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Originally Posted by OumaFan

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Originally Posted by gyrokai

Munoz KO's come mostly from losing records.

Mijares, too experienced. Obvious choice, of course.

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Wouldn't say Mijares is that much more experienced than Munoz if any. About the same number of fights, they've both been in big fights, both fought Kawashima in Japan, Arce and Navarro for Mijares, Castillo (not the Castillo of the Montiel fight) for Munoz.

I'm picking Mijares because he's just somewhat better than Munoz but they're both good, experienced fighters.

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Mijares, too experienced to lose to a fighter who has power but that power is only effective against inexperienced fighters. That's all I'm saying.

It's a great fight, but... to me... Mijares is the obvious choice... what I'm saying is, I'm not going out on a limb here.

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Originally Posted by Violent Demise

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Originally Posted by OumaFan

Can Munoz pull off the upset? Would it even really be an upset?

I got Mijares by decision but this could be interesting. Munoz might be lesser known but he's a tougher fight than Arce IMO.

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I got Mijares on points. But i would not consider it an upset if Munoz won. Munoz is a good fighter

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This is tough, I think it is an upset because Mijares would be the fav. coming into the fight so that intself is what certifies it as an upset.
But I don't think it's a huge upset or anything that would shock me.

If Munoz wins for me it's an upset but a minor one.

Mijares could be the favorite in the betting, is he? But Munoz is rated no. 2 by the Ring Mag with Mijares at no. 3 ...

It will be a close fight with no obvious pick... They're both champions...

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I Got Mijares K.O. in 8 Round and still Thinking Mijares is the last Stilist Mexican Fighter in this Time."Travieso" Arce Fight the same date Saturday 17,Comments,Peace.

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Originally Posted by Rommel Balbuena

I Got Mijares K.O. in 8 Round and still Thinking Mijares is the last Stilist Mexican Fighter in this Time."Travieso" Arce Fight the same date Saturday 17,Comments,Peace.

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I got Mijares winning on points. But i can't see him stopping Munoz

I think this is a very close fight!

Munoz has only lost to Castillo (who was at or near his best both times) & the second fight could have easily been a victory for Munoz.

Munoz is a whole different kettle of fish compared to Arce. It won't be an easy fight but IMO its a 50/50.

For me victories over Navarro, Arce & Kawashima don't really give much of an egde to Mijares

Gotta go for my man Mijares.
Stylish, fast, strong, hungry.

Mijares-Munoz Pre-fight Report Card

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By Cliff Rold

The 115 lb. unification clash between WBC titlist Cristian Mijares (34-3-2, 14 KO) of Mexico and two-time WBA titlist Alexander Munoz (32-2, 27 KO), rated #1 and #3 in the most recent Boxing ratings, is a great fight on its own.

That it comes at a moment when the division’s center of gravity has moved firmly from Asia to the Americas, and at a moment when bankable action fighters Jorge Arce and Vic Darchinyan stand on the cusp of the title scene again, generates grand ramifications. And no, WBO titlist Fernando Montiel (36-2-1, 27 KO) is not forgotten; he, in fact, is the best possible opponent for the winner of Mijares-Munoz. It’s nice to know that such fights can be talked about realistically.

Too often, the smallest divisions are wrought with parity by way of regional stars with no incentive to travel. Right now, the regions are lined up, and so are the key players. That means the incentive for big fights lines up with it and a weight class long observed by the hardcore masses as one of Boxing’s best can prove it. Through the first four months of this year, the results say they already are doing just that.

I voted Mijares UD.
He's a great little fighter, lovely style, great athleticism.
Munoz would be pretty hard to stop, but I'm confident Mijares can out point him.

I'm backing Munoz by UD.

Mijares struggled enough with Navarro & got hit cleanly. If Munoz hits him like that its over!

Plus Kawashima in the 1st fight gave Mijares hell, putting him down hard.

Munoz is the best opponent Mijares has faced IMO & this fight has all the potential to be a classic!

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

I'm backing Munoz by UD.

Mijares struggled enough with Navarro & got hit cleanly. If Munoz hits him like that its over!

Plus Kawashima in the 1st fight gave Mijares hell, putting him down hard.

Munoz is the best opponent Mijares has faced IMO & this fight has all the potential to be a classic!

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One worry I have about my man Mijares is that physically he is still immature.

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

I'm backing Munoz by UD.

Mijares struggled enough with Navarro & got hit cleanly. If Munoz hits him like that its over!

Plus Kawashima in the 1st fight gave Mijares hell, putting him down hard.

Munoz is the best opponent Mijares has faced IMO & this fight has all the potential to be a classic!

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One worry I have about my man Mijares is that physically he is still immature.

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I know Mick thinks this will be an easy victory for Mijares but I have no idea what he is basing that on. Munoz is without a doubt the best fighter Mijares will have faced & possibly the biggest puncher!

My only worry for Munoz is the weight. I hope he hasn't had any difficulty making the 115 pound limit because he's going to need every last bit of strength down the stretch as Mijares tends to come on strong in the later rounds. He pulled it out with a late surge against Kawashima the 1st time & did it again vs Navarro.

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

I'm backing Munoz by UD.

Mijares struggled enough with Navarro & got hit cleanly. If Munoz hits him like that its over!

Plus Kawashima in the 1st fight gave Mijares hell, putting him down hard.

Munoz is the best opponent Mijares has faced IMO & this fight has all the potential to be a classic!

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One worry I have about my man Mijares is that physically he is still immature.

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I know Mick thinks this will be an easy victory for Mijares but I have no idea what he is basing that on. Munoz is without a doubt the best fighter Mijares will have faced & possibly the biggest puncher!

