Teofimo Andres Lopez vs. Steve James Claggett & Robeisy Ramirez vs. Brandon León Benítez RBR.

117-111 is probably a little optimistic but I do think Paro beats him in a tough fight

 

Maybe 117-111 in Queensland haha

 

122-106 in QLD!

 

I could see Paro dropping Teo once or twice

 

Paro isn’t beating a game Teo.

 

Teo can’t handle that Aussie pressure Jean

 

If a southpaw like Martin can drop Teo I can definitely see the harder hitting southpaw in Paro dropping Teo and securing a 10-8 round making the robbery harder for the judges.

 

Ofc

Paro ins't beating ****. Teo wins, period. No other outcome.

 

It's amazing how people, even the most experienced ones have no clue about how boxing works.

Man, a 8-10 round doesn't mean ****. Only, and ONLY in case of a draw, it means anything. In any other context dropping your oponent once doesnt mean ****.

Having said that I still have to see paro dropping teo, which I dont think it can easily happen.

 

I'm not sure that Paro will win that convincingly, but I do think he could beat Teo.

While still fast and ostensibly explosive, Teo is not nearly as devastating a puncher at 140lbs as he was at 135lbs.

Indeed, without that power-punchimg intimidation factor he enjoyed at lightweight, Teo is just less special at his present weight.

Paro, for his part, is a sharp puncher (if not necessarily a huge puncher) with good skills, quick hands and feet, and plenty of chin and heart.

 

140/147 teofimo lopez is a complete fade going forward...he has horrible, horrible, horrible skin...yeah he didint suffer a cut this fight but clagget landed 250 punches on madueno and miguel looked as if he just finished some hard sparring. the canadian landed 140 on teo and both his eyes blew up like a blowfish. a guy like stanionis might lay down a career-ending beatdown on teo.

Teofimo Lopez CALLS OUT Pitbull Cruz & Terence Crawford after WILD FIGHT with Steve Claggett! (youtube.com)

 

I could see Teo losing if he treats Paro like a bum.

 

Not true. It's a unanimous round in a fight where every other round potentially could have split judging. It's why Wilder got a draw against Fury.