The Future of CUBA in the Pros, by Weightclasses. (List Inside) ***UPDATED/VIDEO***

[asero]

lara is my favorite there

[BigBone]

Nice summary. If you have the time Jay, you should keep us updated in all-Cuban boxing thread.

Fighters I'd add: obviously Perez, Garcia, Acosta, Yoan Pablo Hernandez at CW, and there's this Angelo Santana guy I found on boxrec, whom I've never heard of. He's 5-0.

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[Odo]

Originally Posted by jaycuban

Well Cuban boxing has never looked so good in the pros, for the first time we have a good amount of cuban boxers fighting in the pros and best of al in deferent weight classes so its exciting news because they are very talented and its a great oportunity for them to show the talent that has been keeped away from boxing fans all these years.

Here is a list of the new prospects by weightclasses.


Bantamweight - Guillermo Rigondeaux
- making pro debut, 2 Olympic Gold Medals, Ametuer Record of 243w-4l

Lightweight - Yuriorkis Gamboa - 14(12) - 0
- Pro debut April 27, 2007, 1 Olympic Gold Medal

Welterweight - Yudel Johnson
- making pro debut, 1 Olympic Silver Medal

Light Middleweight - Erislandy Lara - 4(3) - 0
- Pro debut July 4, 2008, Amatuer World Champion Gold Medal, Amatuer Record of 116w-15l

Middleweight - Yordanis Despaigne
- making pro debut

Cruiserweight - Yuniel Dortico
- making pro debut

Heavyweight - Odlanier Solis - 13(9) - 0
- Pro debut April 27, 2007, 1 Olympic Gold Medal, Amatuer Record or 227w - 14l

What an impressive list of Cuban fighters it is!
I am absolutely positive that abovementioned Cubans will make a lot of noise in the upcoming months.
I very much hope that they wont showcase their skills only on American soil!

[jaycuban]

Originally Posted by BigBone

Nice summary. If you have the time Jay, you should keep us updated in all-Cuban boxing thread.

Fighters I'd add: obviously Perez, Garcia, Acosta, Yoan Pablo Hernandez at CW, and there's this Angelo Santana guy I found on boxrec, whom I've never heard of. He's 5-0.

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Nice, thanks bro.

[jaycuban]

Originally Posted by asero

lara is my favorite there

wait till you see Rigondeaux.

[Kid Cuba]

Originally Posted by jaycuban

Well Cuban boxing has never looked so good in the pros, for the first time we have a good amount of cuban boxers fighting in the pros and best of al in deferent weight classes so its exciting news because they are very talented and its a great oportunity for them to show the talent that has been keeped away from boxing fans all these years.

Here is a list of the new prospects by weightclasses.


Bantamweight - Guillermo Rigondeaux
- making pro debut, 2 Olympic Gold Medals, Ametuer Record of 243w-4l

Lightweight - Yuriorkis Gamboa - 14(12) - 0
- Pro debut April 27, 2007, 1 Olympic Gold Medal

Welterweight - Yudel Johnson
- making pro debut, 1 Olympic Silver Medal

Light Middleweight - Erislandy Lara - 4(3) - 0
- Pro debut July 4, 2008, Amatuer World Champion Gold Medal, Amatuer Record of 116w-15l

Middleweight - Yordanis Despaigne
- making pro debut

Cruiserweight - Yuniel Dortico
- making pro debut

Heavyweight - Odlanier Solis - 13(9) - 0
- Pro debut April 27, 2007, 1 Olympic Gold Medal, Amatuer Record or 227w - 14l

Isint Gamboa a Featherweight or did he move up?

[jaycuban]

Originally Posted by Kid Cuba

Isint Gamboa a Featherweight or did he move up?

Oh yeah true, my bad

[BigBone]

AWESOME job with the pictures, Jay!

[Bad_Intentions]

out of all of them...rigondeaux & lara

but dude, you're getting a little over yourself with these cubans making it pros .

[BigBone]

Oh by the way, who's this Osmany Acosta? Alexei Acosta, 21 is the 3rd Cuban in Ireland, he's a former Junior World Champion according to Wikipedia. He fights at super bantam at the moment.

[jaycuban]

Originally Posted by BigBone

Oh by the way, who's this Osmany Acosta? Alexei Acosta, 21 is the 3rd Cuban in Ireland, he's a former Junior World Champion according to Wikipedia. He fights at super bantam at the moment.

Yeah I fixed it, I got confused with Osmany Acosta, a good young heavyweight from Cuba... but he did not defect.

[jaycuban]

Originally Posted by Bad_Intentions

out of all of them...rigondeaux & lara

but dude, you're getting a little over yourself with these cubans making it pros .

you have to understand that if you are a fan of this guys in Cuba before they even got to fight worldwide and be seen, when they do you are really happy and always wonder "what if they fought in the pros... how would they do?" and so I've been asking myself that question for the last 10 years... and now its the only time were il get to see them in the pros.

[Vantage_West]

Originally Posted by hmi

i just do hope that their chins can hold up in the pro. They may be technically good boxers but their chins are unproven yet. Just think of Gamboa, a very good boxer with a lot of promise but he got KD'ed by lesser opponents. A higher level of fighter might just do the trick and stop Gamboa. So much for his amazing skills. The same can be said about the rest of them.

chin only really makes a difference when your stepping up to a guy who can bang and has a few skills of his own.

there skills and confidence in there abilty's will get them up to a top level....also they are more vetran than most dubutants and if they do get caugth they will know how to look after themselves.

[Kid Cuba]

If were adding prospects here are some more you can add:

Light Welterweight - Stalin Lopez 2(1)-0

Welterweight - Angelo Santana 5(4)-0

Light Middleweight - Reward Marti 4(4)-0

Middleweight - Yoanqui Lopez 1(0)-0

[Vantage_West]

Originally Posted by Odo

What an impressive list of Cuban fighters it is!
I am absolutely positive that abovementioned Cubans will make a lot of noise in the upcoming months.
I very much hope that they wont showcase their skills only on American soil!

fuck of bitch they are in europe your gov dont want them.











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