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The Corner
"jack cadillac" Discussed on The Corner
"And you don't want any more of it. Shakur has that same kind of power. Devin seemingly has the same power, but it's not like he's not going to get a one punch knockout. No. He doesn't even get like a flurry of punches to stop people. No, he doesn't, he doesn't because he doesn't throw that much. When he has someone like kind of on the ropes, like that killer instinct and training with bud is probably the best thing she cares in his career. He figured out like, yo, when the switch flips, I got it. And he knows how to go in there and not really leave himself open to take a counter and be knocked out. But really put it on somebody and I mean, Terrence Crawford is of the recent generation, the master of that. He's the nastiest. Yeah, he's people say whatever the hell they want about Terence Crawford and where he ranks on a pound for pound. He stopped everyone at one 47 and he's the smallest guy there. Everyone who stepped in the ring with him at welterweight has been out. Nobody's going to distance at welterweight. And his last three fights at one 40 didn't go either. You know, unlike a ten fight knockout streak at the highest level of competition. Except for. Be okay prime. They would have been seen. Again, it was the number one. His whack fighters are still ranked like two, three, and four. But bottom line is Terrence Crawford is a dog. Yeah, and then Shakur has that, he trains there. Keyshawn got that through osmosis. Keyshawn is developing the skills to go with it, even though he's Olympian. So it sounds weird. But he's trying to get his skills to the level of Shakur and to Terrence, but he has that dog in him. With Devin, it's like, yeah, you show that in the gym. Anyone who comes to Mayweather's Jim has it. Even Rollie, who will talk about in a second. That gym is the hardest gym for sparring. I've ever seen in my life. To the point of, I'm shocked. That people still go there and spar from other gym. I just saw Carmel mutton, who I talk about all the time. He's a great prospect, Mayweather, Jim, someone came into sperm the other day. He beat the dog shit out of this kid. And carmella was like 14. The kid was like 16, beat the shit out of him. He was like, you don't come to my gym and challenge me. Both on Instagram. I was like, I was crazy. But they do like 15 rounds. Oh yeah, they do 15, 5. So Devin coming through, like, nah, you've been battle tested. Man, for Mexico, Tijuana. You fought some dirty fighting 35 year olds who were like, yo, I'm a beat up on this 16, 1705. Straight smokers into you. And then they go far. I don't care who you are. They coming in there, they'll head butt you, the elbow, you. So he's been through the gauntlet. Sooner or later, I'm okay with being tactical and winning a fight and out pointing someone at the highest level like a lomachenko. Well, that's my problem is he doesn't turn it up against people who are way below his class. If he would have done that, his mystique would have been much higher. Well, this fight is going to test. Does he have dogging? Because silly is going to test him. Yes, at some point. At some point, Devin's going to, there's two things that Devin hasn't really had to do yet. Devin has had to change his game plan completely. It's never happened. He's pretty much stuck to what he does. He just moves it in different modulations. He'll jab a little bit more, he'll start cutting the right hand. He'll pick up the pace, and slow down the pace. The game plan stays intact. He doesn't have to change it. And the other thing he hasn't had to worry about is being behind on the scorecards. He's usually up pretty early in the fight. He's never really had to dig himself out of a hole. No. And if it's really going to change, decides to step on the gas early, he might find himself in the whole early because Devin is a slow starter. His opponents just are kind of slow with them. Yeah. Vasili is a slow start. He is. But I think lomachenko knows now, even watching the little face off that he did today, you know, slow start. He's like, slow start, we'll see. He knows, I can't, I can't get it. I can't give up 6 rounds. I can't give up four rounds. They got to get rid of this. I can't download the information. Yes. Because the only way that shit works is if you apply it and it's too late. Floyd was good at that shit because it didn't take Floyd very long to figure it out. Loman tego took like 6 rounds of you can't do that. You can't give up more than three rounds in a fight. It's all goes back to your original question. If Loma loses, like you said, he's the stepping stone to the younger generation because Shakur is going to fight him. Yeah. If he can't be haney. He is not beating Shakur Stevenson. And he would have lost the first loss, whatever. People don't count that. But people remember him for losing the TO to losing to Devin to lose him to Shakur. And he'd be the pound for pound legend that they all beat. And ran through on their way to the top. Right. So it's like greatest sandwich box of all time. The career, yes, he moved, he got accelerated quick. But three losses, and then could potentially turn into four losses, like, damn, how good was he? He'll have a UFC career, like a Randy couture career. Yeah. Right? And it's like, that's a great career, but damn. Like, how good were you? The reason you got put in those fights is everybody thought you wouldn't fight. Yep. The Orlando solido fight, there was like, ah. Solano solido. He's not technically superior to you. He's got a little bit of size but she'd be able to box circles around him. He couldn't. Couldn't figure that one out. Rough housing headbutts, low blows, all that shit he had to deal with. To your female, he's young, you should be able to take advantage of him at this age. No, thiel's big. Yeah. He's got a good boxing IQ. Regardless, what you say about his mental outside of the ring, in there, he gave the space very well. As talented as any of them. When he's on his game, he's hard to beat. As we've seen. I'm not counting them out against Josh Taylor. I'm not counting my either. I've heard people keep saying like Josh is gonna watch him. I'm like, yo, do y'all watch the Jack Cadillac fight? If tio female shows up as Tia femo, Josh ain't been them. I don't think so. If tio femo, the biggest thing against Cambodia was the COVID hit, and I really fucked up 'cause he has like horrible asthma. That's just no one. And then postponing the fight for postponing the fight. And then it's supposed to be in November cutting weight for November and then having it in December after trailer folds and the zone takes it over.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"He does wrong, whatever mistakes he made Saturday night. What's indisputable is that he's a star. And boxing can't have enough of those. No, it can't. And you know, I don't know if or when the pay per view numbers will get reported, but I think they were pretty good. And I think it'll be validation of that fight. And the work it took to ultimately put it together. I mean, and Ryan kind of acknowledged this at the press conference. Acknowledged after the fight. He's got work to do. He's got to get back in the gym and clean up some things because the guys at one 40, maybe they're not as dangerous as javonte Davis, but they're dangerous. Like, there's some tough, tough guys, and some big punchers at a 140 pounds. And, you know, Ryan García is going to have to be ready for them once he gets there. I think it'll be more than just one kind of tune up fight. I think has to make a lot of sense. Summertime, early fall, and then maybe you'd take a step above that, a natural 140 pounder, you know, I'm just Jack Cadillac or somebody of that ilk in your next flight before you jump into maybe the more dangerous guys that might be out there like a Devin Haney if he eventually makes his way to a 140. Last thing for you Keith, you were in Vegas, a lot of PBC people there, showtime people there, we keep hearing, we're inching closer to Terence Crawford, aero Spence, what was the buzz in Vegas about a potential Crawford Spence fight? You know, when I spoke to Steven espinoza during the week, you know, he's optimistic about the fight and people don't want to Stephen or from anyone else that don't want to hear about optimism. They want to hear that the fight has made based on everything we've all, you know, the road we've been down with this fight already.