Donaire vs. Juanma or Gamboa

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  1. doubleplaidinum

    doubleplaidinum Maravilla Full Member

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    how do you think donaire does if he moves up in weight and ends up fighting these two?
     
  2. rayrobinson

    rayrobinson Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I think he is way better than both, but jumping two divisions is massive and I dont think they are on the radar quite yet.
     
  3. Kingkazim

    Kingkazim Boxing Addict Full Member

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    If hes able to go up in weight and still carry that speed and power, i see him outclassing JML and out-countering Gamboa. I really think Donaire is that good
     
  4. rock_lv

    rock_lv Active Member Full Member

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    Let's not get ahead of ourselves....
     
  5. Coq

    Coq Sodomizer Full Member

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    wtf? donaires not an up and coming prospect

    he's a legit, world class fighter
     
  6. rock_lv

    rock_lv Active Member Full Member

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    sure, but to jump up 3 weight classes and just take out the top guys is just ludicrous at this point. Donaire is a great fighter but how do we know this guy will be transcendental like Pacman????? He just jumped up one class and carried up his speed and power but 3??
     
  7. GTWOSIX

    GTWOSIX Active Member Full Member

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    He had fought at 118 for like 2 years, 04 and 05, so he would just need to move up 2 weight divisions, and by the way he looks, i think he can, plus Donaire is taller than both Gamboa and Lopez, this niggha Donaire is the real deal
     
  8. Kayo-Kid

    Kayo-Kid Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Let's slow down...that's a huge jump, I think eventually he could but right now its nt even worth mentioning damn...
     
  9. EJDiaZ

    EJDiaZ Boxing Addict Full Member

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    jumping at 126 is being cocky.. but i see nonito being a champ at that weight.. jml and gamboa are at 130 at that time..
     
  10. konaman

    konaman Boxing Addict Full Member

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    And he is several divisions below those being discussed.
     
  11. rock_lv

    rock_lv Active Member Full Member

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    ****, if divisions don't have any influence on how you would pick a fight, **** it - Donaire KO3 Andre Ward.
     
  12. boxbox

    boxbox Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    lol...he's good...but it takes time to fill up and get used to the higher divisions...patience!
     
  13. rock_lv

    rock_lv Active Member Full Member

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    that is of course after he steamrolls both Manny and Floyd back to back respectively in July and December.
     
  14. str1

    str1 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Nonito looks too big for a 118 pounder. It showed last night on his physic. I think its safe to say that he can atleast go to 122 without a problem and MAYBE just MAYBE even at 126. But first I think he needs to fight the winner of Abgeko vs. Mares! Then move up one division.
     
  15. WatchfortheHook

    WatchfortheHook Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I don't think it'd be a stretch for him to jump up to 126. He's massive for a Bantamweight and Hasegawa jumped from Bantam to featherweight. However, he obviously wouldn't just rush in and fight Gamboa or Lopez immediately, but he could take a couple fights at 126 and then look to fight Gamboa or Lopez.