Michael Carbajal vs Roman Gonzalez at 108

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by Wladimir, Dec 28, 2025.


Carbajal vs Gonzalez

  1. Manitos De Piedra

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  2. Chocolatito

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  1. Wladimir

    Wladimir Active Member Full Member

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  2. Flo_Raiden

    Flo_Raiden Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Chocolatito wins by decision in an all out war.
     
  3. McGrain

    McGrain Diamond Dog Staff Member

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    Although he's respected, Gonzalez is still underrated on this forum.
     
  4. robert ungurean

    robert ungurean Богдан Philadelphia Full Member

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  5. apollack

    apollack Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Amazing war that could go either way, but I slightly lean towards Carbajal, particularly since a past-it version on his last legs still managed to find a way to stop Jorge Arce in a fun war.
     
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  6. Smokin Bert

    Smokin Bert Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I think Roman would be ahead on the cards in a great fight before Carbajal lands a bomb out of nowhere and ends the fight. Carbajal could occasionally be out-boxed, but, if you went to war with him (as Gonzalez is likely to do) it could be lights out.
     
  7. Flo_Raiden

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    Jacob Matlala was someone that overwhelmed Michael Carbajal on the inside and never stopped coming, ultimately beating him. I can see Chocolatito beating Carbajal in the same manner.
     
  8. Fogger

    Fogger Father, grandfather and big sports fan. Full Member

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    From a prime against prime point of view I have to go with Gonzalez. Even in his prime Carbajal got hit too often. I was a huge Carbajal fan and I am relatively neutral about Gonzalez but I think he wins a decision.

    I'm saying 116-112 in a fight close through eight rounds. At that point the attrition wears Michael down and he loses the last four rounds on the cards.