Marquez vs Bradley Fight Night Thread (previously undercard discussion)

[Gontran]

I'm looking forward to watching Lomachenko.

Yeah I'm excited and intrigued to see how he does

 

[MurphysLawyer]

One doesn't have to be sold on Lomachenko to enjoy watching him. Personally I think he'll be someone very special very soon, but either way this will be great to watch

 

[Sebbe]

It's on my satellite package. Sucks you have to pay for it.

I get in on free TV. Not the best hour because of where I live obviously but, for free

 

[HHJ]

now thats a bit strong isnt it?? lol

 

[HHJ]

One doesn't have to be sold on Lomachenko to enjoy watching him.

true,i wish more people could subscribe to this way of thinking overall

 

[XCuTioNeR]

Salido- 100K
Cruz- 65K

Lomachenko- 100K
Jose Luis Ramirez- 25K

Seanie Monaghan- 60K
Caputo-Smith- 20K

 

[XCuTioNeR]

Ramirez- 126.5
Lomachenko- 125

 

[XCuTioNeR]

Salido- 126
Cruz- 125

 

[Seano]

Yeah I'm excited and intrigued to see how he does

Probably like every other hyped amateur making his pro debut. He'll look incredible for a few rounds, then by the end of the 4th round, the words "work in progress" will start coming up.

 

[XCuTioNeR]

TR stream-

WW- Kenny Abril SC Brad Solomon

WW- Mikael Zewski SC Alberto Herrera

FW- Jun Doliguez SC Giovanni Caro

LHW- Trevor McCumby SC Eric Watkin

http://www.toprank.tv/index.jsp and also on espn3.com

3:45 PST/4:45 MST/5:45 CST/6:45 EST

 

[TeamVamos]

Orlando 'El Pato' Cruz works for him. He's the type of guy who can beat Salido, although he hasnt faced anybody noteworthy but on style alone. Think he'll give Salido a run for his money as he will likely be jabbing, moving,and ensuring to not getting into a fireFight with Salido. Still see Salido edging it on the scorecards likely from getting a kd or two

 

[Anwar]

Vasyl Lomachenko will provide an amazing fight. I've been watching him since 2008 Olympics and I am still pinching myself at the fact that he's having his debut very soon.

I think he's the greatest amateur of all time personally. It depends how you would rate someone who:

1. In 2008 Olympics won the Val Barker Trophy for the most outstanding boxer and avenged the only loss of his career in a complete masterclass against a top fighter in Albert Selimov in that same tournament.

2. In 2009 World Championships, only conceded 7 points in the whole tournament, beating very good fighters like Vodyapanov, Valdez etc. WITH A BROKEN HAND which actually left him out of boxing for a while afterwards.

3. Had to move up to a weight that he's a little too small for (lightweight) because featherweight was removed from amateurs. He yet beat everyone he fought, from great amateurs like Valentino to Cuban Greats like Toledo, and even beat the 2012 light welterweight, yes, light welterweight Olympic Silver medalist in 2011 when he's debuting in 2013 at 126lbs.

4. Has an amateur career record of 396-1.

...All with a very pro style.

 

[XCuTioNeR]

We're live.

 

[XCuTioNeR]

Down goes red trunks.

 

[goldennboy]

Best amateur boxer is Guillermo Rigondeaux. I've never even heard of Lomanchenko.

 

[XCuTioNeR]

Down goes black trunks.

 

[XCuTioNeR]

http://www.toprank.tv/shared/flash/...liateId=&fight_key=2013_10_12_bradley_marquez

 

[XCuTioNeR]

Good brawl so far.

 

[XCuTioNeR]

Good action, looks like red trunks should take the decision.

 

[XCuTioNeR]

59-53x2, 58-53 red trunks.