Juanma Lopez " Full of Ilussions ".........

He said that is not easy and feel very sad to leave his Family for fight out of P.R. , also dont feel pressure yet and is calm , said ; " no doubt when the time arrive to be front of PDL , feel something of nervous , but the support of my Fans helped me and i really dont want to disappoint to them ..................:cool:

With his humility and all this work and sacrifice , to me he deserve to be a Champion................;D
I bet Juanma by KO...........;D

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[QUOTE=Macho;529332]He said that is not easy and feel very sad to leave his Family for fight out of P.R. , also dont feel pressure yet and is calm , said ; " no doubt when the time arrive to be front of PDL , feel something of nervous , but the support of my Fans helped me and i really dont want to disappoint to them ..................:cool:

With his humility and all this work and sacrifice , to me he deserve to be a Champion................;D
I bet Juanma by KO...........;D

Juanma has been saying its time for championship fights. It might just be a bit early and Ponce is known to put the first loss into fighters records. I bet Ponce has done some of his work and sacrifice and he doesn't want to lose the title. Really looking forward to this fight on sat.

This fight IMO should have been the headliner on that card.

Deleon is going to smash this kid. Just like he did Bumtista.

Ok here's my prediction for this fight, it all depends on what happens up the bell ringing to start. If DeLeon comes out and is doing his wardance thing, it gonna be a k.o. for Ponce. If he doesn't channel his gramps prefight, he is gonna get a boxing lesson. ;D

De Leon really does need to win this fight. I feel he really is hitting his prime and needs to chase a potential explosive match up with Vazquez. This fight really will push De Leon to prove he needs that match up at this time in his career. I rekon De Leon is going to knock him out and do it early. He really has power in those mits I rekon that Lopez has stepped up a bit too much for this fight.


De Leon Ko 3-5 rounds for me.

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Just out of curiosity, how many times have you seen Juanma fight VD?

no way does PDL knock out Juanma. seriously it sounds to me like some of you guys have not seen Juanma fight. Lopez is going to win and win big.
You can quote me on this.

Here is a Pic of them in a Press Conference yesterday , i know that PDL Team is worry , if they let Juanma to take the lead of the fight , i guarantee that PDL will loss this one , Surelly...................;D
Juanma commented that PDL looked with less confidence .................

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PHILIPPINES’ TOP FIGHTERS AWAIT WINNER OF DELEON-LOPEZ!

By Jason Aniel
PhilBoxing.com
Thu, 05 Jun 2008

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San Francisco, Ca — Three interested fighters will be glued to their television sets this Saturday, June 7 (Sunday June 8 in the Philippines), when Daniel Ponce De Leon takes on rising superstar, Juan Manuel Lopez, on the undercard of the Kelly Pavlik vs. Gary Lockett. Gerry Penalosa, Rey Bautista, and Bernabe Concepcion all have stakes in the outcome of this WBO Jr. Featherweight clash.

Golden Boy Promotion’s De Leon, 34-1 (30KOs), makes the seventh defense of his title against Top Rank’s top prospect and future star, Lopez, 21-0 (19 KOs). Most boxing experts consider this bout an even bout where either fighter can come out on top by decision or knockout.

Filipino fans best remember De Leon for his one round destruction over the then undefeated Rey Bautista and his controversial decision win over Gerry Penalosa. If Manny Pacquiao is Mexico’s “Republica Enemy #1”, then Ponce De Leon is the Philippines’ version “Republica Enemy #1”. Both Penalosa and Bautista have publically demanded from rematches.

Juan Manuel Lopez has been on the fast track to the world title since his debut just three and half years ago. Lopez makes a huge jump in class of opposition when he takes on the experienced and unorthodox De Leon. Lopez was scheduled to face Bernabe Concepcion earlier in the year but when talks of a title shot with De Leon heated up, the bout was scratched. Concepcion is managed by Manny Pacquiao and promoted by Top Rank, who has a keen interest in having Lopez face Concepcion in the future.

De Leon has had his most explosive knockout when faced with a fellow puncher, who was willing to trade power shots with Mexican. De Leon not only hits with rocks but the punches come from awkward angles. De Leon is also physically a strong fighter and despite his lack of defense, has shown to take a decent punch. De Leon has also been better tested against tougher opponents. Should De Leon win, a rematch with Penalosa seems to inevitable. Since losing to De Leon, Penalosa won his second world title in as many weight classes, knocking out Jhonny Gonzales with a body punch. That same night, Ponce De Leon knocked out Rey Bautista in the first round. Both are under the same promotional company, Golden Boy Promotions, and both want the rematch. Although Bautista would like to have another crack at De Leon, it’s clear that he still needs to improve before taking on the elite fighters at 122lbs.

