Yeah, that version of him came in at a career heaviest, he has looked a lot better when he was in the low/mid 220ies and not 240 pounds like in his last fight.
Let's send this one down to the lab for some scientific analysis Some interesting trivia Frank Sanchez vs his countryman Lenier Pero 2013-12-21 Lenier Pero LSD 2013-06-14 Lenier Pero LUD 2012-12-22 Lenier Pero LPTS 2011-12-17 Lenier Pero LPTS 2010-12-13 Lenier Pero LPTS Sanchez vs his countryman Jose Larduet 2011-06-01 Jose Larduet LPTS 2009-01-17 Jose Larduet LRET2 Hrgovic vs 2016-08-16 Lenier Pero WTKO2 2013-12-13 Jose Larduet WTKO3 This content is protected Of Pero's listed 120 amateur fights he's only been stopped one other time Of Larduet's 179 listed amateur bouts he has only been stopped one other time too They're both excellent fighters and along with Erislandy Savon and Yoandry Toirac are top Cuban big men of their era Look at the company they've mixed in and who they've fought and beaten https://boxrec.com/en/amateurboxer/852701 https://boxrec.com/en/amateurboxer/850300 Hrgovic also stopped other top Cuban Yoandry Toirac. Hrgovic is the only man to stop him in his listed 108 bouts Look at who he's fought and beaten https://boxrec.com/en/amateurboxer/852498
That may be entirely true, I'm not denying that, that style nauseates me. Hence why I appreciate Luis Ortiz and Yunier Dorticos' styles so much. That still doesn't change the fact that Hrgovic cuts the ring off and crowds his opponents very well, and I've never seen anyone be able to keep him off of them, and Frank certainly doesn't run fast enough to either.
Leaning towards Hrgovic by late stoppage after being outboxed for the majority of the fight. But we obviously need some answers regarding Filip’s stamina to make sure.