Originally posted by jlcelestine
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Hopkins woulda just sold a Cleverly fight as his desire to fight 'the best' - 'the champions' - as opposed to a relatively unknown challenger and told everyone that stripping him was criminal - and he woulda walked away smelling of roses.
Why would Kovalev do that when the Cleverly fight was already arranged (and just awaiting the White win) whilst BHop was stalling and apparntly had fired a proposal to Warren himself?
When Espinoza said no it's hard to argue that he wasn't expressing Hopkins' wishes.
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