I am sooo sure that Solis will beat Vitaly that ...

5 1/2 years.... my first fight was Wlad Peter I

 

Nice! How long have you been providing nutrition to pro boxers? Or are the K bros your first?

 

...and a neutral eye, is one that is niether a hater or a fan, but rather an unbiased individual who will look at both the positive and negative and give and honest assesment. :good

My neutral eye assesment is that Solis has a better chance at beating Vitali than Briggs, Sosnowski, Johnson, Arreola, Gomez, Peter, and Williams had.

 

One look at the shape the fatty is in tells me he is not disciplined enough to box at the elite level. 25% body fat isn't good for anyone, nevermind a professional prizefighter. Good for him though, the first time most casual fans will see him will also be the last time they see him. Take the money and run.

 

It's very hard to watch 'with positive eye' a guy who obviously doesn't take his profession seriously. But yes, he has skills but he's still too incomplete package to be given more than 15-20% changes.

 

one Q. how many time did you see vit was cut to the corner and banged, as i remmember it usually what he does to other fighters:deal

 

This is an excellent post and I agree fully, I believe he will win

 

All his fights were at high weights,he doesn't look fat

 

Solis is a good fighter, he's got technical skill.

However, he is indeed overweight. At age 24 he was 201...and 30 he is 260.
Here's what he used to look like, now tell me Solis isn't fat.

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Here's Solis today:

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Now, with that being said...yes, Solis still has talent, but being overweight it's a lot harder for him to use it, it affects everything he will try to do.
Solis can get away with this against other heavyweights, but I believe against the top fighters he'll pay dearly for it.

I just don't see anyone who is 30+ pounds overweight (not even the ATGs) beating an in shape Vitali.

I only see two possible ways that Solis could win this fight.

1. The "Fluke" Scenario, one of those strange occurrences that happens once in every 15 blue moons.

2. Vitali gets old overnight. (And in regards to this scenario, I could be wrong, but I believe Vitali knows his body, and if he thought he didn't have it any longer, he would hang up his gloves).


I predict that Vitali will wear him down and win via KO or TKO in Rounds 7-9.

(disclaimer: If Solis shows up at 235lbs, we could have a real fight on our hands, however that would be 10lbs lighter than Solis has ever weighed as a pro, so I think that's unlikely.)

 

Good Analisis. All I can add is that he knows it's his time , Gamboa has 2 , Rigo has 1 , soon Lara and Despaigne will have one too so he knows this is it , so at least he will give 100./. in the Ring. People talk about his weight but that won't be a problem with this Fight. What I really like about this match up is that Solis will be mentally very strong, He knows how to fight ( and beat ) Russians, Ucranians, Moldovans, etc , in fact most of his most dificults fights have been against boxers of that Nations , so he will be confident. For the people that mention the names of Arreola , Briggs , Peter , Haye and all those 3rd Grade Fighters all I can say is that Solis is miles ahead of all of them put together( Schooling, Results, Titles, etc ) Peace.

 

Gamboa Express I not convinced Solis will turn up in shape. If Solis tries to do it with boxing training he will burn out. Do you know if he mixes it up.

That is one day a week taking time out to climb/walk up a mountain, kayaking a whole day, mountaining biking up hills?

If he needs to lose weight that will shift it without risking burning out over training. If his weight stays the same doing that he will be fine.