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Nonito Donaire vs Cesar Juarez Live Stream Online is here. Previous WBO heavyweight champion Shannon Briggs (59-6-1, 52 KOs) says WBC heavyweight champion Deontay "Bronze Bomber" Wilder (35-0, 34 KOs) won't make it passed the first round in their proposed battle on January sixteenth at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Briggs, 44, says he was offered $400,000 to battle the gifted Wilder one month from now. Briggs says he requested $2 million for the battle initially, yet in the end consented to take the battle for $400K.
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Briggs says that he would take the battle for nothing with a champ takes all sort of issue. Briggs is confident to the point that he would beat the hard hitting Wilder that he would take the battle for nothing.
"This is the thing that weaklings say. He's a weakling," Briggs said in regards to Wilder to TMZ.com. "I simply had eight battles. I breezed through each medication test… They called me and said 'tune in, would you like to battle Deontay?' I said 'yes, we should do it.' They said 'Alright, the amount of cash?' I said '$2 million dollars.' They said 'We'll get back to you.' They got back to and said 'We'll pay you $500,000 dollars.' I said 'We should go, champ.' They said 'We'll get back to you right.' I said "Alright." They got back to and they said "$400,000." I said 'No issue.' It ain't about the cash. I'll take victor takes all. I'll battle for nothing. Victor take all in Brooklyn. I'm so sure I'll thump him out. He won't move beyond the first round."
More out of control is coming up short on time to get a rival for his next battle. His administration was wanting to place him in with Vyacheslav Glazkov, however he rather went the IBF course after Tyson Fury won that strap off of Wladimir Klitschko. It's the more secure course for Glazkov, in light of the fact that Fury will soon be stripped of his IBF title for neglecting to bring the battle with Glazkov.
At this time's despite everything it uncertain whether a battle between the two hard hitting heavyweights will get made. Briggs won't be getting a lot of a preparation camp for the battle on the off chance that he winds up confronting Deontay in light of the fact that January sixteenth is only barely a month away. Be that as it may, if the battle can get made, it'll be an incredible match-up that would draw in a great deal of enthusiasm from American boxing fans.
For Briggs, he would likely profit on the off chance that he could get a battle against previous IBF/IBO/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko in Germany. Be that as it may, with Wladimir no more a best on the planet and his future questionable with his rematch against Tyson Fury, Briggs can't rely on a battle against Wladimir occurring. It's too terrible that Wladimir didn't take the battle against Briggs when he was still a best on the planet on the grounds that the German boxing fans would have gobbled up a battle in the middle of Wladimir and Briggs.
Briggs would be the greatest puncher that Deontay has ever confronted in his profession if the battle happens. More out of control confronted Bermane Stiverne not long ago in January in a battle that was completely ruled by Deontay. Briggs has hazardous punching force. What he doesn't have is the portability that Deontay has or the hand speed. Furthermore, Wilder has the achieve advantage over Briggs.
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Briggs says that he would take the battle for nothing with a champ takes all sort of issue. Briggs is confident to the point that he would beat the hard hitting Wilder that he would take the battle for nothing.
"This is the thing that weaklings say. He's a weakling," Briggs said in regards to Wilder to TMZ.com. "I simply had eight battles. I breezed through each medication test… They called me and said 'tune in, would you like to battle Deontay?' I said 'yes, we should do it.' They said 'Alright, the amount of cash?' I said '$2 million dollars.' They said 'We'll get back to you.' They got back to and said 'We'll pay you $500,000 dollars.' I said 'We should go, champ.' They said 'We'll get back to you right.' I said "Alright." They got back to and they said "$400,000." I said 'No issue.' It ain't about the cash. I'll take victor takes all. I'll battle for nothing. Victor take all in Brooklyn. I'm so sure I'll thump him out. He won't move beyond the first round."
More out of control is coming up short on time to get a rival for his next battle. His administration was wanting to place him in with Vyacheslav Glazkov, however he rather went the IBF course after Tyson Fury won that strap off of Wladimir Klitschko. It's the more secure course for Glazkov, in light of the fact that Fury will soon be stripped of his IBF title for neglecting to bring the battle with Glazkov.
At this time's despite everything it uncertain whether a battle between the two hard hitting heavyweights will get made. Briggs won't be getting a lot of a preparation camp for the battle on the off chance that he winds up confronting Deontay in light of the fact that January sixteenth is only barely a month away. Be that as it may, if the battle can get made, it'll be an incredible match-up that would draw in a great deal of enthusiasm from American boxing fans.
For Briggs, he would likely profit on the off chance that he could get a battle against previous IBF/IBO/WBA/WBO heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko in Germany. Be that as it may, with Wladimir no more a best on the planet and his future questionable with his rematch against Tyson Fury, Briggs can't rely on a battle against Wladimir occurring. It's too terrible that Wladimir didn't take the battle against Briggs when he was still a best on the planet on the grounds that the German boxing fans would have gobbled up a battle in the middle of Wladimir and Briggs.
Briggs would be the greatest puncher that Deontay has ever confronted in his profession if the battle happens. More out of control confronted Bermane Stiverne not long ago in January in a battle that was completely ruled by Deontay. Briggs has hazardous punching force. What he doesn't have is the portability that Deontay has or the hand speed. Furthermore, Wilder has the achieve advantage over Briggs.