Chocolatito walks Salado back to his corner & wipes blood off his face with towel

I saw this too. Chocolatito was a pupil of the late legend Alexis Arguello and I can not only see a resemble in their fight game but also in their sportsmanship and humility.

 

classy move by Gonzalez

 

:adminrespect!

 

Damn...

 

First time I saw this...Class act:good

 

I dont follow a lot of fights below bantam, but im starting to follow certain fighters now, gonzales is one of them.
He seems pretty good, how do you guys see him vs segura and calderon.

 

Nice show of sportsmanship from Gonzalez.

I've been following him for a while now - a match-up with Calderon seemed like the logical fight to make but now Segura is the man to beat.

I don't think Segura is sticking around at 108 though for obvious reasons, so we might not get to see this either.

I'd like to see him raising his profile by fighting Viloria, then going up against Joyi.

 

Roman is a technical boxer and not a brawler despite his high percentage KO record. He has a good uppercut and body shots. Keeps his hands up and counters decently. He kind of leaves his left hand down while trading which is his main problem I think. Skill wise he's better than Segura but a lot of fighters are.
I don't think it matters where Segura-Gonzalez would happen, Segura would give him the beating of a lifetime and stop him. Segura absolutely walks through everything these guys hit him with and hurts them really badly,

 

That was just pure respect and class.

Gonzalez knew what he'd taken out of Salado (more than just the blood) and was showing his appreciation for Omar's guts.

 

Gonzalez beats Segura at 108 or 112, IMO. Gonzalez is just a much better technical boxer, and packs about as much pop in his punches if not more. At this point, Gonzalez probably wipes out Calderon. Iron Boy would survive longer than he did the last time against Segura since Gonzalez isn't quite as aggressive, but Gonzalez would eventually get the KO. Prime for prime (assuming Gonzalez has hit his prime yet), I'd probably pick Calderon, but Gonzalez would have been easily the toughest challenger he'd faced at 105.

I would have been interested to see how he'd handle Joyi, who's freakishly long, throws punches in bunches and is very shifty defensively, but it looks like that will never happen.

 

:good This caught my attention as well and I got shivers down my spine. I told a family member Look, thats Alexis Arguello right there! His spirit is with Chocolatito! This kid is going to be a star and hes growing on me.

 

Seguras a badass lil warrior his power easily matches or surpasses Romans, but I do admit I like Romans skills alot better seems alot more complete and theres some elegance in it reminescent to Arguellos style tho AA still had a more potent right. Would like for Chocolatito to work on his speed tho, but he has the makings of a great fighter.

 

Gozalez is nothing but class.......