There's a potential FOTY candidate this weekend, Omar Figueroa vs. John Molina Jr. Who wins?

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On to the point of this thread.

Omar has been off for an astounding 19 months, his last match was against Robert Guerrero, who let' face it, was a shell of himself, it was a war but The Ghost, as willing as his heart and mind were that night, his chin and his body were not complying. So my question is this, was Omar that impressive or was Robert just that shot? After all, Omar looked like absolute hell against Antonio DeMarco and looked on the verge of being KO'd late, and before that went life and death with Ricky Burns. What kind of an effect will this 19-month layoffs have on him? Will come back fully refreshed and ready to rumble, or will these long-ass breaks that he's been taking finally catch up to him? He was arrested for a DUI during a layoff, is his health in tip-top shape?

Style-wise, this match favors Molina, who has good timing and when he's not in with a superior counter-puncher or boxer, can be the technician when he needs to be. After all it was a perfectly time counter the drop Lucas Mathysse early in their fight, and he was able to keep Provodnikov behind his jab the entire night. wild by no means am I making the argument that John Molina Jr is a great boxer, when he's in there with face-first brawlers which Omar Figueroa tends to be, he has a decent back foot game, precisely due to the immense power he carries. Can Omar who seem to get shaken up by carrero a few times and I was stunned badly by DeMarco an blindly walk into bomb after bomb from Molina without going down? Especially after a long layoff? I'm not entirely sure. Not only could this be fight of the year, it could also be yet another upset in what appears to be another upset-minded year.

What say you?