Juan Francisco Estrada vs. Carlos Cuadras II & Román González vs. Israel González RBR.

Rungvisai is almost 34 and father time waits for no man. I think Estrada wins the round robin on youth.

 

I felt he tightened up as the fight went on, but yeah I definitely noticed the wider, less accurate shots in the beginning. There was a reason the bullish Cuadras was able to knock Estrada down with that sneaky uppercut-hook combo

 

Learn boxing man.. Or better yet throw that kush you got down the toilet. Im guessing you have never been in high altitude before.

 

Thank God the knockdown happened early instead of late. Gave Estrada the kick in the pants he needed. He fights so much like JMM, which includes sometimes being unaggressive and staying in counter puncher mode while rounds slip away from him.

 

The 4 main/co-main boxers all proved they weren't shot coming into tonight.

They might all be shot now but unless shot is so broad a term it's meaningless a shot fighter isn't delivering any of those performances.

 

Idk. I dont see rungvisai beating estrada again.

 

Depends when it happens.

 

Hes a counter puncher by heart. Exactly

 

They weren't peak, but they weren't shot. Roman is noticeably declined. Estrada should still be prime, but didn't look his best early on. Cuadras looked as good as ever and better than he did against Arroyo.

 

Estrada was ahead 95-94, 95-94, 97-92 at the time of the stoppage, which meant that heading into the 11, it was still a winnable fight on the scorecards for Cuadras.

 

Yeah that really would leave one with a different perspective. Not sure I would be half as interested in the sport if it wasn't for what happens in the Latin America scene.

Asia is a persistent blindspot for me though. Tons of excitement over there, quality and action, but I'm not really following it. I don't think too many British do either, but I could be wrong.

 

I think Rungvisai gets too excited and gets caught with a counter shot he cant recover from. Estrada by TKO