Juan Francisco Estrada Romero vs. Román Alberto González Luna II/Hiroto Kyōguchi vs. Axel Aragón RBR

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  1. CST80

    CST80 The Hesitant Nihilist Staff Member

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    Eh, the rematch was pretty damn close, and looked like it was starting to go Aragon's way. Also he dropped Mende pretty heavily a round or two before the head clash that stopped it early. It was a Splitechnical Decision. Knockdown timestamped.
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  2. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    The kd was the only reason it wasn't a shutout for Bimbito as of the stoppage on my card, and Bimbito was winning even that round until he got caught. :nusenuse:

    Axel isn't bad but I'll be surprised if he hangs, let alone springs the upset.
     
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    Fight of the decade, come back to this comment later
     
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  4. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Because they've slowed down?
     
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    I don't know, it just has the smell of an upset for me tonight. I see Axel's style being a nightmare for Kyoguchi. He's smaller than Hiroto, which is something he hasn't had to had to deal with that much, and he tends to want to trade more than he should, which is going to provide Axel ample opportunities to land his compact explosive overhands and flush.
     
  6. FastSmith7

    FastSmith7 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    This is the last chance for Chocolatito, win or lose, he will probably retire, Estrada is a quality operator and I wouldn't say he slowed down, I just have a feeling this will be an incredible fight, there is no way it won't be a belter, unless Estrada decides to fight passively, which hes capable of.
     
  7. McGrain

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    Well the last fight was so very good because Gonzalez was forced to keep very fast pressure on Estrada. He wouldn't be able to keep that pressure on that Estrada now; so if Estrada hasn't slowed down I think he will win going away.

    But if he has slowed down, and especially if he's got a little less in the tank, it could go very, very warlike late in the fight.
     
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    Sor Rungvisai was scary in the second fight against poor Choco.
     
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    Don't break my heart man! Lets hope he rolls back the years and both men produce one more magical performance
     
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    I been saying all week that if Gonzalez holds over his left hook which he only really landed express in the last third of the last fight, if he holds that over into the early part of this fight, which is normal for a top, top line puncher, he has a good chance.

    Estrada had that fast start last time; if he wins the first two rounds this time, I think you can start letting yourself down gently. It will be hard to watch. At least it's Estrada and not some ****nut though.
     
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    Could be. I'd be crushed though; Little Dynamite is my dude at 108lbs (after Gemelo, that is).
     
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    Did Estrada ever fight Villoria? One of the best fights I vaguely remember had Villoria against someone I think might have been Estrada.
     
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    Sure did.

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    Viloria, a little underrated now. He was up to business before the wheels flew off.
     
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    Send him victorious,
    Happy and glorious,
    Long to reign over us,
    God save the Chocolatito!
    :bananaride