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Now. I just don't think Josh Taylor is any longer at his best at one 40. I think he's doing a disservice by staying at this weight, but he might be in no man's land, but to me, the fight is going to be Regis and Emmett Till. I think super real beats everyone, like a Rolly Romero, pollo, anyone that PVC can offer him. I think he would run the tables over there. I would say not only do I give him a shot against, you know, all the guys in the top ten at one 40. But the other thing is that I think the matchup of Matthias against any one of those guys in the top ten is more exciting than any other matchup than you could make between any combination of other guys at one 40. And that's important too. You know, I think Matias, again, but he is against Jack Cadillac is more exciting than any in terms of pure action is going to be more exciting than any other pairing of two men at one 40. And that like that enough is going to get people to tune in. You know that Corey's got like a poster of that Eastern European guy who just named their behind. He was like, oh, I know that guy. He lived in. I called. I called three of his fights on ESPN 12. It actually is. I have called grievous fight. I'm shocked. I'm not shocked about that. You guys mentioned and Jake, I'll put this to you. A pro grade finds a no brainer, right? Pro gray is already on Twitter talking shit saying I'll eat this guy for lunch. Matthias has a back down from anybody. It's a meaningful fight because two titles would be on the line. It would leapfrog the winner into a different stratosphere and be a fight of the year contender for sure, maybe an obvious one. Question is, who's going to pay for it? That's what it always comes down to and pro gray right now is in no man's land of his own trying to get a title defense done in the first half of this year so we can look at potential options in the second half. Matthias maybe he's got an IVF mandatory coming up, but that's probably a little bit further down the line. Like to me the windows now, right? It's like June, July of this year where the winner of that fight can be that guy, they can look to the winner of taffy mo Lopez Josh Taylor and say, I got two belts. You want them? Can maybe look to Ryan García if he moves up and wait after this javonte fight and say, you want a big fight? I got two belts. You want it? You know, I guess I'm pessimistic Jake that that fight could actually happen because they're both gonna want like high 6 figures at least to get it done and I don't know who won the boxing broadcast landscape is gonna pay for it. No, I'm with you on that. And with Regis, look, Marvin Rodriguez, I think he spent the only $2.4 million that he had to ever get in the Regis pro great business again. So the thing with them and I actually just reported today, the IVF is now in the process of trying to establish a mandatory for Mattia. So they sent invitation letters to ergo chef and to Jack Adderall. Has already accepted so it's up to cattle. So they would have to fight to become his mandatory. That means Matthias should be entitled a voluntary defense. He would have to get back in the ring soon. Not wait another 13 months or whatever plan. Hopefully, you know, PVC and showtime are motivated to roll these guys out more often than once a year, like we got last year. So with that, I don't know if a program if I could happen next, but program he stuck with the hole, whatever's going on pro bellum, that, you know, I know they're in the process of being sold to this disrupt promotions, whatever company. I don't know what fighter is going to go on board. I was told it's going to be like less than a third of the roster on probable that would go over to them. But I don't know if that creates even more problems for him. He would probably just have to make another deal with PVC because, you know, we dream about all these fights, but then again, it's like, who is going to pick up the check? So PVC would have to decide, yes, it's a good fight. And you can't put that on pay per view. It has to be a showtime main event. So then you have to establish a budget for that. But if Matthias can get back in the ring within the next 6 months and Regis can't get someone like a Sergei lippin yet or obviously Gary ans von Russell is now going backwards in his career in his development. That fight makes sense. If you can make that fight now, let's do it now. Yeah, Cory, that's an awesome showtime main event. That's a huge viewership, huge event. Maybe you do it in Texas, Louisiana, somewhere close to where Reid just draws a few fans. But that's a massive event. Yeah, I'll keep some praise on it. And I think that calling it one of the best fights that you can make it in boxing. Some people might kind of bristle at that. But so I'll qualify it on a personal level for me, Matthias versus pro gray. It feels like one of the most aesthetically pleasing fights that you could possibly make right now. There are reasonable Matthias and his punch output and then pro gray with that combination of kind of slickness and willingness to work on the inside. To me, that is just like, that's the kind of fight that I dream about. So I wanted to get made and I don't know what kind of viewership it would get, but as long as someone picks up the showtime boxing rights here in Canada, which is a big problem, I will be one of those viewers. I think Matthias versus pro grey should become your Android Charlotte, Cory. Yeah. Maybe. You should adopt it, and that way you can feel the pain of something never happening, because I've got years. Maybe that I'd have someone my DMs. I have no one in my DMs. You know, you don't want. You don't want these people in your DMs. You do not want them in your DMs. Good segue there, Jake, to talk about PBC. In the PBC universe, fighters seem to be, let's just say branching out for now more than ever before. You got Fulton going over to Japan at some point to fight in a way. Deontay Wilder recently declared himself a free agent 80 Ruiz sort of did like teddy's leaving Tom Brown, but he's staying with Al Heyman. I'm not sure what that means. You know, you're connected to the people inside PBC. Do you get any sense that there's some kind of shift going on there? Is this just the case of a few top fighters are exploring other opportunities or are we seeing something fundamentally change or the beginning of potentially something fundamentally changed with PVC? Yeah, it's tough to get in the weeds with this because once you start asking these questions, then you get like such varying different answers. This audience that wants to see PVC just finally correction burn. They've been predicting it since 2015. There's others who just stand in front of a fire and say everything's fine, you know, there's no problems. I do like showtime's commitment, we're seeing it like in the first 6, 7 months. This certainly putting on a lot of shows. I'm not gonna say it's like their best schedule. I thought even what they did in 2021, you know, eclipse is what they're doing now. But the effort is definitely there. I want to focus on the positive Bill. I prefer like Fulton saying, okay, well, you're giving me this rematch of brands and figure out, but hey, it always moving up to one 22. I want to fight this guy. And then they went ahead and made that fight happen. So it's obviously at a fight that's way too expensive to put in the U.S. without putting it on pay per view. And it's a pay per view disaster. Bolton's will only go to Japan, get a huge payday for this fight. And unwinnable fight. So I like that PVC is allowing it, but they listen to what Stephen Fulton wanted and they said, go ahead and make that fight happen. And he did. With wilder and Ruiz, it's disappointing that the money is not there to satisfy both of them. But I don't know if I blame PVC for that. I think to say this is what the fight is worth to us to put on even to put on pay per view. Deontay Wilder and Andy Russo and we want more money. So now Deontay is exploring other options. I don't even know if that fight is going to happen, but if they're asking for far more than what they think is from walking. I think that's a fair reset on the part of PBC. So I'm not going to say, you know, that they're going to close up shop yet. I think they just reevaluate, okay, where should we be spending our money, especially, you know, we got to remember to Fox Sports is no longer doing boxing. There was supposed to do pay per views. I don't know what happened with that. But it's now down to showtime. The short time, even if they go every other weekend, this still only so many dates they can give to satisfy all these contracts. So I think in that regard, you know, we're wilder and Ruiz a claim and promotional free agent status, yeah, go ahead and go explore, see who's going to give you more money. If they can go fight in the Middle East, then God bless them. You know, that's less money out of PVC's pocket. So I think it's just a smarter
The Corner
"jack cadillac" Discussed on The Corner
