I gave your list a "like" (really) but: Rigondeaux was ancient when he fought Astrolabio (who might just have the best surname in all of boxing right now). I didn't find it much of an upset. Garcia cashed out when he fought Spence Overall - though - it's great That said, Inoue v. Butler is a terrible fight. Butler hasn't hurt - let alone stopped - another fighter in about 7 years. He has nothing that can keep Inoue off of him for any length of time. At best this is going to be like watching Loma fight Anthony Crolla. Hope it's not too much worse for Paul's sake.
Solid win - but didn't Sultan take that fight on short notice after Casimerio turned his stomach inside-out trying to boil down to 118 lbs?
Rigondeaux was ancient, but he proved as elusive and slippery as ever in the fight before with Casimero. And the few punches he threw had more than enough pop for Casimero to be extremely cautious. Despite that, though, a no namer shouldn't have been able to outbox, out slug, AND B drop him.
Yep. But Butler also had to quickly adjust to a new opponent. And he looked aces against Casimero's dad.
In my opinion I just don’t believe that’s true. I won money betting Andy and Vincenzo and I don’t think Butler has any chance here unless monster injures himself climbing into the ring… I like Butler but he’s getting flattened. I did lose a HUGE amount when Kambosos beat Teofimo, so maybe your correct about Butler??? I had Teo to finish multiple parlays and thought it was a foregone conclusion he would win and was shocked by what I witnessed. Good luck anyway.
This content is protected I'm excited to see if Inoue can negate Butler's mastery of distance, footwork, and counterpunching. #slickwhitechocolate