impossible to tell he beat 2 tomato cans in the quater and semi and fields was finished by the time the final came, stick him in with harrison then work his way and profile up ,
Wouldnt get too excited just yet, he handled the guys in prizefighter with ease but it is PF so well see. Like what has been said Cubans seem to have a problem with dedication and focus. If he lives up to his potential he could handle those guys atm, but chisora, fury and price are all relative prospects aswell so its quite hard to make a prediction.
Perez would jump all over Harrison! Seriously Perez gets straight to business and doesn't mentally fold. He's going to be a champion one day.
I think it just looks attractive, as a product. And everyone likes the Irish anyway, lets have a Black Irish Man, who can really fight representing. There's allot of black people out their who have Irish in them, but don't really speak about it. My Nan is from Ireland, and from Cork as a matter of a fact. I think it will be good for people in general.
I don't know, she has sadly passed away before i was born. I will ask my mum tomorrow, what part she was from. Not really in contact with the Irish side of the family, my Nan's second name was "Collins" me mum wants to track her family down as a matter of a fact. Or find out more, from that side. Why whats it got to do with you..?
Oh great. Me mum used to see, her NAN etc. But something went on in the family, and being over HERE in Liverpool, over years people just lost contact.
What bothers me a bout this is that you seem to be more concerned about a fighter hypeing themselves up and playing the fake media game rather than just going about their business as a fighter. Personally I hate all the fighters who have that arrogant loud mouth persona like a Haye or Mayweather.
Who trains him? He needs to be with a good solid trainer whos going to push him. I hear he can be lazy and not train proper
I have to agree with Bam Bam here, I can't see Sexton - Perez selling well in Ireland. Rogan - Sexton was a horse of a different colour all together, Belfast is a big boxing town and has always pulled big audiences for fights. Cork has never really had a thriving pro scene and he's not a local either. I'm pretty sure he's yet to headline a show in Ireland. I reckon he beats everyone on that list. The thing about Perez is - if he hurts you - the fight is over. He's a very good finisher and whilst Fury would cause him problems I reckon he wouldn't be good enough to keep him at bay for 10 rounds and Perez is going to land clean at some stage, I reckon once that happens he'd load up with the power shots and the ref steps in.