My only worry for Munoz is the weight. I hope he hasn't had any difficulty making the 115 pound limit because he's going to need every last bit of strength down the stretch as Mijares tends to come on strong in the later rounds. He pulled it out with a late surge against Kawashima the 1st time & did it again vs Navarro.

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I don'tthink this fight will be easy either way. I feel even if Munoz is weight drained or weakened, his style will still demand that Mijares be on guard

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

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Originally Posted by Galaxy

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

One worry I have about my man Mijares is that physically he is still immature.

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I know Mick thinks this will be an easy victory for Mijares but I have no idea what he is basing that on. Munoz is without a doubt the best fighter Mijares will have faced & possibly the biggest puncher!

My only worry for Munoz is the weight. I hope he hasn't had any difficulty making the 115 pound limit because he's going to need every last bit of strength down the stretch as Mijares tends to come on strong in the later rounds. He pulled it out with a late surge against Kawashima the 1st time & did it again vs Navarro.

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I don'tthink this fight will be easy either way. I feel even if Munoz is weight drained or weakened, his style will still demand that Mijares be on guard

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Mijares has to box a smart fight, against Navarro I think it was a case of Him making it harder than it should have been. But if he does that against Munoz he'll be poshing his luck.

Navarro showed Mijares can be hit & Kawashima showed he can be hurt. Munoz is a level above both guys IMO

By looking at Munoz's resume, if he wins, it would be by KO.

I'm going with Mijares by UD.

Mijares by UD.

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Both WBC super flyweight champion Cristian Mijares and WBA super flyweight champion Alexander Munoz scaled in at 114.7 pounds for their super flyweight unification clash on Saturday's "Noche de Campeones" pay-per-view event live from the Auditorio Centenario in Gomez Palacio, Durango, Mexico. Flyweights Omar Salado and Julio Cesar Miranda both weighed 111.8 lbs. for their WBC flyweight eliminator.Cristian Mijares 114.7 vs Alexander Munoz 114.7
(WBC/WBA unification super flyweight championship)
Omar Salado 111.8 vs Julio Cesar Miranda 111.8
(WBC Flyweight Eliminator)
Martin Avila 155.1 vs Alberto Hernandez 155.1
Marvin Rodriguez 129.8 vs Tomas Sierra 129.8
Ricardo Mijares 135.7 vs Arnoldo Pacheco 129.8
Enrique Lopez 130.9 vs Vicente Hernandez 128.5

:)

It's gonna be an historic event.

I've stated my case in another thread, Navarro showed Mijares can be hit & Kawashima showed Mijares can be hurt. Munoz is much better than both so Mijares better beware!!!

Mijares on points. If Mijares is going to be a great fighter then he should beat a guy like Munoz. No disrespect to Munoz cause he's a good fighter, I just don't think he's a great fighter.

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To be honest,Ive seen Mijares only a few times but Me likes.Nice style ,In the pocket at times and more so with fluid boxing.Vs. Navarro It got a little rough and tumble but not so much as that ass-nine card going to Navarro.Needs to stay on point and stick to boxing early....Exchanges not advised with Munoz out of carelessness

Too much on tonight,Just got my cards crossed.Lots of flicking to come, grrrrr

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Originally Posted by OumaFan

Mijares on points. If Mijares is going to be a great fighter then he should beat a guy like Munoz. No disrespect to Munoz cause he's a good fighter, I just don't think he's a great fighter.

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Kawashima ain't a great fighter but he dumped Mijares heavily, Navarro ain't a great fighter but he was able to land cleanly.

Munoz only has 2 loses (arguably 1) & they were to the same peak Castillo & Castillo was a great little fighter at his best

Guess who has the "Your purchase is unable to be processed" message:angryxo4:
On his Flatscreen..........Pretty pissed right about now!!!!!!!

The Lopez fight was a pretty good 6 rounder.

Holy hell!! This next fight looks like a 19 year old vs a 60 year old!LOL

pacheco has some miles, eh

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Originally Posted by Youngblood

pacheco has some miles, eh

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You can say that again!ROFL

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Originally Posted by Deanrw

Holy hell!! This next fight looks like a 19 year old vs a 60 year old!LOL

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Did you catch 'Pachecos' first name? He really looks familiar.Renayldo ?Marcos ?

LOL....that went as expected.

lol ref asks him a question and he doesn't answer, so the fight is stopped...the question..."you got any medical insurance?" haha

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Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins

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Originally Posted by Deanrw

Holy hell!! This next fight looks like a 19 year old vs a 60 year old!LOL

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Did you catch 'Pachecos' first name? He really looks familiar.Renayldo ?Marcos ?

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I'm not sure what Pacheco's first name was, but if you search in boxrec for Ricardo Mijares, it was his opponent.

Got Dannmm...Rodriquez looks like he had his head stuck into a bag of pissed off wasp's...ALL welted up Before the fight.Get that man some Clerisel

Marvin Rodriguez v Tomas Sierra
scheduled 6 rd cut to 4

Superfeather

Sierra staggered early at the bell, both out swinging for the fences...but recovers to make it a close to call round.

Honestly.....Mijares Vs. Munoz better not end in the 1st and be sensational.....30 bucks I dont mind but this undercard is just pitiful for a PPV

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Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins

Honestly.....Mijares Vs. Munoz better not end in the 1st and be sensational.....30 bucks I dont mind but this undercard is just pitiful for a PPV

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This is almost a hockey fight. All it needs is one guy to grab the shorts of the other, pull them over his head, and ...

If Rodriguez could have let his hands go more he would have had the clear win...