Best chance to lose this Saturday.......Berto,Juanma or Khan?

Salido is being sold short here again.. I told everyone when he fought Gamboa that he was a live underdog and he gave Gamboa all he wanted.. Im not predicting a Salido win but wont be at all suprised if he pulls this out and ruins a big matchup between Gamboa-Lopez,Salido is a little faded but still dangerous and much better than his record indicates, most of those losses were early on in his career and he has some good wins over some good fighter including convincing win over Guerrero which was reversed to a nc... I also give Ortiz a good shot against Berto about the same as i give Salido.


I dont give Mccloskey much of a chance i think Kahn shines and dominates this fight.

 

What a year for boxing that would be.

 

Berto will lose, Khan and JuanMa will win.

 

I def rate Berto has the biggest chance of losing...nt sure if he will tho

 

I'm betting 480 on Ortiz.

Anyone with me?

 

I hope you win.

 

All have a pretty good chance of losing. Berto can get hit escpecially against a southpaw. However, the only southpaw (this will be his 4 lefty) that gave him problems was the most Skillful Boxer of the 3 previous lefties he's fought (Collazo). Ortiz is not that kind of Boxer, although he's a much stronger and more effective PUNCHER.

Juanma ALWAYS gets himself in these Slug-Fest versus lesser opponents (Penalosa, Mtagwa...etc). Salido can and will hit Juanma....alot!!!

I have yet to see Khan versus a Southpaw. Alot of young fighters always struggle when facing their first (I am assuming it's his first) southpaw. He may need to think a bit more...and Khan doesn't appear to be a THINKER in the ring. Neither fighter has ANY DEFENSE!!! I watched several McCloskey fights and he stands STRAIGHT-UP CHIN EXPOSED....that's not good versus any fighter, especially vs a fighter with Khan's speed.


My Choice: Personally, I just can't see any of the favorites having a HIGH CHANCE of losing...But they all will get hit. The Question is....Which one of them can take it, then recover, then win...That's the Question?