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I understand the need to stay sharp but should he risk injury/loss? I'm not sure,but I'll be cherring for him all the way. He will be fighting Ismael Gonzalez (18-13, 7 KOs) in a 10-round lightweight bout. Then,if he wins,hell be fighting Guzman,in a fight which should,for all intents and purposes, be awesome. Guzman and Soto are a danger to Manny,JMM and the other top guys.
I love this--staying active like the old days. You can tell he is not one of those fight ever 7 months fighters.
Hmm a little off-topic but when is Soto going to fight Guzman anyway?
PS Guzman all the way baby!
Will the Guzman fight be at super-feather ?
If so, this is probably Soto doing a David Haye in going up a division, going back down and then wanting to go back up again. Maybe he's just seeing if he feels better, Faster and stronger at 135.
17th November '07 at the Sycuan Resort & Casino, El Cajon, California, United StatesQuote:
Originally Posted by The Boxing Assassin
Soto wins against Guz.
Guzman wins over Soto. Like what Guzman did to Barrios.
i don't know what the purpose of this fight is.soto has beaten this guy once before and having a fight too close to the big one with joan guzman could be detrimental.
Soto has been out of the ring a while, I don't think it's a bad idea him getting some time in the ring, probably knocking this cat out inside 3 rounds. Keeps him sharp.
Soto vs. Guzman couldn't be a much closer fight in terms of ability. I'm glad that fight will happen instead of Soto-Pac. Good on Soto for staying active.
i certainly hope so cos the last time they met this guy extended him for the full 10 rounds before he was able to knock him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Big' Dan McCarthy