito would receive eye surgery, replacing a cataract with an artificial lens. 

Eventually, after jumping through legal loopholes to try to get re-licensed and medically cleared, Margarito would step in the ring with Cotto in a rematch at Madison Square Garden on December 3, 2011. The rematch would signify a return for Cotto to pick up his career where he left it on the canvas that summer in 2008. 

Under new trainer Pedro Diaz, Cotto would dominate Margarito en route to having the fight stopped after nine rounds. It was determined that the damage surrounding the Mexican's eye was too significant to allow him to continue. 

Diaz, a former amateur boxer and a longtime Cuban amateur boxing coach who holds a doctorate in Pedagogical Sciences specializing in boxing, brought Cotto to his best form in years. 

“If this fight happened before beating Margarito it might not have been the best moment,” Cotto told the L.A. Times. “To come back from things, to regain that confidence in myself, the trust in myself… this is the right moment.”

Mayweather would return to boxing in late 2009 with a massive demand to face Manny Pacquiao. In his return fight, the ingenious 5-division champion would face Pacquiao's rival, Juan Manuel Marquez, winning a one-sided unanimous decision. Mayweather would continue to fight once a year over the next few years facing Shane Mosley in 2010 and Victor Ortiz in 2011 to win the WBC welterweight title. 

The fight with Cotto would mark the second time Mayweather had fought in the junior middleweight division. The first time Mayweather fought in the division was against Oscar De La Hoya, whom he defeated by split decision to claim the WBC 154-pound title. 

At the time of the fight, Mayweather was ranked as the No.2 pound-for-pound fighter and was as high as a six to one betting favorite. Regardless of the odds, Cotto viewed the fight with Mayweather as an opportunity to solidify his status as one of the best in the world. 

"I love the challenging situations in life," said Cotto on HBO's 24/7 documentary series. "This fight for me is the best opportunity I can have to prove and show to the world, what Miguel Cotto is made of. I think he believes Miguel Cotto is the last chapter of his career. He never faced a guy like Miguel Cotto. He's going to see and feel it on May 5." 

Heading into the fight, Mayweather was dealing with legal drama outside of the ring. After taking a plea deal to domestic battery charges in late 2011, Mayweather was sentenced to a 90-day jail sentence that would begin less than a month after the fight with Cotto on June 1. How the upcoming jail time would impact, Mayweather was pondered by critics. 

Mayweather has always been a person that lived in the present. One of Mayweather's greatest strengths is the ability to stay mentally focused and not allow any outside distractions to impact his performance in the ring. 

"May 5 is just another day for me," Mayweather stated on HBO's 24/7. "You know I don't live that for from the strip. The only thing I'm going to do is hop into one of my toys, drive 10 mils down the street and give the fans what they want to see."

There was little to no animosity between Mayweather and Cotto in the lead-up to the fight. But, at the weigh-in, the two experienced boxing superstars had to be separated after a lengthy stare down that saw both men trash talk one another. 

Mayweather has been a fighter that has kept an undefeated record through multiple weight classes and hasn't lost many rounds. Such dominance can be taken for granted, and it is difficult to change that perception for his opponents in tightly contested rounds. 

"Floyd Mayweather has been so dominant that in his fight the question is not who, but how and when?" said HBO commentator Larry Merchant before the start of the first round. "It is up to Miguel Cotto to change that perception and that script." 

The fight would exceed expectations and be best described as closer than it first appeared.

The first few rounds of the fight were highly competitive, with Mayweather holding an edge in punches landed with his jab and a looping right-hand landing throughout. Cotto, however, used his jab to time Mayweather and, whenever in close, landed shots to the body that often went unnoticed by HBO's commentary team. 

Defensively, Mayweather kept a tight guard that rarely allowed for clean punches to the land on the head. But Cotto also had an adept defense catching most of Mayweather's blows with his gloves. 

The complexion of the fight changed in the middle rounds as Cotto began to get Mayweather on the ropes and land his jab more consistently. In a rare occurrence, Cotto outboxed Mayweather in the center of the ring in the sixth round. At one point, Cotto landed a pair of jabs that forced Mayweather to acknowledge the Puerto Rican’s skillset. 

The eighth round was the clearest round for the Puerto Rican. He out-landed Mayweather and punished him against the ropes landing jabs and hooks to the body and head. The crowd in attendance went into a celebration at the site of Mayweather bleeding from his nose. It was the first time in years that the usually unshakeable master boxer looked vulnerable.

"A clear win in this round for Miguel Cotto," stated HBO's Jim Lampley after the eighth round. "And there may be scorecards here that have the fight even at this point." 

Larry Merchant also remarked, "Mayweather hasn't lost a round this clearly and solidly in some time." 

The ninth and tenth rounds were contentious, with both men having their moments. However, Cotto couldn't replicate the success he found in rounds 5-8. 

Mayweather separated himself in the final two rounds with his conditioning as he used lateral movement while landing and throwing combinations. 

Mayweather has always opened and closed exceptionally well in his career, and against Cotto, it would be no different. Much like the first round, the 12th-round was arguably Mayweather's clearest round. With fatigue playing a factor, he was able to hurt Cotto with an uppercut that staggered the Puerto Rican. Cotto remained vigilant and stood his ground, but it was clear that he wasn't in the best position to pull off a victory. 

After 12-rounds, Mayweather was awarded a unanimous decision victory with scores of 118-110 and 117-111 twice. 

Before the fight, Mayweather questioned what kind of opponent Cotto would be. Would he be one that came to have his hand raised with a win or one that would just survive? 

"I think that fighters that come to fight, nine times out of 10 go out in a blaze of glory either on their back or on their face," said Mayweather. "It's up to the fighter. You got some that come to survive. Which fighter is he?"

Cotto would prove to be one of Mayweather's most stout challenges. According to CompuBox, Mayweather landed what may have been the lowest percentage of his career at 26% of his total punches. In his previous nine fights before facing Cotto, Mayweather averaged a 46% connect rate. 

Mayweather-Cotto was a massive success at the box office, selling 1.5 million pay-per-view buys and generating over $12,000,000 at the live gate. The fight would fall into the top five of Mayweather's highest grossing PPV only behind his fights with De La Hoya, Saul Alvarez, Manny Pacquiao, and Conor McGregor. 

In the ring, Mayweather conceded the challenge that Cotto provided. He did so after the fight as well. 

"Emanuel Augustus was tough," said Mayweather after the fight. "Miguel Cotto was tougher. Miguel Cotto was the toughest fighter; I've faced thus far. He tried to come on stronger in the later rounds, which made me fight harder. He brought out the best in Floyd Mayweather." 

While Cotto didn't walk away with a victory over Mayweather, he took some solace knowing that he brought out the best in the fighter that would be widely considered the best of his generation. 

To this day, Mayweather's fight with Cotto is praised as one of the most exciting fights in Mayweather's entire career and remains a fan favorite. 

(Featured Photo: Al Bello/Getty Images)

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This pic is hard af

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