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Frankly, I can see this being an entertaining scrap. Pawel is coming off the best win of his career, but Delvin is a relatively skilled boxer. Part of me thinks that Pawel is on a better trajectory, is naturally bigger, and may take Delvin out. On the other hand, Delvin may outbox for him for 10 rounds and take a decision. It is Delvin's first foray into the junior middleweight division.
Hooray, some good boxing for us tomorrow night on FNF! Delvin's fights are usually entertaining.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rantcatrat
This should be a decent fight. Thinking back outside of the time delvin was got pooped and his ass beat out of all the times i've seen him fight i've never really seen him loose. I wouldn't go so far as to say he was robbed but i've always thought he'd won. Anyhow even with that i think pawel will be too much with the pressure and wear down and stop delvin late.
I agree, should be a good fight. I just have to remember to record it because i don't think i will be home in time.
A lot to like about Delvin. But I think in this one he's overmatched.
The action starts in about an hour and 15 minutes or @ 9:00PM EST, ice up a brew or 2 and lets get ready to rumble. :drinker:
July 15
At New York (ESPN2): Pawel Wolak vs. Delvin Rodriguez, 10 or 12 rounds, junior middleweights; Raymond Serrano vs. Daniel Sostre, 10 rounds, junior welterweights; Lionell Thompson vs. Reggie LaCrete, 6 rounds, light heavyweights; Kevin Rooney Jr. vs. Elmer Vera, 4 rounds, middleweights; Steven Gamache vs. Rogelio Sanchez, 4 rounds, junior middleweights
Teddy ~> :LOLATYOU:
Rodriguez still has no chin. He hasn't faced anyone who can punch since Jessie fucking Feleciano knocked him out.
Wolak by TKO. Rodrigeuz can box, but he won't be able to keep away from Wolak's swarming style all night.
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Originally Posted by CFH
I don't recall if i've seen Wolak or not, he's got a good record 29-1, 19 KOs, Delvin needs a big win here or he's totally out of the picture, it'll be interesting to see what he brings tonight.
Drinking has begun ready to go, should be a good one.
Wolak probably by come from behind stoppage.
I do remember Wolak being pretty much out on his feet a few fights ago. Early in the fight. Can't remember who he was fighting though.
Wolak pummelled Yuri Foreman last time I saw him fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mars_axQuote:
Originally Posted by CFH
I don't recall if i've seen Wolak or not, he's got a good record 29-1, 19 KOs, Delvin needs a big win here or he's totally out of the picture, it'll be interesting to see what he brings tonight.
This should be a shootout. Think Wolak takes his height and has willing Rodriquez on stiff legs late for win.
A couple bottles of Michelob Honey Lager for me tonight, ready to see a good scrap.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
First up, Raymond Serrano vs. Daniel Sostre, 10 rounds, junior welterweights.
Serrano isn't being shy in there, like the effort so far, don't like the dropping the right.
So far, Sostre looks to be getting his ass kicked , by Serrano.