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It's obvious Ivan doesn't have what it takes to ride the pro tour so will Fuji kick him to the curb before season end?
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RDV4ROUBAIX said:Jezus. You're on a rampage. I like that.
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RDV4ROUBAIX said:He was given a chance to prove himself. I'd say he deserves a shot. Has J.J. Haedo done anything since going Pro Tour? I don't recall.
RDV4ROUBAIX said:He was given a chance to prove himself. I'd say he deserves a shot. Has J.J. Haedo done anything since going Pro Tour? I don't recall.
RDV4ROUBAIX said:He was given a chance to prove himself. I'd say he deserves a shot. Has J.J. Haedo done anything since going Pro Tour? I don't recall.
Dr. Wattini said:Do you consider beating Casper and winning a sprint in San Luis an achievement? You must put this things on perspective.
bikenrunnwt said:His younger brother Sebastian looks pretty good as well and a Pro Tour team might look to give him a chance in the near future.
bikenrunnwt said:J.J. Haedo won the GP Cholet and the last stage of the Tour de San Louis recently along with stage wins in the Tours of San Louis, California, Georgia, Luxemebourg and Denmark in 2008.
His younger brother Sebastian looks pretty good as well and a Pro Tour team might look to give him a chance in the near future.
hawkeye87 said:He's a B or C class pro sprinter.