No, I deduced that from watching him. A complete no-hoper at that level. Nonetheless, thanks for the information I've highlighted :good Neither Palomino nor Cuevas established superiority over the division IMO through not fighting each other. Cuevas was evidently the harder puncher, Palomino the far better operator overall.
Who can forget when SRL watched Cuevas crush Harold Volbrecht in 5 rds in Houston, then talked during the CBS postfight interview about how great Cuevas was.....and how wonderful the unification will be......then SRL decided to take on the smaller, lower risk Duran as his next fight (which in itself proved to be a big mistake)? The great lesser weight fights on home TV each Saturday afternoon....great days.
You have offered nothing so far, absolutely nothing. You are the only one here slaming Cuevas credentials. The poll is 14 to 1 against you, you are living in an intellectual vacuum. For God's sake I hope you just go away before I have to hear you talk about how Bruce Lee would KO Cuevas.atsch
Nothing that supports your points of view I mean? Not the love-in you hoped for? Maybe stay away from internet forums :hi: I slay mongs like you for fun :good
You are an angry troll, with nothing to back up any of your points. you have not made a point since you have been here. You are just trying to stir things up, poor lonely little ***!
I will not put this guy (or anyone) on ignore for the sheer hilarity I get from reading his window licking posts.
Could you imagine if Cuevas nailed Manny's ribs with his monster left hook, like Margarito was able to?
You're obviously insistent on implying that Leonard avoided Cuevas. I already explained this(why they didn't fight) to you around last summer,though you conveniently ignored it.
Leonard stated on CBS National TV he wanted to fight Cuevas next. Then he bailed. Leonard, after it was announced of a proposed SRL-Cuevas fight: This content is protected