*** Montiel vs Donaire *** happening early next year on HBO !!

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by thewinfella, Sep 30, 2010.


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  1. DobyZhee

    DobyZhee Loyal Member

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    should have been on the pac margarito undercard. Top Rank keeps taking my money
     
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  2. Ringnut

    Ringnut Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Man, it would be great if this finally happens. Now we'll finally see if Donaire is for real or not. I really hope he can pull it off if this fight happens, but I have to say, Montiel has looked really good lately and has much better competition, Montiel will definitely be the favorite in this fight.
     
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  3. PIPO23

    PIPO23 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Head to Head

    Montiel vs Donaire

    Rounds Boxed:
    Montiel 278
    Donaire 127

    Powers: fights ending inside 1-12
    Montiel:70pct KO inside the distance.
    Nonito :64 pct KO inside the distance.

    Opponents qty
    Gonzales L SD
    HasegawaW KO4
    Johnson L MD
    Concepcion W KO3
    Maldanado KO3
    Martin Castillo KO4
    Gorres DRAW

    Donaire:
    Darchinyan KO5
    Maldanado TKO 8
    Concepcion W UD
    Marquez TKO 8


    Really Donaire is in with a puncher whose vastly experienced the record speaks for itself.Anything can happen ofcourse...Montiel is the favorite to win I would think.But speed and right gameplan could possibly un-hinge Montiel but I don't see it.Power of Montiel is the key here too strong and he's a veteran.
     
    PIPO23, Oct 1, 2010
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  4. Ringnut

    Ringnut Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah, especially considering that Montiel is more used to the weight than Donaire is.
     
    Ringnut, Oct 1, 2010
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  5. thewinfella

    thewinfella The Golden Boy Full Member

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    I think the resumes are actually not that far apart , Oscars best wins at that point are about as good as Doniare's best win today , more substance to DLH's resume in terms of better quality of opponent more consistently , De La Hoya was in there no doubt about it , maybe i worded what i was trying to say a bit wrong :patsch i was actually pointing out that De La Hoya was being mentioned alongside the likes of Pea , Jones , Tito , Tszyu & Barrera with a relativeley weak or equal resume to that of Donaire's today , and i do seem to remember that there was a case for Oscar being considered as the best of the bunch , which is rather like ranking Donaire #4 today ................
     
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