Saturday, July 26, 2008
AJ Banal Knocked Out in 10th round
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Yuriorkis Gamboa
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Vitali Klitschko's comeback fight!
Edwin Valero
Valero is the most overhyped fighter in boxing today. All of those knockouts don't impress me at all. The guy has no defense........and the guy can't BOX!!!!!!!He gets hit too much and OK....he hits hard but that's not enough. I know perhaps some out there are comparing him to Pacquiao but it's not a fair assessment. Valero is a crude talent with no technique.
Joan Guzman beats his easily.....slips and slides and is too quick
Juan Manuel Marquez beats him easily....too smart and will confuse Valero
Manny Pacquiao beats him easily.....Too fast and won't give Valero a chance to come forward with reckless abandon as is Valero's style. Valero is effective against average fighters who stand in front of him. Against Vincente Mosquena, he got knocked down in the 3rd and looked dazed.
Pacquiao is too fast for him, hits as hard or harder and is the much more polished fighter. Valero loops his punches and leaves himself wide open and lets his fall too much.
Bottom line.......Valero is waiting to be exposed. Pacquiao will expose him.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Oscar De La Hoya vs Felix Trinidad Rematch already a done deal!
Marco Antonio Barrera's comback
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Manny Pacquiao vs Edwin Valero this November 8
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Humberto Soto got robbed!!
Manny Pacquiao vs Ricky Hatton in 140lbs?
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Glenn Donaire vs Ulises Solis on July 12
Juan Manuel Marquez vs Joel Casamayor on September 13
Friday, June 27, 2008
Pacquiao vs Diaz weigh in
Manny Pacquiao 134.5 vs David Diaz 135
(WBC Lightweight Championship)
Steven Luevano 126 vs Mario Santiago 125
(WBO Featherweight Championship)
Humberto Soto 130 vs Francisco Lorenzo 130
(WBC interim super featherweight title)
Tye Fields 265 vs Monte Barrett 220
Venue: Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino, Las Vegas
Promoter: Top Rank
TV: HBO PPV
I'm very intrigued to see what they'll weigh in at tomorrow (hopefully HBO gets their fightnight weights...)
Pacquiao was 143 for Morales III, 144 for Barrera II, and 145 for Marquez II.
Diaz was 150 for Santa Cruz and 149 for Montano.
Luevano was 139 for Jandaeng.
Soto was 135 for Guzman.
Azumah Nelson lost to Jeff Fenech in a MD
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Joe Calzaghe, the best boxer in the world!
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Monday, June 16, 2008
AJ "Bazooka" Banal for the Championship belt
Florante Condes lost to a journeyman,
Miguel Angel Cotto too Underrated
In my own opinion Miguel Angel Cotto a Puerto Rican superstar is just too Underrated, the fighter who the no.1 pound for pound always ducked and almost 4 years Welterweight Champion, Cotto defended all his championship belts against the best welterweight fighter in the world such as Sugar Shane Moseley, Paul Malignaggi, and Zab Judah. I think Cotto would be the next Joe Calzaghe after beating Oscar De La Hoya or Floyd Mayweather jr., thats if only Floyd Mayweather jr. will come back from his never ending excuse which is "retirement again" and if Oscar de La Hoya ends his excuses that his wife is a puerto rican so he woudnt fight cotto. Cotto's next opponent will be the Antonio Margarito on July 26, 2008.
Manny Pacquiao vs David Diaz
Friday, June 13, 2008
Juan Diaz vs Michael Katsidis coming soon
I think Juan Diaz is more technically sound, quicker, and has a much better defense (his career Compubox +/- ratio is better than Jones and Whitaker's and only 2nd to Mayweather's) but that nagging bleeding cut really screwed up his whole mentality and gemplan against Campbell, that combined with Katsidis' even more destructive relentless attack to the body and head seems to be a bad style mathcup for him. Diaz is a fighter who outworks and breaks down his opponent with volume and pressure over time. Katsidis is a fighter who charges at his opponent with constant haymakers looking to destroy his opponent at all times with pressure and power.
Whoever wins it's gonna be an absolute war, but I see Katsidis scoring a late round KO when Diaz takes one too many shots after Katsidis gets his face mashed up worse than ever before by Juan Diaz' constant barrage.