Orlando Canizales?

In my defence I have consciously made references to this being a thread primarily about Canizales (whilst waffling myself)

mantequilla: please explain about your proosed opponent for Canizales? I'm afraid I don't recall him.

 

Funnily enough a fellow poster o know has his career set but doesn't do copies check out boxingdvdvideos.com about as comprehensive a set as you'll find on Orlando and at a reasonable price. Delivery takes a while butthats because he does a LOT of orders. It's easy to see why, his sets are quality.

 

Sorry for the off topic stuff Addie, it was my fault we got onto that other stuff.

 

As long as they're complete fights (or as much as is available) I'm happy. Greg Patterson reckons my copy of Marcel-Arguello is incomplete, but apart from that all the sets I had were fantastic an the Arguello fights I did get were quality. The quality is decent enough, I'd rather pay £18 quid for 61 fights (Holyfield and Holmes) and get numerous docs and pre/post-fight stuff then pay that amount for just a few fights just because it's more defined.

 

You got Youtube downloader addie?.

 

It's so stacked, but with pure substance. I haven't watched Canizales for a while now. One thing that is good to just watch rather than be educated with, is how persistently ferocious he could be when in the mood. If he wanted to chase someone and batter them he'd really attempt to.

 

Khaokor vs Canizales is mouth-watering. To me at least.

 

You can just refer to him as Galaxy now, i think we'll know which one you mean. It would be quality, imagine the close stuff, the clever stuff at them quarters. It would take forever to view it, you'd just be rewinding all the time. '**** look what he just did!', 'that's ****in quality!!!'.

 

Can't understand why that Jock nipper STILL hasn't watched the Moon and Wilfredo Vasquez fights, I've been badgering him for months

 

Haha, i was just watching Vazquez-Perez on the count of Mantequilla's post. Leaning towards Canizales so far but i'm not the type to make an assumption on one fight.