"No gas tank problems and team fuma Lopez went to the body consistently in that fight. It is slow sander down at all. Santa martini was moving the entire time. The problem is, there was a long period of time where he wasn't throwing at all. So he outlanded or was even to teofimo and punches and only two rounds all fight. You can't win a fight that way. He dropped heel once, scored and knocked down. And then the second one was not scored to knock down. I'm good either. I thought it could have been two knockdowns or no knockdowns. To be honest, 'cause tio female was just kind of going in. Lunging, losing his back, and it was more like a clubbing bow to the side or the back of the head that pushed him down. I'm not sure he wasn't buzzed with either one. He was like, oh, this is a flash knockdown. I was like, I was right there. I kind of thought he was just pushed to the ground. So if there was no knock down score, there was one in one, obviously. I could have went either way. No matter what, knock downs or not, I thought to give a few more one that fight. There's this weird prevailing thought. Especially when the cameras caught TO saying, do I still have it? And people think that he's done or whatever the case may be. But the reality is the sandor Martine is good. He pretty much dominated Mikey Garcia, which a lot of people forget. And Mikey Garcia and the retirement. Yes, he did. And when he stepped into this fight, I knew it was going to be a problematic fight for TF fema Lopez on short notice because like you said, fighting pedraza is somebody that's going to stand with you and you can pick them off. Finding somebody like Martin is going to move around and give you a hard time with lateral movement, not an easy fight. Doesn't mean he a female Lopez doesn't have it. It means the Santa Martin is pretty damn good. There are a lot of people that had sandor martini with either with a draw or a victory. Winning by a round, but I can see sando Martin winning this fight. All these means anything bad for Tia fema Lopez. I saw some people say, oh man, if he fights Josh Taylor, he's going to get whooped. I just watched Josh Taylor had a hard time with Jack Cadillac. So y'all can't tell me that TV and Josh tell it's still a very, very good fight. Gives people trouble. He gives all of them trouble. He does. The issue is is that one 40 is very, very competitive. And I think what a lot of people forget is, yeah, tio is good and we looked at the Vasily lomachenko victory and all of that, but at one 40 would the likes of Regis pro gray with Sandra Martin with Josh Taylor, José Ramírez is still hanging around there, it's a problem division where anybody can lose. It's very competitive. Wasn't that competitive with Terrence Crawford was there, it was a competitive at all. Nobody was there. And Terrence is kind of wiped the division out. But tio, he's got nothing to be ashamed about. I do think there are times when tio fights where I think he believes he's better than his opponent and that he can do what he wants and it doesn't work and you can see it in his face. And it happened with Martina a few times. Oh, this body works in slow him down. The shit didn't happen. He's got to learn how to adjust and fight like he's losing sometimes. If he doesn't do that, when you fight somebody like a Josh Taylor and Regis prograde, he's going to lose. But a loss is going to be inevitable. See if he was not going to retire undefeated, he had a hard time on this particular night. And it is what it is. Tough test, he had a very tough test, and people don't know what sando Martinez, but people are going to start recognized that Santa Martin is a very, very good fighter. Especially in the 140 pound weight class. You mentioned that and the biggest thing with TF fema, and you say this often, people listen to show here this all the time. You're like, guys like Floyd Mayweather, guys like Tyson Fury. They don't need their corner to give them adjustments during fights. They go out there, they process the information. They make all the adjustments themselves, right? The people in the corner say what the fuck they want. It doesn't matter. They kind of just hype them up. Maybe throw one thing out there suggested or not. Floyd wasn't paying attention. I'm in the corner. It didn't matter. You made all his adjustments on his own. TO fema is not that. Not yet. I'm not sure if any of the young fighters are that. Stevenson aside. And even Shakur gets really good corner advice. To your fema in the corner gets, you're beating him. You're on top. This guy can't hang with you. Get him out of here now. Put your foot on the gut. But there's no specifics from his pop. There's no faint to the body now 'cause you've been going to the body and follow up with the right up top. You know, just get him change levels, get his eyes down, drop his hands, come over the top. It was as simple as that. Because he went to the body so much that it was open up, but no one gave him that info. No one gave him the adjustment to the game plan. So he just stuck with the gameplay. And happened to land enough to get the win, I'm not saying his dad has the entirely be out of his corner. If he wants his dad there, he can. The difference in a lomachenko fight is he had another trainer in his corner. Who did a lot of film study who did a lot of work, the man's name excuse me right now. He's like boxing. He was in this corner for the lomachenko fight made a world of difference because you can adjust mid fight and you're getting good cornering. He needs someone a long side his father to be in the ring to have a bigger presence in a bigger voice to really help out. Maybe his father's just on the side and he has a main trainer inside of the ring. And a lot of fighters get to this point in their careers. There's no shame in it. Maybe his dad gets butthurt if he does that, but sooner or later you gotta say, I'm a big boy and put on my big boy pants. This is my career. I ain't kicking you out. You ain't staying at home, but you can't be the a mic. I need somebody else in here. That's gonna give me a little bit more during
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"A little quicker back into this mix. But even like, I mean, the craziness of the business of boxing is like, you're here in this fight on Saturday. In large part, because José Ramírez bowed out of this fight, which is crazy. Like I respect José Ramírez, tremendous spider, but why was he first in line for this opportunity for a vacant belt? Instead of you. That's what I'm saying? Exactly. You know, like I said, after he took his loss to Josh Taylor, he fought one fight and he's right back in line. And for me, I have to fight. I had to fight three fights for three years and then and I'm in line, but then they told me, you know, I was short for me. That's why I made a little rank on social media because I understood that my neck after my next fight, I was fighting for the belt. I would be mandatory to fight is a paid off for the belt. And then they told me, all right, Ramirez, remember this is a pay to go find like, what? Like, how? So then I had to really speak up. I had to win the same stuff. You know, because, you know, I could tell my manager all day long, but listen, you know, at the end of the day, close my dog on your face. So I had to say something about it. And now I'm just glad I'm getting a shot. So you're 33 now, be 34 in January. How do you feel physically at this stage of your career? I feel, I just, I feel better than I felt early, because I'm doing everything right right now. That's the thing. You know what I mean? I know a lot of people say maybe it might be cliche and stuff like that, but I really do, like I had a nutritionist and, you know, and I had nutrition because I didn't know if I could make one 40, because after the after the Josh Taylor fight, I fought her out there. And I did make weight. I was like a pound and a half over. And so the excuse was, oh, I didn't make this. I didn't make way for a whole year, so that's why, you know, I was heavy. So then at that, I break it and it was like one, the weight was one 42. And I was like one 43. So I still was over that weight. So I was like, man, you know, I can't do it this way. Like sitting this on and doing all that stuff. So I had a new trip. I reached out to a nutritionist and we did a mock Kemp. He came to my house where I wasn't and we did like a little small mock camp. He got the way down like that. In like ten days and I was like, I don't know if you saw the video. I was in New Orleans where Roberto Duran and that was, I was eating and all that stuff. So I came back when I came back to Texas and he did that man. Ten days, I got the weight down. I was like, okay, this worked. And now, and so my first fight