Not another one cashing in on being vaguely related to a decent fighter.... You can't move for the ****ers these days!!
Seems like that but his dad was also called Willie and was also a boxer. http://boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human_id=18079&cat=boxer
His Uncle gave Hagler a helluva time first time round en route to a UD. Hagler won next two times. Typical tough ass Philly fighter.
Thats a decent record. The guys he lost to were good enough fighters (never heard of the last guy though). Milton was a bit of prospect years ago but never really got started.
If you're looking to kill time, you could do much worse than watch this fight: http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/showthread.php?t=217735 Sadly, if I created a thread saying 'Ricky Hatton ate my dog' it would get more views in one hour than one of these threads get in a month :verysad Still, I know some people appreciate them and I have a very good fight coming up next in the series :yep:good
Caballero/Yordan is bound to be fight of the night. I honestly think Yordan will cause him major difficulties, Yordan is no soft touch like Molitor that will cave in. Caballero hasn't looked overly impressive in his lastest outings but he should be up for this. I can see Berto knocking out Quintana, he should be disapointed if he doesn't. Holyfield decision over Botha, he'll probably throw a flurry and hold like against Niko.
I've never seen Yordan, but Caballero is slightly overrated imo so we'll see. Berto is a lock pick, that Carlos win over Williams was a mirage and alotta people are committing boxing sin by arguing if he beat Williams then he'll beat Berto. Quintana struggles against explosive, compact punchers, the speed of Berto is gonna cause him big problems here. I can see a Cotto esque beating after initially doing well from that somewhat slick southpaw stance. He'll crumble and be open for that straight right and big power shots. Interesting to see what mindset Berto is in though in what is basically a 'feel good again' comeback fight for him.