OK, so Charlo beat Gabriel "the opponent" Rosado

charlo looked reall good. im sold. saw ton of adjustments, counter shots with both hands, worked body and head and has a good jab. this kid will be making noise.

 

Oh, in 2013? Not bad.

http://www.boxingforum24.com/showthread.php?p=14266789#post14266789

...but not 2012.


http://www.boxingforum24.com/showthread.php?t=234568

...0r 2010.

 

Just when I thought you were doing self inventory and changing into a decent human you talking that RACE BAIT S...hit atsch

CMON SON MOVE BEYONG THE RACE

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shut up you neo nazi S.O.B.

 

Jermell has the goods Rosado was a good step up in class for him. I actually think his brother Jermall is the better fighter though.

 

How is Jermall a better fighter when he has half the resume?

Jermell is clearly the better fighter.

 

fu.ck what you think huckleberry...tell your racist homeboys Freedom and Farmboxer that shi,t.

Funny you didn't say anything to them...I wonder why.

 

I think he's more skilled boxer despite having a poorer resume. Jermall will get his chance to shine against Molina in march.

 

He's not nearly as skilled as Jermell.

I don't understand how you could say he is.

 

I think he's a more patient boxer and better technician than Jermell, just my opinion. I can see why some might not see it my way though, I like both of them they from the H so I back both to the fullest. They will both be a force at 154-160 for years to come.

 

Both have pros and cons when compared side by side.

Often when you have siblings of similar age boxing in similar weight ranges - let alone twins - it usually comes down to a divergence in developed style, one being more the boxer and one more the puncher. Being either one won't automatically tell you which brother is better (sometimes it'll be the boxer and sometimes the puncher), it just usually is the easiest way to delineate their differences in the ring. From there you can say, "OK, which brother is more successful in their style?" - and that only in cases like this where they seem close enough to make such fine-tooth combing necessary, as opposed to obvious examples like Manny >>>> Bobby Pacquiao, or Ricky >>>> Matthew Hatton.

In their case, I think Jermell is more the Lamont Peterson/Juan Manuel Marquez/Wladimir Klitschko/Andre Dirrell/Floyd Sinclair - while Jermall is more the Anthony Peterson/Rafael Marquez/Vitali Klitschko/Anthony Dirrell/Roger Mayweather.

If that makes any sense.



As for their current progress, Jermall did have until last weekend the single best result between them (knocking out Antwone Smith). At present, Jermell not only has more stiff tests under his belt than Jermall but also the best crowning achievement with his very convincing turn over Rosado.

Of course, should Jermall be successful in wresting a world title from Molina, he will again leapfrog his more experienced and polished brother and once more have the greatest W in the family...until Jermell challenges for one.

 

Excellent post as usual.

 

I don't know them cats....Look I just don't think everything is black or white:good

If I see BS from anybody you know I call it out bro:hey

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True:good
He does not waste any movement in the ring. He has to be one of the most patience boxers we got out there moving up the track today.

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