with him was my last fight in Dubai. And I mean, I was like one 38.8 or something like that. And I made the way easy. I felt good. I felt strong, even right now, like usually around this time, I feel I will feel like my old way, I will feel dead, and I won't feel too good. And right now I'm really flocking. Last night, my coach was at the gym in my coach was like, can you please go like, don't do that. Don't hit the bag so hard. Let's go like, even tonight, he's like, man, we just gonna, you know, we gonna do a few things like drills and shadow box and stuff. And I wanna hit the bank. I just have so much energy. I feel so good. So now like I said, I feel for me, I just feel better. I got my food in. My food and all that and I just feel better. It's great that you feel that way because and I'm not telling you anything you don't know, but like this fights massive for you. I mean, that belt is currency, right? In boxing. Like, you get your hands on that belt. Next up, presumably, would be José Ramírez, and after that, a 140 is getting hot again, where you're gonna have Devin Haney move up into that weight class sooner than later. Taya female Lopez already in that weight class. Ryan García, after tag Davis going to stay in that weight class. Like, what's your mindset there going in? I mean, I'm sure you sense the importance of this moment. Yeah, I definitely sensed the importance of it. You know, but it's just like, you know, at the end of the day, it's just another fight. You know, you gotta look at it like there's just another fight. I do feel, I mean, listen, I respect Jose's a paid for getting to this spot, but I just feel like I'm on another level. I really do feel like I'm just better. I feel like I'm on that level. And it's just another fight. Yeah, it's a very important fight because it's the belt and all that stuff, but at the end of the day, it's still is just another fight, you know? So that's kind of how I look at it like that. I've been in the long, long camp, and I was in camp about 5 or 6 months, you know, for this specific fight, but for this specific fight because I was actually, I was in camp like August 20th, then I had a date August 20 on the antigen and Josh before I had the date I also spotted on that and then August 27th, they pushed it back. And then they told me, you know, you could fight for the belt. Stay in camp, but you might fight for the belt. So, you know, I stayed and kept. I did that and they told me, all right, you got the shot. You fight, you gonna fight debate for the belt. So, you know, I've been to camp for a long time. And I'm just, for me, now I'm just ready to get it over with. Last question for you. One name I didn't mention was Josh Taylor. He's going to fight Jack Cadillac early next year in a rematch. You've been vocal about wanting that rematch of your own. Why is that fight important to you and are you willing to jump up and wait if Taylor does to go and get it? Well, you know what? That's definitely that's the number one of my hit list because it's just like I want my get back. That's the whole and we put it in the states. We definitely put it in the United States. But I just want, you know, I want my get back. I think that we have to run that back. And you know, but somebody told me yesterday, they said, well, if you have the bill that one 40, and he's at one 47, you might be the cash cow that one 40. Why would you need him to go to one 47? I'm like, man, you know what? You might be right about that. Maybe I won't need them. Maybe I might make them come down and do a catch weight or something like that, you know? But like I said, that's all speculation. That's all he said. She said, right now, it's always nice to be here. Well, Reid is good to have you back one way or the other. Great. You're getting this opportunity against Jose paddy. You can check that fight out on pay per view on Saturday in Carson, California. Good to catch up, man. And good luck this weekend. All right man, thank you. And when we come back, this week's picks brought to you by FanDuel. Time now for this week's picks brought to you by our friends over at FanDuel and I am locked in this weekend on the heavyweight division. Dylan white, the former heavyweight title challenger. He is back in the UK back for the first time to knock out loss against Tyson Fury taking on Jermaine Franklin. Now, on paper, this looks like a mismatch. Court defender, dillion white, -1400 favorite. Jermaine Franklin, plus 6 40. You know what I'm going to do? I'm taking the upset, baby. I am taking the upset I am taking Jermaine Franklin to win at plus 6 40. He is undefeated at this point in his career, and Dylan white, even though I think he is the better fighter, he is coming off knockout losses in two of his last three fights. He was stopped a couple of years ago badly by Alexander pavek. He was stopped in his last fight by Tyson Fury. I think that Dylan white has taken one too many hits and I think that Jermaine Franklin is going to take advantage of it. I think Franklin wins by decision as well. That is plus 1300 right now over at FanDuel. So I'm going out on a limb here. I'm not taking a favorite. I'm not taking an easy pick. I'm taking Jermaine Franklin at plus 6 40 to win, and I'm taking Jermaine Franklin at plus 1300 to win by decision. Those are my picks, brought to you by FanDuel. That's it for this week's episode. My thanks to akh from the zone boxing show and Regis pro grape for joining the show. As always, subscribe, rate, review this podcast on Apple podcasts, Spotify, wherever you download podcasts. Now we back
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"The rebuilding process. You know, like I said on max on boxing man, it's no longer the takeovers to make over. You know, he gotta change some things. He got to continue to grow and get better. And he got a show that he's a true champion. That's what it's all about. Sometimes it's not just all about winning man. It's about how you come back from a loss, man. That's what makes that's what makes a fighter. In my opinion, how you come back from a lawsuit because we can't everybody can't be made, whether everybody came beyond G ward or Joe kanzaki, bro you know, we gonna suffer some bumps along the road, but when we pick ourselves up, bro, it's how it's how we pick ourselves up and what we do with that. So I'm expecting him to kick the hell out of copper, a capo, or whoever his name is. I'm expecting him to beat him up. And knock him the hell out. He's a guy that just comes straight forward. A guy that likes to mix up the action and I think he'd be perfect tailor made for a guy like JPMorgan to look good, shine, regain some confidence and some momentum back in the sport at a 140 pounds. Yeah, I agree. It's the right comeback fight for him. And I agree with you as well. Like it's more mental with TF femo than it is physical. I mean, he went into that. I mean, I was part of that broadcast for the zone with TF email fuck him. You could tell I'll fight week that something was just a little bit off into a fema. We made the weight, but he did it without the folks at perfecting athletes who had been so good for him over the last couple of years. So it just looked like he squeezed down to one 35 and then he believed he was just going to steamroll Cambodia so he thought he was going to one punch him into the ground and didn't do it. I think that cost him later in the fight when he had a chance when he was down to maybe flurry a little bit, you know, find a way to get a stoppage that way instead he continued to look for that one punch knock. I don't think I'll have that same attitude as he moved into this new phase of his career. I'm pretty confident that he's going to be a high level guy at one 40. Unfortunately for tear femo, top rank largely controls one 40. You know, outside of Ryan García, they've got most of the top guys in that division, including José Ramírez, that would be a terrific fight who knows what happens with Jack Cadillac, how long he started with, sorry, Josh Taylor, how long he stays at one 40. They're a massive fight for teo viva. Pay a pay per view level fights for him in the next year and beyond. So I think there's a lot to look forward to for TF female. Last night, last thing for you. The wbo once again ordered Demetrius Andrade to face janne Beck, the interim title holder at one 60. Look, Jenna backed just body slam Danny dignam in that fight on ESPN a few months ago. And look, I heard buddy McGregor's claims to all these guys say he's like the best things in sliced bread. He's a great middleweight, blah, blah, blah. He's fine. Look, he's fine, but like I get it. He beat up Danny dignam. All right, let's context is key in this one. I don't know what Andrea is going to do. He's outside of the