However, De Leon is fighting under a Top Rank promotion against one of its top fighters in Lopez. The bout is also taking place during Puerto Rican National Pride Weekend. Lopez may end up having the “home crowd advantage” come fight night. Lopez has also shown to have the edge in speed and overall boxing ability. In an evenly matched bout, the pro-Lopez crowd could sway close rounds in favor of the Puerto Rican. Should Lopez win the bout, a fight with Bernabe Concepcion could be on the horizon. Concepcion is in a similar boat as Bautista because he is still a young fighter and has not reached his fighting potential yet. The same could be said about Lopez, who is only 24 years old and 21 fights into his career. Often times in boxing the young prospect walks into a title bout and wins. Manny Pacquiao won the flyweight title when he was just 19. In 2006, Jermain Taylor won the middleweight championship against Bernard Hopkins, who had just two fewer title defenses than Taylor had professional fights. Therefore, while Lopez has a strong shot in capturing the WBO title this Saturday, a future fight with the likes of Israel Vasquez and Rafael Marquez is not likely.

Good stuff Pacstraight , thanks for the information bro....;D
I hopes Juanma win , for see if Concepcion have this opportunity......;D
I owe you Rep . my friend............;)

sorry but Lopez's level of competition hasn't been all that great, i mean he does have the tools to beat De Leon, but i don't think it's gonna happen, and if he does win, it wont be by much

Good match up. I can't wait to see. Juanma can punch also (strong left hook). And I think he's gonna win because he's technically better.

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Lopez can do more to adjust: he can box & he can bang... he's got loads of talent & the ability to win. If he can fight a smart fight & his chin holds up to DeLeon's bombs he should win a comfortable decision.

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Well then perhaps you could provide some in depth analysis of Lopez's and de Leon's boxing ability that leads you to believe the latter will "smash" the former. I don't believe it will be that easy, but perhaps you see something I do not.

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Well then perhaps you could provide some in depth analysis of Lopez's and de Leon's boxing ability that leads you to believe the latter will "smash" the former. I don't believe it will be that easy, but perhaps you see something I do not.

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Lopez can punch. And he knows it. I believe that he feels he's a big puncher than Deleon. And will try and prove it. And that will be his downfall. Lopez obviously has way better boxing skills than Deleon. But I can't see him boxing for all 12 rounds. It's not him. At some point in the fight he will try and trade with Deleon. And it will cost him the fight

I'll give credit where credit is due....

But honestly from watching the kid fight nothing there leads me to believe he's ready for World Class.

It could be just me but any prospect/contenders with less then 20-25 fights depending on the quality of opposition. I'm REALLY skeptic about them facing World Class oppo.
(In case your gonna ask how many fights of his I have I'll gladly answer your question when I get home as I don't think I can remember off the top of my head) :)

I must sound like a broken record but let's step back a little and see how many times fighters are too quickly faced with top opposition and or are too quickly hyped by the fans?

Bojado, Grant, Bautista, Yoan, Vargas I can go on and on....

If JuanMa pulls it off more power to him and he moves up into a place where he want's to be but if he loses the road back will be much longer then the 1st time around.

DPDL by TKO.

Good stuff Mick and VD. I think Juanma has plenty of "ring experience" (extensive amateur career, olympics, professional career) to know how to solve Ponce. The results of the fight for Juanma all depend on being patient/not engaging in a wild slugfest and watching carefully those wild and wide punches of de Leon. If he does these two things well then victory will follow for Juanma.

seriously, ok Lopez is the better technical boxer, but his defense can be leaky as it was evident against Hugo Dianzo a bum with a 31-11-1 (15 KO's), and well he was able to hurt Lopez and move him away, so he can be hit, and IMO if De Leon catches him, well that can be all she wrote, i'm not sayin Lopez has no shot, but people here in PR are writing of De Leon when honestly the underdog is Lopez, not the WBO champion

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seriously, ok Lopez is the better technical boxer, but his defense can be leaky as it was evident against Hugo Dianzo a bum with a 31-11-1 (15 KO's), and well he was able to hurt Lopez and move him away, so he can be hit, and IMO if De Leon catches him, well that can be all she wrote, i'm not sayin Lopez has no shot, but people here in PR are writing of De Leon when honestly the underdog is Lopez, not the WBO champion

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Hey TerribleMorales , you know What ? Is true Juanma defense can be leaky , you said it , " can be " , but he must had corrected that posibility , but for conclusion if Juanma lose this shot , he will learn of this lose , You learn when you lose , if you get that , you will surpass anything on your way.....................;D