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IBAI x PEDRI - January 2, 2024 (summary)

He’s doing okay but things are a bit tough at the moment

He spent Christmas at home in Tenerife with his family

They play 'Suika Game' a lot in the dressing room (but on the phone and not the PC because it's free there lol)

He laughed a lot with Piqué in the dressing room. Piqué didn't really like training sessions but he was very good in the matches

Have you ever looked at Pique and thought that if you wanted to, you could dribble past him 7 times? - "Yes (laughs)"

Ferran has supported him a lot and is always there for him

Ferran takes the shark mentality very seriously, so Pedri gave him some shark slippers and now Ferran wears them in the dressing room

He tries to help Gavi every day because he knows what it's like to be injured for a longer time and he's confident that he will come back in great condition

Pedri does pilates now after Puyol recommended it to him

Pedri has Aleix García in his Fantasy team (his brother is first, he is second)

He rarely uses Twitter, he uses Twitch and TikTok more

They are behind Xavi 100%

In his opinion, Neymar looks good with every hairstyle

Girona are playing very well and he thinks that they could win LaLiga

Jordi Alba and Piqué were always fighting but that's how they got on. They just liked to fight lmao

Vitor Roque is wonderful, he is always happy, whenever Pedri sees him he is smiling

He doesn't like press conferences at all because they are a bit disturbing as all the journalists stare at you while you just sit there

In the Premier League, they are able to spend 80 or 90 million for players which is unbelievable. In La Liga, academies are what makes the difference

They don't really talk about the Super League in the dressing room

Boca Juniors or River Plate? - He's only watched one game and Boca won, so Boca

For Pedri, Busquets is the best No. 6 in history

His favourite player is Iniesta (in case you somehow didn't know that yet)

His favourite XI in history: ter Stegen, Jordi Alba, Piqué, Ramos, Alves, Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo (after being forced by Ibai), Messi and Luis Enrique as a Coach (he changed out Ronaldinho for Neymar later)

Luis Enrique doesn't have What's App. If you want to talk to him, you need to send him an SMS

He was nervous when scoring the decisive penalty against Real Betis because the goalkeeper was a giant

Hardest defeat: penalty shootout against Italy (Euros 2020)

He supported Argentina in the WC final (for Leo)

He would like Haaland to sign for Barça (in his words "as a replacement for Lewy because he won't play for us until he's 60") and he also really likes Julían Alvarez (agent Pedri 👀)

His first friend at Barça was Trincāo

A dream: to win the Champions League and the World Cup

Before games, he likes to listen to slow Spanish music (Julio Iglesias? - "Maybe (laughs)")

His favourite singer is Quevedo (everyone act surprised please)

Vitor is only 18 years old, you cannot ask him to be the new Pele, but he has a lot of confidence from the club

He normally always stops for fans but there are always the same 5-6 TikTokers in front of the training ground so he sometimes doesn't stop if it's just them

He is rewatching Prison Break at the moment, even though he's seen it two times already. The first season is the best one in his opinion

He used to watch anime but not anymore

Kounde has the confidence to wear anything

They should listen to the players more because the calendar is so tightly packed right now and there are too many injuries

He would like to score more goals

He found scoring goals strange when he was younger because he never knew how to celebrate and all he did was run and look stupid

Ibai breaks his computer mouse and engineer Pedri tells him to plug it out and in again (Pedri indeed managed to fix it)

Favourite place in Barcelona? - Camp Nou ❤️

Ibai and Pedri played 'Guess these 100 Players' and Pedri guessed 94/100 right (and Pedri realised he doesn't know enough South American players)

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Marco Antonio Barrera vs. Erik Morales 3: A Short Remembrance of their Epic Finale

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Published: November 27, 2024

Rivalries are often the backbone of sports. A rivalry can bring in new fans and keep them as lifelong participants. Lately, the sport of boxing has been few and far between, with genuine rivalries. However, in the 2000s, the rivalry that defined the decade and the era was between two Mexican superstars and all-time greats, Marco Antonio Barrera and Erik Morales. Two fighters whose hatred for one another could only be matched by their warrior mentality and competitive desire to be considered the best fighters from Mexico.

