The WBC ordered the eliminator and both camps are in negotiations now.
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The WBC ordered the eliminator and both camps are in negotiations now.
Yes I just saw the news myself!!
CKAC sport just confirmed the news, but they didn't talked about the date thought.
Finally some decent opponent for Lemieux :). Can't wait to see it happen! (Yeah ok, he's not Pavlik but he's a lot more potent than Camacho Jr. imo).
Good fight at this level, Rubio can bang, but his chin fails him usually. If Lemeiux doesn't keep the pressure on early he may have his ass on the canvas (not likely, but possible)
As far as I am concerned, it's another good step up and a good rung toward the belt.
Good step but. Hope Rubio didn't see Lemieuxs last fight....might go sheepish like he did vs Pavlik.
i've seen lemieux fight and i am very impressed with his power. however, i do think rubio has a chance of winning because of the experience factor. who do i think will win? lemieux! too young, too strong, harder puncher and on the way up. rubio is a good solid fighter but i don't think he's championship material.
Bah why not? I don't wanna spend 50$ for a 3 min fight again :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Spicoli
Rubio tends to be open to the right hand as he was against Pavlik, IMO if Lemieux is patient and applies smart pressure keeping Rubio on the ropes and unloading with those massive rights, that he'll have a 5th - 6th round TKO win
just saw the lemieux/camacho jr. fight for the first time and man, this kid has nuclear power in both hands. however, against a good counterpuncher, he might struggle because he tends to go for the KO with most of his punches. a fight i would like to see is between lemieux and dominican republic's fernando guerrero who is also undefeated and packs a hard punch himself. great fight!
but Lemieux is in luck that Rubio is no counter puncher, that being said Martinez would do a number on him, but hey that's why the 21 yr old Canadian isn't being pushed to that level yetQuote:
Originally Posted by milmascaras1
Rubio is a good step up for him. I checked again and although Lemieux is fighting again in December, it does not look like it will be Rubio then. It looks like they are trying to get it put together for February now.
Lemieux is sensational. It is hard not to get excited about this kid. And he is only 21 years old. He could be blasting people out for another 15 years.
Yeah I'm also pretty sure it won't be for December. Even if I'm quite sure Lemieux won't mind, I'm pretty sure Rubiowould :P.
And for those new to Lemieux, I highly suggest that you check out some of his fight on youtube. They are all pretty much like his last one.
Lemieux is sensational. He should take fights at the Rubio-level and get some rounds in. He needs to refine his craft some before stepping in with the big dogs of the division. Who trains him?
Russ Anber.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rantcatrat
Russ Anber, one of the very finest trainer we have over here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rantcatrat
I'm happy to see that Lemieux's finally getting some respect. Not only Russ Amber is a great trainer, he's also a great historian of boxing, He's with Lemieux since he was 9 years old, he taught him a lot of things about boxing other then how to throw a punch. When we look at him fighting, its like going back in time, like in the 40's or 50's.