Omar ''El Hurrican'' Narvaez Thread.

Coloqiualism. Sorry if it offended you.

Sad but true. No doubt I'd evaluate these fights if I was judging his merit down the line.

 

Nah, I don't think I've ever spoke to Tony Mush, noticed him on here though of course.

 

Only watched the Seda fight but yeah, he's pretty good, thanks for introducing me to him :thumbsup

Nice all-southpaw fight this, with Narvaez really looking better and better as the fight goes on and winning comfortably down the stretch. Would like to see how Narvaez looks against a righty; he took a while to really get his accuracy down against Seda, but once he figured his bigger foe out he put on a quality showing, landing the far better shots and making the Puerto Rican look sloppy as **** (he may always be, I dunno', but he certainly got more ragged as the fight went on and Narvaez figured out his range)

But he's one of those Argie stylists, intuitive upper body movement and popping off unorthodox counter punches.

I know why I never bothered to look him into him at flyweight, let alone since he had a modicum of success at 115 as well. He hasn't really done anything of note as he? In his late 30s, now being chucked in against a big 118lber in Nonito, who always looked ****ing class, there are so many questions going into this it raises it from 'WTF?!?' to a pretty intriguing clash.

-What will give? Narvaez's defensive capabilities, or Nonitos accuracy/timing?
-Can Narvaez rise to the occasion against a far better fighter than anyone he's faced?
-Can Narvaez brave Nonitos early sharpness and get into his rhythm as the fight goes on?

How can Nonito continue to be mismanaged so f'n badly?! Narvaez is a bit left-field to say the least, but looks like he could make a contest of it if Donaire doesn't smash him to bits.

Tried to read your article but even playing around with the address I couldn't bring anything up :-(

 

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