The first fight took place at the turn of the century in February 2000 and is widely regarded as one of the greatest fights in history. And arguably the best between two fighters from Mexico. How and why the animosity between the two combatants started can be explained as two fighters simultaneously being in the same weight class. Or as a difference in perceived class and stature, with Barrera being middle-class from Mexico City and Morales' more humble beginning in Tijuana, Mexico. Regardless of the root of the hostility between the two, the first Morales-Barrera encounter was action-packed, featured one of the best rounds seen in boxing, and ended in controversy. Morales was the victor keeping his WBC super bantamweight title and refusing Barrera's WBO title in the form of solidarity for his efforts. 

Two years later, it was now Morales who was at the end of a controversial loss. In their trilogy's most tactical and least talked about battle, Barrera walked away with the decision and the WBC featherweight title in the summer of 2002. Following in Morales' footsteps, Barrera also declined the championship. 

Following another two years, the two Mexican warriors met for the final time on November 27, 2004, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas in front of a vocal 11,000-plus fans. Morales was arguably at his peak heading into the third match with Barrera. After losing Barrera, Morales had career-best performances against Paulie Ayala and moved up to the super featherweight division, participating in back-to-back stellar fights against Jesus Chavez and Carlos Hernandez. Morales was considered one of boxing's top five pound-for-pound fighters. 

Barrera was only a year removed from being demolished by Manny Pacquiao. Although Barrera had shown resolve in responding to losses before against the likes of Junior Jones, it was thought that at 30 years of age, he had finally entered the final stages of his career. However, no matter the circumstances or which fighter was seemingly on the downslide, a memorable fight was guaranteed to break out whenever Barrera and Morales stepped inside the ring against each other. 

The third fight was a tale of two halves. Barrera seemed focused and had a game plan, while Morales looked like he was going through the motions. The first six rounds primarily belonged to Barrera, who landed the cleaner, more eye-catching shots. Yet, it must be noted that Morales was competitive in each round and clearly took the second round. But, after six rounds, Morales had a mountain to climb. 

In the second half of the fight, Morales attacked first rather than waiting to respond to Barrera. The Tijuana fighter roared back into the fight in the seventh and eighth rounds. The final rounds, particularly the 11th and 12th rounds, were some of the best between the two. However, Morales' comeback in the fight's second half wasn't enough for him to earn a victory over his rival. Barrera's advantage in the fight's first half paid off, awarding him a majority decision with scores of 115-13, 115-11,4, and 114-114. The scoring was about as close as it could be. 

Barrera walked away with the WBC super featherweight championship and, more importantly, two wins over his rival. 

While the third Barrera-Morales fight isn't held in as high regard as the first fight, to this writer, the finale trilogy match is on the same level and, in some way, eclipses the first meeting. It is the only of the three that I viewed live, and with both men already having their names stamped in Canastota for the boxing Hall of Fame, another classic battle was unexpected and yet, in retrospect, not surprising. 

The third bout won Fight of the Year honors from both the Boxing Writer's Association of America and Ring Magazine for 2004. The 11th round, which was considered the Round of the Year, was a pivotal moment in the fight. It is right next to the 5th round of the first fight as the most memorable three minutes to the two men traded. 

Barrera and Morales gave so much to the sport of boxing. Their battles will forever be enshrined as an example of when boxing is at its most exciting. Their rivalry, which spanned three fights, not only entertained fans but also elevated the sport. It encompassed everything a fan of pugilism could want: two elite fighters willing to engage and put their lives and reputations on the line not just for championships or glory but to prove to one another who was the better man.

