Sung-Kil Moon vs Khaosai Galaxy

I literally don't think this is the type of fight that could be predicted. It would be a wild bout, absolute war, no quarter asked or given because that's really the core nature of both fighters. Any number of things could happen if the two were to fight, in my opinion, so a series of fights between the two would very likely see wildly varying outcomes... Perhaps one result a piece where either Galaxy or Moon is worn down in the middle to late rounds by the other fighter simply asserting themselves with their respective never ending offenses...

You've got to say that Moon at the leakier defense, but outside of Contreras bout what noted punchers did Galaxy really take on, you know?

 

Galaxy v Moon - a matchup that is truly out of this world.

 

Galaxy by decision

 

Moon had that kind of very rough around the edges Bonavena or Roldan like level of skill, picked up and refined over years of being punched in the face and leaving opponents face first on the canvas.

They were artists of violence, fighters like Moon. There's a method to all of the madness inside of the ring, hard as some might find that to be.

 

Interesting fact...Galaxy's less accomplished brother beat Moon.

True, it was at 118 lbs., but still............

 

Konadu was a bit green
Zapata was shot
Roman was well past his best
Monserett had already been stopped by Galaxy three years earlier.

....and Moon lost to Galaxy's less accomplished brother.

 

I feel like Moon was strong, but Galaxy was freakishly strong, like for example, a 122 lb. Jeff Fenech.

I think it's an exciting war, but Galaxy will gradually wear Moon down with his workrate and stamina and simply outlast Moon for a UD.

 

Moon had 15 world title fights in his 22 fight career. While Galaxy beat 7 world champions all by ko. Galaxy earlier in his reign came from behind to ko his opponents . But improved and became more technical and had better stamina and defense. This version would stop Moon late.

 

Okay - i'll repeat what I wrote above:

I feel like Moon was strong, but Galaxy was freakishly strong, like for example, a 122 lb. Jeff Fenech.

I think it's an exciting war, but Galaxy will gradually wear Moon down with his workrate and stamina and simply outlast Moon for a UD.

 

Contreras may have been green but he's still one of the most destructive lower weight punchers of the modern era and a win over him is a great feather to have in one's cap... You can't forget that Contreras has a devastating KO1 where he frighteningly iced a Wilfredo Vasquez who was just about to go on a historical winning spree up at 122, and he also stopped the tremendously underrated Luisito Espinosa despite being nearly stopped early himself early, going down twice.

 

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