match room universe right now. He has nothing set up a 168 pounds. You've seen Janet Beck fight. Should Andre take that fight. Like you know Demetrius Android, you know what you see from Janna Beck, what do you think of a Janna Beck Android fight? Should it come together? You know what? Demetrius is in a, he's in a hard spot, man. You know, you could be sometimes you could be just too good don't get the opportunities that a lot of these other guys get. And we can say marketability, we can say that to a certain point, but Andreas has been a champion for some time now, man. He's been a rainy champion at once before. Yeah, for some time. And it's really hard for him to get in the ring with a really another guy like himself. You know, I would have loved to see him fight against Charlotte and triple G you know, these guys never it never came to it never came to fruition at all. Like I don't understand why. Why didn't these fights happen? It should have happened, you know? But fighting a guy like Janet Beck right now at this point in his career, he has no other option. I mean, what else is there out there for him? To be honest with you, he got a guy Benavidez that's willing to face anybody. He can fight him. And I think that's a really good name. Who else can he fight at one 68? That's a good name. Zack Taylor, right? At one 68, who was going to fight for the interim title before he got that shoulder injury, but it's not like right now Canelo controls that landscape and, you know, Benavidez is there. Yeah, but the hardest thing is that once you get to that certain level man and when you're raining at the top, it's hard to look backwards. And I'm not saying that Jenna Beck is a backward step but what I am saying is is that he's at a certain level and he's trying to get to your level. And he's dangerous. It's almost like if Crawford and Spence was aside the fight against a guy like boots in his. Right now at this point in their career, you know, it's just like, yes, it would be a hell of a fight, but like, it's too risky. I think a guy like Jenna Beck is risky, man. He's a risky fight for anybody at a 160 pounds. And if booboo was to come back down to face that, that's tough, man. It's hard to go up to one 68 and then drop back down to one 60 for a title fight, man. It's not worth it in my opinion, bro I will leave that alone. I will let that belt go. And I will make my way to one 68 where I'm comfortable, and I try to get a title there. I just feel like Tim the belt is his only currency and it hasn't done a lot for him in the last three years. Yeah, I mean. Yeah, you know, he's got a record you're right, that's another one. That's two forms of currency, I guess, that he has. But he's had that for a couple of years too, plus a load, a lot of money behind him with Eddie Hearn, and he's still not be able to get a big fight. I'd like to see, look, I think he beats Janet 'cause I think Android special and even at this stage of his career, I think he's a real high level talent who, you know, I don't think Janet Beck's ready for him, quite frankly, not in the pro ranks. He's not gonna land the kind of shots he landed on Danny dignam on Demetrius Andrea. It's just not an Android, hits a lot harder than people give him credit for. All the guys he's fought, almost all of them have gone down at some point. Jason quigley was destroyed in a couple of rounds in that fight. I mean, he can hurt you. And I think he'd do that to Janet Beck. I just like to see him hold on to his title for one more year. And then see what happens at one 60. See if he can make it happen, see if he can make a Charlotte fight happen. Give it one more year at one 60 while Canelo's sorting out what he's going to sort out and then make the move to one 68. Hi. I think he'll be all right. Whatever he chooses to do, I think he'll be all right just like you said, he does have a ton of skill. I'm just saying that the genomic fight to southpaws, it's a difficult fight, man. I think it's a difficult fight for both. I'm not saying that Janet Beck and beat him. And I'm not saying that he can beat Jenna back. I mean, I gotta look at film on that, but I can just tell you this, just both knowing both styles and what they bring to the table, man. I think, I think it's too risky, man. I will leave that belt there, and I will go, I will go up and I will try to face a bigger, a bigger
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"The other two judges scorecard. So it wouldn't have matter either way. So that's why, listen, it's 36 minutes of fighting. You can win 35 and still lose. So better bab is 18 and O 18 knockouts. His resume is starting to get some meat on it. He's got winds over Alexander vostok. He's got wins over Marcus Brown and now Joe Smith. So here's a question after you Sergio, is archer better beev a pound for pound guy at this point. I'm not going to ask you straight up to say yes or no, I'm going to ask you because my pound for pound list is coming out on SI dot com later this week. If I could already answer it, no. So all right, so no. So I'm going to ask you if he belongs on the list over the last four guys on my list. So Tyson Fury, is he belonging list over Tyson Fury? No. Okay. Shakur Stevenson. Maybe. Really? Just because of just because of the youth. Unification, I don't know, of course, Stevens. 126 pound champion unified at one 30 just beat Oscar Valdez. Stevenson has sadly has everything ahead of him, but who do you take out? And who do you put in? That's the only reason I take out this young kid because he's so talented, so gifted and he has the world ahead of him. But yes, does he belong in top 11 pound for pound? Absolutely. So let me give you the last two here. Our last three rather. Jermell charlo. He's up there with Stevenson. Charlotte number 8. No, I put him 9 or 8 Charlotte. Well, Charlotte 8 in my list. Charles right there. At 9, I've got Josh Taylor. Josh Taylor is probably ten on my list. I think Josh Taylor being overlooked at this point because he had a lackluster win over Jack Cadillac. I think you have to give Josh Taylor the credit for I do blowing through the world boxing super series beating Regis pro gray beating José Ramírez. And even though it was a close fight with cataract, I mean, it was that was on a robbery. I've seen robberies. That wasn't it. It was a close bite that went his way and maybe it shouldn't have. Good for him for saying, by the way, he's going to stay at one 40 to fight cataract in a rematch. And number ten, I've got lomachenko on that list. You have to, you know, that's what's tricky about these top ten lists. Who do you take out? But I agree with you with lomachenko. I agree with you with everyone else, but Stevenson has not accomplished what lomachenko has accomplished. And I just think, you know, Josh schiller became undisputed. You know, one of what 6, 7 undisputed champions, and he beat some of the best fighters, as you mentioned. So I just think he's ahead of the game right now. Yeah. Yeah, I took on this month's list. I took Dmitry beeville off and I put your mouth on. Because again, I give jamel Charlotte credit for his resume. Jamel Charlotte one of the most impressive resumes of the guys at the time. I don't blame you on that one, man. Just knocked out Brian cast on you. That's a tough decision to make, but I don't blame you on that one..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Throw your best haymaker with a risk free first bet from FanDuel sportsbook. Even if your fighter gets knocked out or tapped out, new customers get up to $1000 back if your first bet doesn't win. Just sign up with the promo code boxing and you'll be able to bet on all the biggest boxing matches and UFC fights. FanDuel offers all your favorite bets. Choose the money line to the method of victory to which round the fight will end and so much more. It can even parlay different fight bets together. The bigger your parlay, the bigger your potential payout becomes. Vandal is America's number one sports book. The app is so easy to use, and when you win, you'll get paid in as little as two hours. To place your first bet, risk free. That's right. Risk free. Sign up with the promo code boxing and make every Fight Night mean more with the FanDuel sportsbook app. So no Dylan white this press conference. I'm sure you've been asked a lot about that, but do you have an issue with it? Do you have a problem with it? How do you feel about it? You know, no mister white, but we have missed a fury. The capital of sports entertainment himself. The gypsy king is he alive and exclusive in the building in Wembley. Ready to put on a show. We don't need an opponent. Any opponent will do. It's not about the opponent. It's the Tyson Fury roadshow. And it continues to London. United Kingdom, do