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its on boxingscene, he says there he's interested in fights with Juan Manuel Lopez and a fourth fight with Rafa but only at 126
Says its the healthy thing for him to do since he's been out so long and he's grown out of the weight
And the 4th Rafa fight would come before a Lopez fight, according to Izzy sometime in November or December after a tune up fight.
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Originally Posted by OumaFan
Do you think he will come back the same fighter?? Im not to sure, with the layoff and the wars he had, i hope he does great little fighter.
I think before people say him and Marquez are finished fighters we should wait to see what the result is, My inclination is to believe Vazquez should be a similar fighter, we didn't see Morales or Barrera fall apart from their wars, or Gatti-Ward. I think/hope they will be in top form, that way Rigondeaux will look all that much more impressive ;), or Juan Manuel Lopez, or Gamboa.
That being said if Marquez and Vazquez beat all them, then all the credit to Vazquez and Marquez.
thinks you're pushin that a bit too much, the dude hasn't even made his pro debutQuote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
I don't think Izzy should step back in the ring. My understanding his vision is impaired and for someone fighting on the highest level, that wasn't exactly known for his defense. This is just a compounded danger.
Probably bullshit but i heard Roach refused to work with Izzy after his last fight beacuse he was slurring his words and Roach thought he was an accident waiting to happen, any truth in that?Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
Haven't heard that one, but it wouldn't surprise me.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983Probably bullshit but i heard Roach refused to work with Izzy after his last fight beacuse he was slurring his words and Roach thought he was an accident waiting to happen, any truth in that?Quote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
Three Surgeries Later, Israel Vazquez Is Good To Go | TheSweetScience.com Boxing
thats an article about the eye surgeries.
I guess we will see tonight. I just can't see how Rigondeaux won't be spectacular as a pro, he has always foughten like one as an amateur.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralesthinks you're pushin that a bit too much, the dude hasn't even made his pro debutQuote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
I gave him a C for that effort against a fighter who didn't want to fightQuote:
Originally Posted by TaethI guess we will see tonight. I just can't see how Rigondeaux won't be spectacular as a pro, he has always foughten like one as an amateur.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralesthinks you're pushin that a bit too much, the dude hasn't even made his pro debutQuote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
I haven't seen it yet, he is generally a defensive minded fighter, but like Roy Jones Jr he has really good power when he wants to in that cross.
Actually Vazquez is lagging behind... Tonight Rafa will fight at 126... Caballero is slated to fight Yuriorkis next at 126... Everybody at 122 is going to 126... Even 122 prospect Bernabe Concepcion will finally get his shot on 126 champ Steven Luevano...
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The guy didn't land an honest punch in 2 rounds, I think thats pretty impressive, Rigondeaux didn't look good because the guy didn't even test him. Every solid punch hurt the guy, and Rigondeaux at 28 showed he still has plenty of life left. I honestly don't think he was able to showcase his skills because he is a true counter puncher, I think he wanted to be safe, and pick his punches, which he did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Violent DemiseI gave him a C for that effort against a fighter who didn't want to fightQuote:
Originally Posted by TaethI guess we will see tonight. I just can't see how Rigondeaux won't be spectacular as a pro, he has always foughten like one as an amateur.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
Gatti and Ward pretty much took out what was left of eachother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
Yes Gatti went on to win some fights but he was never the same.
Ward retired after the trilogy.
As for Erik and MAB.
I don't recall either one of them looking like this after anyone of those fights.
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Vazquez wins split decision over Marquez in classic rubber match. | Fightwireimages.com
Vazquez wins rematch over Marquez for WBC superbantam title. | Fightwireimages.com
Vazquez wins split decision over Marquez in classic rubber match. | Fightwireimages.com
Doesn't mean they didn't beat eachother up, and I still say Gatti was better after the Ward fights when he learned to box... sort of.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMickGatti and Ward pretty much took out what was left of eachother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taeth
Yes Gatti went on to win some fights but he was never the same.
Ward retired after the trilogy.
As for Erik and MAB.
I don't recall either one of them looking like this after anyone of those fights.
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Vazquez wins split decision over Marquez in classic rubber match. | Fightwireimages.com
Vazquez wins rematch over Marquez for WBC superbantam title. | Fightwireimages.com
Vazquez wins split decision over Marquez in classic rubber match. | Fightwireimages.com