Pipino Cuevas vs Carlos Palomino......who wins??

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  1. bumdujour

    bumdujour Well-Known Member Full Member

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    the wild swinging powerpuncher vs the bodypunching marathon runner.

    cuevas was the bigger hitter.......and palomino was there to be hit!!

    but carlos had a great chin and if he could get past the first couple of rounds his bodypunching could create big big problems for pipino.

    i like pipino better, but palominos style might be right to upset cuevas via late stoppage.
     
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  2. GazOC

    GazOC Guest Star for Team Taff Full Member

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    Cuevas by mid round KO. He was one hell of puncher in his prime and doesn't get the respect he deserves because of the Hearns KO.
     
  3. hdog

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    I saw Cuevas' fight with Campinino. Looked prety damn good. Boxed a bit and pretty fast hands. I think more highly of him after seeing that fight.
     
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  4. redrooster

    redrooster Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Cuevas by crushing ko
     
  5. bumdujour

    bumdujour Well-Known Member Full Member

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    its new on youtube isnt it...

    but his fight with ranzany is impressive too.
     
  6. hdog

    hdog Member Full Member

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    yes it is. the ranzany fight was ok but i think he boxed better in the campinino fight.
     
  7. TBooze

    TBooze Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Cuevas was fun to watch and when in form, he was an excellent fighter. But Palomino although not as exciting was a lot more consistant; and I did not see Palomino knocked out too often...

    Palomino WU15
     
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  8. bumdujour

    bumdujour Well-Known Member Full Member

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    well, there was a reason for it: Ranzany was the much better fighter and offered a threat.
    ranzany was taller and had a good jab so cuevas had to get in close so he really piled on the pressure.

    campanino looked more like a jr. welterweight and fought totally defensively so cuevas picked his spots.
     
  9. My dinner with Conteh

    My dinner with Conteh Tending Bepi Ros' grave again Full Member

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    Palomino's body work would slow Cuevas down in the second half of the fight and wear his man down and win by late stoppage- behind on the cards, surviving flash knockdown around Round 4.
    Result: Carlos TKO 13.
     
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  10. Sonny Carson

    Sonny Carson Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Palominio had a chin made of Iron. If he fight's Cuevas after Hearns fought him he stops Cuevas in the 13th round. If he fight's him before Hearns did I don't know who wins.
     
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  11. Street Lethal

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  12. Street Lethal

    Street Lethal Active Member Full Member

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    And that's just not one fight in which Cuevas was flattened. I don't show that clip unfairly. Cuevas was flattened a lot. He was easy to hit and he didn't take that great of a shot. Palomino was way tougher. A prime Duran put Palomino through hell, but Palomino took it. Duran bombed Cuevas out of there. Cuevas was an exciting banger, but he is being overrated here. Palomino was just too talented. I pick Palomino by mid-round stoppage (and Carlos wasn't that big of a puncher). Keep in mind that all the while Cuevas held the WBA title, he was really a contender. Palomino was the champion of the world. A defense against Cuevas would have been against a worthy contender, but Palomino would have successfully defended his title. The fight between Palomino and Benitez was damned close. Palomino was an excellent boxer.
     
  13. good right hand

    good right hand Well-Known Member Full Member

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    i think palimino would just take cuevas' shots and out work him like how ivan robinson did to arturo gatti.

    palomino was very well rounded and although i havent seen to much of cuevas (only espana, duran and hearns), i saw palomino being hit by every legal and illegal shot that can be thrown a pretty darn strong fighter in roberto duran and he was there at the end.

    i think palomino will just take rounds and win a decent decision , but after being dropped at least once i assume.
     
  14. redrooster

    redrooster Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Cuevas was one of those fighters who went downhill overnight. You can say the same about Sonny Liston too.

    But Cuevas was the true champion as far as I was concerned not Palomino.

    At the end of the fight you could see that Campanino wasn't just knocked out, he was damaged. Cuevas did that too people. He destroyed everyone, even the great Harold Weston. Clyde Gray went in two. Ranzany in two. Billy Backus in one. Espada in two.

    The accomplishments of Palomino pale in comparison.
     
  15. Cojimar 1945

    Cojimar 1945 Member Full Member

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    He didn't destroy Hearns.