just checked out lemieux on boxrec and he has fought 55 rounds so far in his professional career of 25 fights. that means the average length of his fights is just over 2 rounds. Seriously this kid needs to step up his quality of opposition
Rubio is a big step up. In one round he took out Ayala who was only stopped once before and that was against Abraham (who took 12 rounds to get him out). He's been in with a few durable fighters, Camacho Jr was only stopped once in his 50 something fights. It's not Lemieux's fault he is a monstrous puncher. He's been managed perfectly up to this point and his step up against Rubio is also ideal.
Yep his last opponent was disgraceful with his antics if i remember correctly although he's faced ok standard opponents in last year prior to that. Problem with David is...it's brilliant to see a guy looking to end things sharpish but i noticed he's getting to geared up to just blast. I hope he doesn't become power hungry. Always say it ''let the punches flow and the power will come''.
Have heard very little about Lemieux until relatively recently tbh hence why i was looking on boxrec but good stuff KO artists are always good at winning over casuals so best of luck to the man with bricks for hands.
i wont watch the lee mcewan fight i know the technical flaws of these 2, if lee wanted to be convincing in victory he should have dominated some1 like mcewan from the off set instead he struggled incredibly and was losing the fight till the ko.