(Featured Photo: Action Images/Reuters/Steve Marcus)

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Mikaela Mayer-Silvia Bortot Confirmed for Liam Smith-Chris Eubank Jr. II Undercard

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Published: August 25, 2023

September 2: Mikaela Mayer-Silvia Bortot Confirmed for Liam Smith-Chris Eubank Jr. II Undercard at AO Arena in Manchester LIVE on ESPN+

Former unified junior lightweight world champion Mikaela Mayer returns in a 10-round junior welterweight battle against Italian contender Silvia Bortot on Saturday, Sept. 2 at AO Arena in Manchester, England.   Mayer-Bortot will take place on the undercard of the highly anticipated middleweight rematch between bitter rivals Liam Smith and Chris Eubank Jr.   Promoted by BOXXER, Smith-Eubank II, Mayer-Bortot, and additional undercard bouts will stream live and exclusively in the U.S. on ESPN+ starting at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT. Sky Sports Box Office will broadcast the event in the UK and Ireland.   Mayer (18-1, 5 KOs), a 2016 U.S. Olympian, signed with Top Rank in 2017 and captured the WBO junior lightweight world title by defeating Ewa Brodnicka in October 2020. The following year, the Los Angeles native unified the WBO and IBF titles in an action-packed slugfest against Maiva Hamadouche. In October 2022, she suffered a razor-thin split decision loss to Alycia Baumgardner in an undisputed world title showdown at London’s O2 Arena. Mayer then moved up to lightweight and scored a unanimous decision win over Lucy Wildheart in April. She now prepares to make her third consecutive appearance in London.

Smith-Eubank II, Mayer-Bortot and additional undercard bouts will stream live and exclusively in the U.S. on ESPN+ starting at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT

Mayer said, "It's my sixth year as a pro, but I've never felt better. My run at 130 was a ton of fun and something I'm proud of, but it's time for a new chapter. It's time to combine my experience with my size and see what I can accomplish. This fight is at 142 pounds, but 147 is the next hot division in women's boxing, and that's where I'm headed."   Bortot (11-2-1, 3 KOs) debuted in the pro ranks in 2016 and captured the European junior welterweight title in 2019 with a fourth-round TKO win over Marie Helene Meron. She suffered her first loss via ninth-round TKO in April 2022 but bounced back that year with three victories. In her last outing, she lost to undefeated standout Flora Pili via a 10-round decision in May.   Smith (33-3-1, 20 KOs) captured the WBO junior middleweight title with a seventh-round TKO win over Apollo Thompson in 2015. He defended the title twice before losing to Canelo Alvarez in 2016. Smith remained a division mainstay during the following five years, earning wins over the likes of Liam Williams, Anthony Fowler, and Jessie Vargas. In September 2022, he made his middleweight debut with a stoppage win over Hassan Mwakinyo before upsetting Eubank via fourth-round TKO in their first encounter.   Eubank (32-3, 23 KOs) began his pro career in 2011 and went 18-0 before losing to Billy Joe Saunders in 2014. In 2017, he moved up to super middleweight and beat former two-division world champion Arthur Abraham and then-unbeaten contender Avni Yildirim. In his first world title shot, he suffered a unanimous decision loss to George Groves in February 2018. Eubank returned with wins against JJ McDonagh and former world champion James DeGale before returning to middleweight, where he was 4-0 before the first Smith showdown.   In other streaming action from Manchester:

Junior welterweight standout Adam Azim (8-0, 6 KOs) takes on Ukraine’s Aram Fanyan (23-1, 5 KOs) in a 10-round clash.  

Unbeaten heavyweight Frazer Clarke (7-0, 5 KOs), a British Olympic bronze medalist, will lock horns with David Allen (21-5-2, 18 KOs) in a 10-rounder.  

British super middleweight champion Mark Heffron (29-2-1, 23 KOs) will defend his title against former English middleweight champion Jack Cullen (21-4-1, 9 KO) in a 12-rounder.  

Unbeaten Albanian southpaw Florian Marku (12-0-1, 7 KOs) will take on Ireland’s Dylan Moran (18-1, 8 KOs) in a 10-round welterweight tilt. 

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