you think Tyson, his absence is about money or about trying to get inside your head a little bit? I have no clue on no concern. It doesn't really matter to me. The outcome is going to be the same. I'm going to cheer. You and dillion have been kind of on the British boxing scene for a long time. Are you surprised it's kind of taken this long for you two to face each other? No, he's been on the climb of the boxing ranks for a long time. I've been there world champion for a long time. So I'm sure I've been someone he can wanting to fight for. A long time. And he finally getting his opportunity, you know, we've all been running scared from Dylan white over the years, me and while they're and everybody else in the division, you know, the body snatcher, yeah, but we've all been running scared and he's finally backed me into a corner with all his mind games. And now I have to fight. Put up a shut up. You know, you're getting back in the ring in a month or so. But take me back first to after you beat Deontay Wilder. Three big time fights against the biggest puncher in heavyweight boxing. In the weeks after that, was there any part of you that kind of thought like maybe that's enough? Maybe I've accomplished enough in boxing and I'm done with it. Yeah, plenty of times I thought of that. I think about that now, maybe I've had an off. You know, maybe one more thing. I still got one more fight left in me. I'm not 34 yet, so 34 this year. We're at the capital of British boxing in this country, Wembley Stadium against mandatory opposition of the WBC challenger number one ranked contender. Not a defense to me about live in America live in the UK. You know, does it get much bigger than that 103,000 that Wembley I'm told? 103,000. That takes us back to the days of Jack Dempsey and Jean Tony. Those type of Gates. And very rare in today's boxing, so privileged that I'm a part of something so big. And do I continue? Who knows? I've done enough. Hell yeah. I continue having another fight against Frances and maybe. We've got one fight at a time. Dylan white and then who knows what's happening in there. I may hit up my brother The Rock star in Hollywood movie or I might do a Netflix TV documentary. I might be, might become a singer. Who knows? Las Vegas baby, you know, I might become a performing Las Vegas show. Who knows? The opportunities are endless, but I concentrate on the now and the now is I have a world title defense in my home country, at the biggest stadium in the United Kingdom, which I'm looking forward to. It's been a long time. Get rid of a Bangkok, Thin Lizzy. I have. I love that band. And they say that. Boys are back in town. Boys are back in town. Four years away. Just a small all shows like MGM, Las Vegas grand arena. Staples Center, T mobile, arena, just small venues. MGM Grand. So now back at back at the UK, big stadium and I've been on the road a while and I'm really happy to be on and put on a show, got up on a big show. You want to be a good fight as long as it lasts. There are my it's a good puncture. Plenty of opponents. He's game, he's tough, he's big, he's strong he's rugged. And he'll come for a fight. And when he comes for a fight, I'm 80 met on the ring, and a heavy artillery goat. Well, whoever lands better and Chris bank cleaner will win the fight by Norco. I don't see the fight going long distance. I don't see it. I think there's too many people there to be given occasion. Think I'm going to get stopped right in. If you were going to star in a movie with The Rock, what kind of movie would it be? Good question. Could be a boxing movie? It could be a action movie, probably an action movie for sure. Or maybe even a comedy. So a little bit of everything. Commonly comedy, I think, that'd be the best. He's done a few of them. Remake of twins. It's a Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito. Would he have to be Danny DeVito? Would he have to be Danny DeVito's character? Yeah, for sure. You're the only one that could make The Rock look like Danny DeVito in that case. You seem very interested. You mentioned Francis Ngannou, the UFC champion. You seem very interested in making that fight happen at some point in your career. Why is that? It's a big fight big crossover fight between MMA and boxing, he's a champion armor champion. I think it's an epic battle. I think a lot of people would be interested in want to watch that fight. The fight would be in Las Vegas that their raider stadium that'd be an amazing event to end a career. It would be absolutely fantastic to be the icing on the cake of a very successful long pops in Korea. How do you make a fight like that really compelling though Tyson? Because every time a MMA fighter gets in the ring with a boxer, they get worked over pretty good for the most part, 90 something percent of the time. How do you make that fight compelling to fans? The compelling thing is Frances and Ghana is the biggest punch in athlete on the plumbing. If he hits you, in knock you out cold, as we've seen. He's the guy who wants 6 one 5 and 260, 70 pounds. He's a monster of a guy and I feel I'm one punch clean it's over. But I say we do it with a twist Las Vegas style. We do it in four ounce gloves. In a cage. I mean, oh, that would be dangerous for you. That would make it more dangerous for you. I may be dangerous for him. Did I not people out ten ounce blobs? So much. And if I hit him before I was closed on. That would certainly level the playing field a little bit. No doubt about that. Frank Warren, your promoter, going back to this fight against ilian white. He says he wants no British judges for this fight. Of course, this is a reaction to what happened between Josh Taylor and Jack Cadillac. What's your feeling on the judging right now fixing.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
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SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"This is boxing with Chris Manning. Now somebody punch him in the face. Anthony Joshua is a composed and ferocious finisher. Watch this. Hosted by SI's Chris mannix. That was my moment. Now with interviews, analysis and everything going on in the world of boxing. When you have talent, you are given another chance. Here's Chris mannix. All right, joining me now on his way to the cantina. I haven't even checked in. What are you talking about cantina? You see my bag in my suit, right? Are you going straight to the bar to your room first? I am going to the bar which had Grisham, and then I'm going straight to my room. Mojito time. This is like work trips, you didn't go to college, but work trips are like spring break for you. I want a junior college. And I took some classes and yeah, it's working a little bit of play, yes. A lot of spring break at junior college, was there? Come on, man. I'm just asking. Of course, not associates. What'd I get? Didn't you almost like, aren't you like half a credit shy or I am 6 units shy of a bachelor or something like that? Why don't you go through all that to be 6 years shy? Because I got my PhD in boxing. Okay. I'm sure you did. Sergio Mora, the former junior middleweight champion, the zone broadcaster frequent guest here on the podcast. Sergio, we are in San Diego for I would say the highly anticipated chocolate Tito Julio Cesar Martinez fight that Saturday on his own. Before we get to that, the story in boxing over the last few days has been a familiar one. Bad judging. Josh Taylor, the undisputed a 140 pound champion. He fought Jack Cadillac last weekend in Taylor's hometown of Glasgow. It was a competitive fight. Most people thought at the end of it that had done enough to win. Taylor got the decision, which led to widespread outrage. Once again, over the state of boxing judging, Frank Warren, he came out and said, he doesn't want British judges anywhere near the Tyson Fury dillian white fight. Everybody is up in arms about getting judging fixed and boxing. Sergio. We go through this like every 6 weeks when there's a bad decision. You and I were ringside when Raymond Ford looked like he lost his most recent fight, and he was given a gift decision. Boxing, judging is bad. But nobody seems to know how to fix it. As a former fighter, as someone who we've talked about this, you feel you have been on, the wrong end of bad decisions, most notably, was the first or second time of year or both. It was both, but I'll tell you which one would hurt more was the Shane Mosley one because it was on a higher platform, it was a pay per view HBO fight. It was, I left a lot of money on the table. It was a horrible fight as a fan. I get that, but I won that fight. I don't want to go backwards, but in retrospect, I wish I could have done something different if I knew I was going to get judged the way I did..
THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"jack cadillac" Discussed on THE FIGHT with Teddy Atlas
"And the fights of life. And there's no greater fight going on. Or more serious fight going on right now than what's going on in the Ukraine. Fight for your country fight for your existence and so we just I just want to send for all of us in all our families and all people that we know. And I can take for granted I think I can assume and just say I'm doing it for all our fans. That does send it out to the same thoughts and prayers to all the people in the Ukraine that are dealing with the invasion that they're dealing with right now over there. So that's it. I'm ready to I'm ready to talk about something less serious, serious, but obviously a little less. And week every minded of that sometimes every day that there are things that are greater than the things that we feel so important to us. There's people that are in situations a lot more dire than even the tough situations that we may face in our daily fights every day and we should be appreciative and cognizant of that. And I know we are. I know we are. It is just reminds us of that. So for those of you who don't know, when we watch the fights on Saturdays, teddy and I never, ever talk about the fights prior to going live because the point of the show is to get teddy's reaction from a fan's perspective. Me representing the fans and we haven't spoken about the controversial Josh Taylor win decision win over Jack catarau. We'll get to the decision in a minute, but holy crap, what a fight this was. My God, I think Jack Cadillac shocked the crap out of some people. I'm sure he wasn't shocked. He took some, I think he took step aside money earlier to let Taylor take his last fight. I think against Ramirez, but nevertheless, he gets his shot. He delivered what a performance in Glasgow in front of Taylor's fans. And Taylor wins a very close decision. One judge had a cataract. I thought, edged it. I thought it was razor thin margin, very, very close, the fans in the UK were enraged. I can't remember them being so upset about a decision. And I'm with them. I just think there's been worse. There's been more egregious decisions. Again, I'm dying to hear your thoughts teddy because I have no idea what you thought. I know you went back and watched it and scored it. But with that being said, the British board of controls has announced that British boxing border controls has announced that they're going to investigate. They want to report from the judges. Even the fact that they're asking for a report from the judges is at least a step in the right directions and have people justify their scorecards should be happening at every fight that there's controversy. Nevertheless, what do you think who do you think won the fight? Reminded me a little bit of Cambodia's and teofimo lope has been, you know, it was a huge upset as you said. Huge. And oh, it was almost a huge job set. I'm sorry. And it was along the lines of what was happening with Cambodia's and theophylline. That was supposed to be admin. You know, you're supposed to watch fight watch TV or film or get rid of the guy. You know, I wanted to round blow him out of there and what happens. The opposite and it can't boasts his white opponent off drop some point drops him. And here you have to same thing to a certain extent. You know, you have to roll South Pole. Big, big, big underdog. He drops them, you know? Not supposed to be in the ring with him. And the only difference, of course, was the outcome that he didn't get the upset. But he got something pretty close to it, you know, his stock raised. He got everyone's attention. In some ways, I know this sounds crazy. But what's your feeling about this? David discussion on this, in some ways, it almost didn't matter. I know what you're saying, but I'm sorry. That was for all the belts. No, no, of course. You got to win. And you want to win. But it almost doesn't matter in a way where the attention that he's getting from this is even greater than he would have gotten just from winning. Probably. Yeah. I mean, if you want, listen, he's celebrating in his home country and boxing takes note, but it doesn't get the bullhorn effect that this is getting. It doesn't. Yes, but you would be the first one to say when someone gets screwed out of a job out of a fight like this. He's back to he might not go back to the back of the line, but he's not near the back of the line. Because the other guy will Taylor says he's moving up. Now all the belts go back to the sanctioning bodies. They go through their bullshit. But this guy's had the front of the line now. This guy has everyone's attention. This guy had never been at the back of line unless he loses after this. One or two. But no, listen, this guy's gonna live in front of the line though. All the titles were on the, you know, all the bullshit you have to go to get them together. But yeah, but this guy's gonna, this guy isn't a fertilizer. He's gonna get he's gonna get something. If it's not a rematch, it's gonna be, you know, it's gonna be a title fight. He's gonna get something and he might even get a reverse on a decision because politics have who knows. I'm not saying he will. But I'm telling you, he's gonna get something. He's gonna get some dramatic because it's dramatic because they're making a dramatic. And you know what? I don't think it belongs dramatic. As you said, I agree. I've seen much worse, much worse. I mean, I probably see worse next week. Because you can count on that. Yeah, stick around. Yeah, you could count on that. And when I was caught up in ESPN for over 20 years, every week, I was like, well yeah, this is a terrible, but next week would be worth. Because it happened again. And it's not near the worst at all. When I rewatched it and I had to rewatch it because of the outcry I figured it'd be fair. Yeah, I had technically I had cut a roll winning by one or two points. And I had some even rounds in there. That belonged to them. I had them winning technically. But it reminds me of somewhere and I don't care if you get a little penknife out now and you're ready to pump me. Well, I got holes all over me. It don't matter. I take a trick of water that I sprinkle. It's okay. Go ahead. But be reasonable, little I know fans aren't reasonable. But be a little rational, a little reasonable, but with what I'm about to tell you. You just hear it. Don't just feel it. Hear it. And what I'm saying is, I mean, it's reminiscent of you go back to Trinidad and Bill oya. And technically won that fight..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Good to have them all good to see you. You surprised he could take as many of your I mean, you were letting some pretty good body shots go there. Well, it's just a big Manhattan Amazon version. If it looked like the hurt, that's just looking at that video. Last thing for you, you're going to be connected with Terence Crawford until that fight actually happens. I mean, what do you think of that fight? How does that motivate you to, as you start looking at your voice? I would love to have, I think, I'm in the sport to challenge my best. Challenge myself against the best, he I believe he is the best in the business. You know, I think he's paying for a pound base fighter on the planet. So I think that's what I'm in this portfolio. I'm one of the best in the planet as well. And I'd love to go and challenge him and see how we'll do again. Someone is one of them very confident that I can peel off the one as well. What gives you that confidence? Something you see in your style compared to his. A 100%, I believe in my talent, I believe in my belly, and there's also things that I see intelligence game that also I think I could I could do as well, but you know I just believe in my content and I believe it can be anybody on the planet. No, you can't get involved obviously in the politics of boxing, but when you saw Crawford split with top ranked at any part of you go, oh man, I might not get that fight now. Not really. You don't think there's two failures that want the fighting off it can happen. So I know Terrence Crawford got a dessert come back over to the UK and fighting stuff. So who about to feed them myself? You know, it would be great. Well, Josh, good to have you back on Saturday in Glasgow on ESPN+ looking forward to that fight and everything that comes in the future. Thank you very much. Thank you. Cheers. When we come back, this week's picks brought to you by FanDuel. All right, time now for this week's picks brought to you by our friends over at FanDuel this week. I am zeroing in on the big fight over in the UK. Josh Taylor, undisputed 140 pound champion, Jack Cadillac undefeated mandatory challenge. This fight's gonna be in Glasgow, Scotland, the backyard of Josh Taylor, and I'm going with Taylor. I know the odds are really high in his favor -13 50 at this point from our Friends at FanDuel, but I am taking Taylor because I just think he is so much more talented than Carter all. I have not heard of any problems with Taylor making weight. I have not heard of any lingering issues from the knee injury that forced the postponement of this fight back in December. And when I talked to Taylor, he just seems motivated to win this fight and to move on to bigger and better things. How he wins this fight? I'm going with the decision on this one. I think katara is tough. He's unbeaten as I said, and this is the biggest fight of his career..
