Gamboa Knocked DOwn

:rofl:rofl:rofl Gamboa must be broke ass hell then

 

I feel like I'm watching a tiny David Haye.

Keep your mother****ing hands up man.

 

but Jr never went down against nobodies

 

Eh, don't think so. Think he could take Soto, Baloyi, or Cook? I vote yes.

 

This is a good win, and panning out pretty much exactly as it ought to have been expected. Atlas was stupid to think it would end in the third. That Lock fight was brutal, Gonzalez is no creampuff. Had I given an analysis before the fight I'd have probably even guessed Yuri would go down. It's just where he is in his development right now, if his stripes change it'll be gradual over another few fights (unless he gets a bad fright, enough to scare him straight with the quickness...but I don't see him being matched with any monster punchers just yet) and his defense probably won't be good until he's got a couple of years under his belt.

 

Ive been watching boxing long enough to recognize a hypejob when i see one.

Robert Guerrero would kill this guy.

 

Seriously what is a poor man's Fransisco Bojado?

What IS Fransisco Bojado's worth in the world these days? Four bucks?

 

:rofl

"Floyd Joy Mayweather Senior, truely second to none!!!"

"Im not saying Roger cant be the man, but I need to be the man for this situation"

"He dont know **** he was a baby!"

 

Style-wise.

 

Uh...he did go down against one who I seem to remember.

Puerto Rican dude...Wanna say Delvalle but I'm PROBABLY not right on the name.

 

"Oscar went and got the joke coach Roach, what kinda bull**** is that?"

 

Well of course bruh, Baloyi and Cook are paper champions. They are lower B level fighters. Gamboa can beat those two for sure but Soto would be a little tough..

Gamboa might match up well against Soto cuz soto doesn't know how to deal with speed and movement.

Linares and Guerrero would kill him though.

 

what would happen if Gamboa went up against Juan Ma......:tired:tired:tired:tired:tired:tired:tired:tired

 

Lou Delvalle. That was 35+ fights into Roy's career though, and kind of a crap knockdown.

 

It sure was DuValle in the 8th