Comments Thread For: Dervin Colina Replaces Jean Pascal As Badou Jack's Opponent On Mayweather-Paul Card

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

An unbeaten but unknown, unproven opponent has replaced Jean Pascal on short notice. BoxingScene.com has learned that Venezuela's Dervin Colina will battle Badou Jack on the Floyd Mayweather-Logan Paul undercard Sunday night. Jack (23-3-3, 13 KOs) and Colina (15-0, 13 KOs) are scheduled to square off in a 10-round light heavyweight bout, Showtime Pay-Per-View's co-feature before Mayweather meets Paul in an eight-round cruiserweight exhibition at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.
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[famicommander]

Sucks for Jack. He fought 8 tough fights in a row (Dirrell, Groves, Bute, DeGale, Cleverly, Stevenson, Browne, Pascal) only to end up with two bums like Colina and McKernan. I hope he gets at least one more big fight before he retires.

[Nightfall]

the interest in my opinion is gone from this card. Pascal should be stripped and banned.

[Nightfall]

Sucks for Jack. He fought 8 tough fights in a row (Dirrell, Groves, Bute, DeGale, Cleverly, Stevenson, Browne, Pascal) only to end up with two bums like Colina and McKernan. I hope he gets at least one more big fight before he retires.

indeed. plus he fought through a nasty cut on his forehead and did not quit.

[Oldskoolg]

Wouldn’t it be something if a star was born from this result....

[MasterPlan]

Jack fought an unknown like 7 years ago and got stopped. Derek Edwards.

[Nash out]

Hopefully turns out to be a decent fight. I really enjoyed Jack vs Pascal 1 and thought Pascal did deserve the very close decision but fancied Jack to win this time.

[Tatabanya]

the interest in my opinion is gone from this card. Pascal should be stripped and banned.

I remember what Kovalev said about Pascal in the post-fight interview after beating him for the second time. Perhaps he was right after all.

I'll watch Jack vs Colina with the same interest, though... It smells of huge upset.

[Lefty0616]

Pascal always seems in super great shape. Now we know why.