Vic has GONE OFF! The Raging Bull gives it to Donaire.

Damn! Vic isn't pulling any punches, ya gotta love Darchinyan's attitude.

 

vic will destroy him, i hope he drags him to deep waters & drowns him

 

Vic's got a big mouth. Donaire will smash it shut again imo.

 

:fire

 

Does Vic really take him?? I'm asking objectively.

I've noted on another post that it's big props for Vic wanting the bout so bad, but Donaire did ice him up huge and I would hate to see Vic's blood boil over again and come out swinging like a 'raging bull', and Donaire do what he does best, which is wait and pick him off - big!

Debate question - have we seen Vic improve enough that we think he's better equipped to deal with this?

Against Agbeko we didn't and yet the last fight, I actually thought the other guy was winning until Vic did catch him (fair play to Vic).

Thoughts???

 

HATER :tong

 

:hi:

 

****off Ash, don't be a dick.

I've been very fortunate to have met Vic and allowed in to watch him spar at his gym and it's a privilge to have been so close to a true world champion. (More so than your Australian Idol!)

I'm asking a fair question and open for debate.

Debate about quality fights are far better than the mindless Mundine threads that get started over and over and actually debate nothing!

Bit like your posts Ash - Mundine vs. Pavlik, uuummmm, all bull**** from you still = no fight!!!

Vic actually backs up his 'power' talk with 'power' punches compared to Mandy!!!

I still stand by my questions. I rate Donaire as well and would love to see this fight made.

 

If Vic shows the style he used against Mijares he'd win easily. I'm worried that he may get sucked in and revert back to the one punch at a time method he showed against Agbeko. Hopefully hes learnt his lesson there.

Rojas looked slick in the first round but not so clever when he waved Vic in. Seems to be a lot of ego around in the lower weights.

 

Sorry mate...I guess it's that time of the month for you....I will talk to you in 7 days

 

Two things that are against Vic - at 34, he is actually old for a flyweight. And I think he has lost a little hand speed.

I still think he can beat Donaire in the rematch, but he will need to be mentally prepared as well as he has ever been before. As I said in a previous post...I'd be looking to get over the top of Doanaire in the second half of the fight where Nonito's hand speed should be a bit slower and Vic can ask some questions of his stamina too. I don't think Donaire is the fittest guy around.

 

Donaire is the real deal. The guy has amazing speed and skills. Definitely future P4P top 2 or 3. As much as I love Vic, I can't see him ever beating this guy.

 

Donaire seemed more interested in appearing slick in his last fight than getting the job done first and I think took a few more shots than he needed to. When he fought Vic the first time he seemed to nullify him fairly easily and Vic was loading up on the big rear hands like he tried against agbeko. A rematch is by no means a foregone conclusion but I don't think either will Ko the other and I think it is dependant on whether vic is relaxed and if donaire takes him lightly.

 

You know what he probably will. For all that is great about Vic he can be outboxed easily.