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Maldonaldo wasn't on his level but Montiel did what he should have done, came out ready to go. Maldonado is the guy that Donaire stopped in 8 last time (didn't see that honestly).
Its not the greatest broadcast. For some reason it skips like a minute of the fight in the second round and like 30 seconds of it in the third. Picture's not great either. But its enough to see basically how he looked, pretty nasty finish.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7fx0QViMUA
Nice one OumaFan.Hoping to see this.Montiel has to be one of the more proficient body punchers in the sport today.....easily.Again he looked pretty accurate,a bit wide in spots in first but brought it together and had gritty Maldonado lifting his feet up,Brutal finish.Maldanado again takes alot of punishment after Donaire spent 8 rounds sharpshooting him also....His reactions to shots is pronounced.Quote:
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Yeah Montiel was a bit careless at times and a bit wide, probably a bit of that had to do with overconfidence but he does do that from time to time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'NawlinsNice one OumaFan.Hoping to see this.Montiel has to be one of the more proficient body punchers in the sport today.....easily.Again he looked pretty accurate,a bit wide in spots in first but brought it together and had gritty Maldonado lifting his feet up,Brutal finish.Maldanado again takes alot of punishment after Donaire spent 8 rounds sharpshooting him also....His reactions to shots is pronounced.Quote:
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I didn't like how Maldonado was taking shots, a very pronounced reaction.
I want to see Montiel-Mijares. It's time. I'll take Montiel.
I guess I'd take Mijares. Wouldn't put a whole lot of money on it.
Montiel use to be boxer-puncher. That's not the case any more. He's become almost a seek and destroy fighter. Nobody has ever destroy Maldonado like that. Not Darchinyan. And not Donaire. Mijares is a great fighter. But I think Montiel is better. I think Montiel would crush Donaire, Darchinyan and any other Flyweight or Super Flyweight
I'll put Nonito Donaire in the mix... A fight involving any 2 of these 3 boxers will be great...Quote:
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Has Donaire talked much about moving up?
There are still fights to be made at 112, Kameda, Sakata, guys like that.
As much as Ive come to respect Mijares Tactically ,I can see Montiels body accuracy and power squashing alot of Mijares movement.Im abit on the fence but off the top I lean towards Montiel....Has been devestating lately.This fight must be made asap,great fight.Quote:
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His trunks were a bit less disturbing this time out
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Originally Posted by SaddoBoxerI'll put Nonito Donaire in the mix... A fight involving any 2 of these 3 boxers will be great...Quote:
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Montiel would crush Donaire
I really have no idea who I would pick in Mijares - Montiel. My guess is a very controversial decision. One of the best fights to be made imo, again I really have no clue who I would pick to be the winner and it's not often I'm just blanked. Montiel might be the more complete fighter, he can go both ways a little better then Mijares I think but that's not a slight to Mijares. With a gun to my head I would probably go with Montiel for that reason but I think without a doubt it'd be a great fight. Watched Mijares - Munoz for the first time last night and was again very impressed with how good Mijares is.
Thanks for the video.
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Originally Posted by SaddoBoxerI'll put Nonito Donaire in the mix... A fight involving any 2 of these 3 boxers will be great...Quote:
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Montiel would crush Donaire
I consider Donaire as the more technical and has more power than Z Gorres and Gorres gave Montiel a close fight... Tho as what many said here that it seems Montiel improved a lot after the Gorres bout...
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Problem is the Japanese are not interested in fighting Donaire... Also Donaire is really a 115 pounder, he moved down to 112 to fight Darchinyan and avenged his brother's loss to Darchi...
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No offer has even been made to Kameda's people.Quote:
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Originally Posted by OumaFan
Problem is the Japanese are not interested in fighting Donaire... Also Donaire is really a 115 pounder, he moved down to 112 to fight Darchinyan and avenged his brother's loss to Darchi...
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