~ Cristian MIJARES v. Alexander MUNOZ ~ ANALYSIS and PREDICTION Thread ~

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by Decebal, May 12, 2008.


  1. tays001

    tays001 ESB ELITE SQUAD Full Member

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    sorry Amsterdam but i just not into sausage fest:yep
     
  2. The Funny Man 7

    The Funny Man 7 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Munoz is a very vulnerable champion, and I think though he has improved, the Martin Castillo fights are reflective of his general ability as a fighter. He gets by on his workrate mostly and he fades in his three most recent fights. Mijares is going to stop him in under ten rounds.
     
  3. tays001

    tays001 ESB ELITE SQUAD Full Member

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    get the dish dvr you ca record 2 channels at the same time. thats what i do :good
     
  4. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    Very, very nice analysis, jaco! Some real gems of insight there! :clap:

    I agree that Mijares is faster and his defence is good enough to avoid Munoz' punches. Munoz might be more dangerous than Navarro because he has a better punch, but he is much less technical and precise, I think. I have two worries - how long will Munoz manage to draw Mijares in a brawl and how often? Munoz has a good chin, perhaps better than Mijares and more of a punch too, even if it's a much less precise punch. As you say, he could indeed put Mijares down - and secondly, when Mijares, in a brawl, keeps his hands around his chin, without moving his head much, Munoz will use his uppercut to great effect. We both know Mijares takes some time off in rounds, where he just stands there, trading and Munoz can be dangerous here. Uppercut to make Mijares keep his hands even further down around his chin, hooks to the upper head to hurt him, followed by bodyshots and more of the same. Mijares' own bodyshots might not be as effective. I hope Mijares comes in very good shape so that he can box for 12 rounds and trade as little as possible. No? I agree with your prediction. Munoz is more dangerous that Navarro, but it should be an easier fight for Mijares, I think.
     
  5. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    Does Mijares get cut? Munoz doesn't seem to get cut, or does he? Any chance of a stoppage on cuts?
     
  6. Samurai

    Samurai I lost an avatar bet Full Member

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    :lol:

    Stop ****ing copying everyones posts, jaco.
     
  7. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    Any other interesting thoughts about this match-up?
     
  8. brooklyn1550

    brooklyn1550 Roberto Duran Full Member

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    Mijares wide UD

    How's that for an interesting new thought?:lol:
     
  9. MSTR

    MSTR More Speed Than Roy!!!!! Full Member

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    Or perhaps Mijares is not invincible??? Personally, i thought it was an entertaining fight, with some close rounds, although overall a decisive win for Mijares. I don't think Mijares is invincible, although he is a very talented fighter. I am looking forward to this match up and seeing how he fairs against some of the actual top guys before making judgement. A match up with Nonito Donaire though would be interesting, as would a match up with Montiel!!! If he can beat these guys in convincing fashion, then i will start to really sing his praises. Until then, his greatness is still far from proven IMO.
     
  10. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    You're really reaching! :yep
     
  11. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    Any other thoughts?
     
  12. Amsterdam

    Amsterdam Boris Christoff Full Member

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    Nah, Mijares is God and will dispose of a mere mortal, simple enough.
     
  13. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA Full Member

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    Yes. Your avatar, postcount and posting style remind me of this dude Decebal.

    Oh and Munoz picks up two rounds, tops.
     
  14. Decebal

    Decebal Lucian Bute Full Member

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    If anyone finds any pictures/videos of the weigh-in, please post them in this thread (too).:thumbsup

    Any other thoughts?

    Anyone care to explain how Munoz will try to get Mijares to brawl? Is he going to start swinging hard from the get-go? Is Mijares going to fall into his trap?
     
  15. Amsterdam

    Amsterdam Boris Christoff Full Member

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    Mijares is God, a real boxer, Munoz is a pressuring fighter, Mijares eats pressure boys alive. Munoz can only hope to draw Mijares into a machismo trading session, in which pinning him on the ropes and generally getting inside and landing some body would do it, as has been mentioned. Let me also add that drawing Mijares into a brawl doesn't necessarily favour Munoz, as Mijares is a very good inside fighter also with great speed, he could rip 3-4 shot combinations on Munoz from the inside to Munoz's 1 shot. Considering Munoz has yet to stop a top level fighter, a lucky KO is the most unlikely.

    As much as you want Munoz to win, it won't happen. Fight plan's been covered 100% in this thread.:nod