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"All right, Josh Taylor is the undisputed 140 pound champion on Saturday. He will defend those titles against Jack Cadillac over in Scotland that's a fight you can see here in the United States on ESPN+ and Josh joins me here on the show. Josh, you were and have been kind of a staple at fighting in Glasgow. Been a few years now since you've been back there. How are you feeling about kind of your homecoming fight? Yeah, I'm delayed. You know what I've been on the road for a couple of years now since 2019. So yeah, since I won the title, really, you know, so yeah, I've been away for a couple of years, obviously. To the pandemic and stuff as well, but yeah, the last couple of fights have been paying close doors and limited capacity as well. So yeah, it's been pretty frustrating. The last couple of years. So I'm delighted to be part of home and delay to be back in Glasgow and Scotland and fain in front of my home fans again. You know, I can't wait. How is a Glasgow crowd different from other crowds in the UK? I think that just make an atmosphere. You know, it just make a real cauldron of the atmosphere. It can be hostile, the noise of passionate, always noisy. You know, so as a great atmosphere and one of the best in the world, the love it, especially with the arena, the type of the height of the hydro is high but small and tight and compact and it makes for a great atmosphere and the fans have been nice and noisy. So after you won these titles, picking up that win over José Ramírez. How much thought did you give right then to just vacating them and moving up?.
SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"jack cadillac" Discussed on SI Boxing with Chris Mannix
"Now, those two guys are fighting each other, so that's going to eliminate one of them. So let's just say it's Keith Thurman and Errol Spence. Well, you have to affiliate yourself in some way with PVC to make those fights happen. The Josh Taylor fight is a possibility as well, you know, Josh Taylor beach Jack Cadillac. There's not much left for Josh Taylor to accomplish in the 140 pound division caterer as a mandatory challenger. He could move up to one 47 and it would be great interest in Josh Taylor fighting Terrence Crawford, particularly in the UK, Crawford has gone to the UK before and I think he would do it again. So that is an option for him, but beyond that, there's not really much out there for him if he doesn't affiliate himself with the PVC and to answer your question, Chris, what you mentioned earlier, I don't think we're going to see Spence Crawford in 2022. Hopefully we'll see it in 2023, but Terrence Crawford is going to be 35 years old in September and Errol Spence is going to be 32 in March. So they're getting toward the back end of the Crawford already in the back end of his prime and not only is getting toward the back end of his crime, but he's had a lot of obvious problems outside of the ring the last two years or three years now in the car accident and the retina surgery and everything. So I don't know what to expect from him on April 16th either. Yeah, no question. That's going to be a very interesting fight that we'll talk more about as we get closer. Last thing for you, and this is kind of a very inside baseball type of topic, but always interest me given that PVC has got a dual relationship with Fox and with showtime. You've had showtime over the last few months, pick up the marquee fights. They got Canelo versus plant. They got javonte Davis last fight, even though that wasn't a roaring success. And now they are going to distribute Spence against ugas. It's just like the it keeps tilting Keith. The windmill keeps tilting in different directions for a while. Fox was getting the lion's share of the top level pay per views. Now it seems showtime is absorbing more of them. What do you make of that? And how that impacts the dynamic between PBC and its two broadcast partners. What I think it indicates is that if I had to guess my educated guess would be that Fox and PBC don't do business any further beyond this fourth year of the four year deal that they signed in 2018. I know that Al hayman was not happy with the terms of the fourth year because there were some contractual clauses.
Deleuze and Guattari Quarantine Collective
"jack cadillac" Discussed on Deleuze and Guattari Quarantine Collective
"On. They're using this to show us. I think in some sense this again goes back to even vans question. Right more fundamentally how does through take place right. So we see in turner's work these three periods way in which is workers dramatically changing. The assemblages are changing. We're seeing how paintings are produced in one period that differ from the seconds optionality paying are shifting the connections of the painting are the night the That the third synthesis consumption consummation necessarily consuming but that that aspect is changing to right the intensities the shift periods. I think in that third one. They're locating where were they say. Like turner has something sort of like Ancient about more silica talking. If you're right it's not so much. Just take on like what turns out says something. Esoteric arcane right. It's that once again breakthroughs taking place so this isn't tom. This has never happened before. Rather were actually seeing in turner's work A skit is opening up a line of this haven t place. Yeah it's so. The order been put them up. I should be thought of. When they're talking here three periods. I think then got slightly out of order. I don't think he intended to. I think it's just how they uploaded. It's the first one is declared boat. The second is the boat in the storm and the third is Actually it's a castle. I believe in outer scotland on top of the hill is actually what he's painting. It doesn't even matter because it moves from this absolute and total. This is you're able to see it to conceptualize it and it's like it's just stunning The first canvases are into the world catastrophes. This is a boat in a storm. That's the first image. It is that But that's just what it is and it doesn't it doesn't convey. There's almost a beauty to the to the storm in clarity that almost seems peaceful but the rage and the feeling the emotion of the intensities poor through and the others in ways that is just extraordinary and the lake in the third one. That pierces the middle That canvas broken suddenly. It's the i mean. He gets heavily into this when he goes over francis bacon but the sensation of taking in the art and hatless was created as just beautiful. Everything becomes mixed confused and it is here that the breakthrough or the breakdown occurs that that is the good stuff. I'm a fan or any questions. Comments thought salt move onto the next year. Strange anglo american literature from thomas hardy from d. h. Lawrence to malcolm lowry from henry miller to gain bergen jack cadillac men. Who know how to leave to scramble. 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