which mayweather is training guzman
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which mayweather is training guzman
Floyd, not RogerQuote:
Originally Posted by paddy448
Yea i agree i also think people who say Joan Guzman is boring, are nuts i think he has a pretty exciting style. And given the right opponent, i think he could be in a FOTY candidate. I think he would of beaten Nate Campbell handily, and i can't see anyone troubling him at 135 except Ali Funeka.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterGuzman has a very similar defensive style to Floyd but is far more wild, crazy, winging and macho which makes him very different from Floyd and more exciting to watch, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBIm a big fan of Floyd Mayweather Jr, which is probably why i like Joan Guzman. Because you can see the similarities are there, but im not sure bro. I agree he's still fresh but his style is based alot on speed, and whether or not he hasn't had alot of wars. He's still gonna be slowing down soon which is a shame, because he really should be a P4P fighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by paddy448
cheers mate, i always forget.Quote:
Originally Posted by MajestyFloyd, not RogerQuote:
Originally Posted by paddy448
I think he's already reached that stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHI've said this before, but I feel Guzman will end up becoming just another in the long line of boxing "what if's..." All the skill in the world but he just can't seem to put everything together. He could have been widely considered one of boxing's finest fighters by now.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
At his age, with his apparent lack of dedication, there's far more chance he'll get beaten, by a fighter way below his talent level, than do great things. Which is a shame.
i disagree i think khan destroys him at 135 ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ICBYea i agree i also think people who say Joan Guzman is boring, are nuts i think he has a pretty exciting style. And given the right opponent, i think he could be in a FOTY candidate. I think he would of beaten Nate Campbell handily, and i can't see anyone troubling him at 135 except Ali Funeka.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterGuzman has a very similar defensive style to Floyd but is far more wild, crazy, winging and macho which makes him very different from Floyd and more exciting to watch, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICB
Well Amir Khan is at 140 thankfully for Joan Guzman ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by paddy448i disagree i think khan destroys him at 135 ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ICBYea i agree i also think people who say Joan Guzman is boring, are nuts i think he has a pretty exciting style. And given the right opponent, i think he could be in a FOTY candidate. I think he would of beaten Nate Campbell handily, and i can't see anyone troubling him at 135 except Ali Funeka.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ICBWell Amir Khan is at 140 thankfully for Joan Guzman ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by paddy448i disagree i think khan destroys him at 135 ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by ICB
No argument here. The Campbell fight could've been his last chance. I'd love to see Funeka lay him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterI think he's already reached that stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHI've said this before, but I feel Guzman will end up becoming just another in the long line of boxing "what if's..." All the skill in the world but he just can't seem to put everything together. He could have been widely considered one of boxing's finest fighters by now.Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
At his age, with his apparent lack of dedication, there's far more chance he'll get beaten, by a fighter way below his talent level, than do great things. Which is a shame.
good fight. this is what guzman should have done before, fight top contenders. i favor the lanky funeka on the strength of his destruction win over another slick boxer in zahir raheem. imo funeka will have no problem with the slick style of guzman.
That's possible Fenster but if he comes out and does to Funeka what he is capable of doing, Guzman can be a top guy at 135.
Solid fight and for Guzman sake its time to get back at it and not let it pass him by....I'm not sure Funeka has the beard to press forward and he should use that mantis range and outside ability...close wise,Guzmans hiatus,etc.If he can get Guzman to step forward maybe half the time,I go with Funeka by a few.
Oh yeah he was beating Raheem who was slick, that knockout came after the bell though but I didn't see the fight changing. But I don't see that happening to GuzmanQuote:
Originally Posted by rocky55
but it is also a recipe for disaster. he thinks he still have his power which he clearly left at 122. he tends to open up and square up which he did against soto. if funeka catches him then we will see how much chin he has considering he is in his mid 30'sQuote:
Originally Posted by FensterGuzman has a very similar defensive style to Floyd but is far more wild, crazy, winging and macho which makes him very different from Floyd and more exciting to watch, IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by ICBIm a big fan of Floyd Mayweather Jr, which is probably why i like Joan Guzman. Because you can see the similarities are there, but im not sure bro. I agree he's still fresh but his style is based alot on speed, and whether or not he hasn't had alot of wars. He's still gonna be slowing down soon which is a shame, because he really should be a P4P fighter.Quote:
Originally Posted by paddy448
Blimey, hope not. That would be a travesty.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFHNo argument here. The Campbell fight could've been his last chance. I'd love to see Funeka lay him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterI think he's already reached that stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by CFH
At his age, with his apparent lack of dedication, there's far more chance he'll get beaten, by a fighter way below his talent level, than do great things. Which is a shame.
I think Guzman can beat Fuenka no problem. I'd still back Guzman against ANYONE until he's beaten. Just saying the way his career has gone it wouldn't be a surprise if he turns up soon looking old, and never lands a marquee fight.Quote:
Originally Posted by amat