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  • Comments Thread For: Rolando Romero: My Personality Is Good For Boxing; We Need Entertaining Fighters!

    Rolando Romero has no problem keeping up his bad boy persona so long as that means more people end up watching "The Sweet Science." The hard-punching - and frequently profane - lightweight contender has made a name for himself as one of the more abrasive personalities in boxing. While his rhetoric may be off putting to some, "Rolly" is betting that, in the main, it will draw more people to what he feels is a dying sport.
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  • #2
    He gets it. As much as I hate that pouty RBF he gets that he has to sell himself
    Last edited by Oldskoolg; 08-27-2021, 01:27 PM.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Oldskoolg View Post
      He gets it. As much as I hate that pouty RBF he has he gets that he has to sell himself

      this interview was weeks ago.

      Is he retired or not? Cause he got a title shot waiting and he quiet.

      Haney got a way of making these boys take hiatus

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      • #4
        He is Vic Darchinyan version 1.1 without the crab-like defense of Vic.

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        • #5
          Do your thing Rolly you mouthy little kunt.

          When he stopped Yigit and was booed that was definitely something.
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          • #6
            His trash talking will only get him so far, his ability in the ring doesn't match his mouth

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Hustle View Post


              this interview was weeks ago.

              Is he retired or not? Cause he got a title shot waiting and he quiet.

              Haney got a way of making these boys take hiatus
              Joseph Diaz Jr Not Fighting Devin Haney Says Oscar De La Hoya
              Boxing News 24
              By Dan Ambrose
              August 27, 2021

              Golden Boy Promotions boss Oscar De La Hoya had thrown cold water on the possibility of Joseph ‘Jo Jo’ Diaz Jr. challenging WBC lightweight champion Devin Haney in November.

              Jo Jo Diaz Jr. won’t be fighting Haney despite earning the WBC mandatory spot by fighting in a world title eliminator.

              De La Hoya isn’t saying WHY Jo Jo Diaz (32-1-1, 15 KOs) won’t be facing Haney, as he’s the WBC mandatory for his belt after his decision win over Javier Fortuna last month on July 9th in a title eliminator.

              Diaz Jr., 28, had mentioned recently that he wants to fight the belt-less Ryan Garcia (21-0, 18 KOs) next. However, Ryan posted that 2022 will be a big year for him, which could mean he’s done for the remainder of the year.

              Unless Ryan doesn’t consider Jo Jo Diaz Jr as a “huge” fight, it suggests that he might not be fighting until next year.

              “2022 is going to be my year Only Huge fights LETS GO!! ” said Ryan Garcia on Twitter.

              If Jo Jo Diaz Jr. isn’t fighting Ryan Garcia next, it’s going to be interesting to see who De la Hoya has for him.

              Fans will assume that Jo Jo is ducking the fight with Haney if he turns it down and winds up facing a lesser talent.

              When a fighter starts turning down world title shots after earning the mandatory spot in a title eliminator, you got to wonder.

              On Thursday, Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn told DAZN that they’re targeting Jo Jo Diaz Jr. for Haney (26-0, 15 KOs) to fight in November and that talks are starting for that fight.

              Apparently, Hearn needs to check with De La Hoya because he’s saying that unequivocally the Jo Jo Diaz Jr. vs. Haney fight is NOT happening.

              In the interview, Hearn said he has no interest in putting a fight together between Haney and WBA interim lightweight champion Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero. He feels that former IBF super featherweight champion Jo Jo Diaz Jr is a bigger name.

              That may be true, but if Hearn can’t get Golden Boy to agree to the fight, he’s wasting his time and should take the match with Rolly.

              Is De La Hoya worried about whether Jo Jo Diaz Jr. is up to the task to challenge Haney for his WBC belt?

              Again, Hearn might want to reconsider his stance about not wanting to put a fight together between Haney and Rolly Romero.

              Unless there’s a particular reason why Hearn wouldn’t want to make the fight with Rolly, this is a match that’s better than nothing. Hearn can’t drag out Yuriorkis Gamboa for Haney to fight again.

              https://www.************.com/2021/08...ar-de-la-hoya/

              The Real Housewives at 135! LMAO!





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              • #8
                I have no issue with him talking ish, I literally don't like watching him fight but the talk might bring some people to his fights.

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                • #9
                  Rolly's got a point but he's not that good a showman/bad boy, he acts more petulant then a badass

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                  • #10
                    This Little MF’er just bipolar as hell bottom line. He needs a hug or two! Volunteers welcome

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