Juanma Lopez comeback on 2nd Feb 2013 in PR at Super-Feather

[IamInuit]

Juan Manuel Lopez to return February 2nd in Puerto Rico | Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More

Not a permanent move to 130lbs. He says he'll be back at 126. Do you think he can ever recover from 2 beatings he took from Salido? I'm glad the Gamboa fight didn't happen because I never thought he had a chance in that one.

I'm not a big finger pointer about peds but Salido changed chemists. You don't grow a chin. You either have one or you don't. Lopez nailed him with shots that would have stopped a Clydesdale.
A chemical break from the synapse or signal to rest on the canvas. I hope Garcia dissects this known cheater, breaks him down and melts him.

[bzkfn]

Juan Manuel Lopez to return February 2nd in Puerto Rico | Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More

Not a permanent move to 130lbs. He says he'll be back at 126. Do you think he can ever recover from 2 beatings he took from Salido? I'm glad the Gamboa fight didn't happen because I never thought he had a chance in that one.

I'm not a big finger pointer about peds but Salido changed chemists. You don't grow a chin. You either have one or you don't. Lopez nailed him with shots that would have stopped a Clydesdale.
A chemical break from the synapse or signal to rest on the canvas. I hope Garcia dissects this known cheater, breaks him down and melts him.

Well maybe Bob Arum should be an advocate of VADA testing instead of protecting his cash cow, that way his prospects will be protected too.

[Beanflicker]

There's absolutely no evidence that steroids would "grow" you a "chin". That's just rediculous.

[Master]

Salido probably took the fight out of Lopez but it is always interesting to see how fighters come back from a brutal beating and defeat. It will be a tough mental battle for Lopez to overcome but against the right level of opponent he can gain his confidence (and eye of the tiger) back.

[Beanflicker]

I still say Juanma vs Gamboa is an exciting, compeditive fight. Obviously Juanma needs to get his groove back first though.

[J_Undisputed]

I think the guys done. Was personally never a fan of the guy because he had the skills to box and chose to slug with guys that otherwise had no chance. He's been clipped by plenty of guys and never once worked on any of it. I found it funny whenever he got clipped for hanging his chin out there too long because he thought he was unstoppable. You'd think watching his whole career flash before him so many times would make him a more cautious, smarter fighter... He was scared $hitle$$ of Salido the second time. You could see it in his face. He felt it coming and Salido confidence skyrocketed since the first fight. It went from being salidos only hope to salidos every hope. Gamboa had been licking his chops for the longest for a fight with Juanma too. I know the word "exposed" gets overused, but whoever said it above... had it right. If it had been Gamboa that exposed him. Juanma may have had a life after because Gamboa was that good. Now that its been Salido, every bum gonna be taking liberties by trying to swing with him and catch him with a bomb in exchanges. Juanma strikes me as too proud to think he did anything wrong...and adapt. I could be wrong...

[ElTerribleMorales]

I think the guys done. Was personally never a fan of the guy because he had the skills to box and chose to slug with guys that otherwise had no chance. He's been clipped by plenty of guys and never once worked on any of it. I found it funny whenever he got clipped for hanging his chin out there too long because he thought he was unstoppable. You'd think watching his whole career flash before him so many times would make him a more cautious, smarter fighter... He was scared $hitle$$ of Salido the second time. You could see it in his face. He felt it coming and Salido confidence skyrocketed since the first fight. It went from being salidos only hope to salidos every hope. Gamboa had been licking his chops for the longest for a fight with Juanma too. I know the word "exposed" gets overused, but whoever said it above... had it right. If it had been Gamboa that exposed him. Juanma may have had a life after because Gamboa was that good. Now that its been Salido, every bum gonna be taking liberties by trying to swing with him and catch him with a bomb in exchanges. Juanma strikes me as too proud to think he did anything wrong...and adapt. I could be wrong...

Salido was picked to lose both fights but he was never fully counted out, it was already known he had power, don't forget he put Gamboa on his ass pretty hard as well, don't know how you can say Lopez was exposed, exposed as what exactly? He fought top opposition and won titles in two weight classes before losing to the guy whose considered as the lineal featherweight champion. As for Lopez being scared of Salido the second time around don't see how, IMO it was the opposite, he didn't show enough respect and went guns blazing after putting Salido on his ass and gassed himself, slowing down and then taking too many shots then finally stopped with the big one that ended it. I've been one of the people who most has criticized Lopez on how he's completely abandoned his boxing ability and became too reliant on his power, in part cause of his handlers decided to pick a series of guys that would be taken out within a round, then bumped his opposition level significantly, he pulled off wins but would take more punishment or struggle just cause he wouldn't break them down, he would try to take them out with every shot and tire out, but would eventually get the stoppage or outwork them, you really can't call a guy who holds wins over the likes of Oquendo, Ponce De Leon, Penalosa, Luevano, Concepcion, and R. Marquez, a hype job especially when he stopped every one of them

[DavilaJones]

Juan Manuel Lopez to return February 2nd in Puerto Rico | Boxing News - Boxing, UFC and MMA News, Fight Results, Schedule, Rankings, Videos and More

Not a permanent move to 130lbs. He says he'll be back at 126. Do you think he can ever recover from 2 beatings he took from Salido? I'm glad the Gamboa fight didn't happen because I never thought he had a chance in that one.

I'm not a big finger pointer about peds but Salido changed chemists. You don't grow a chin. You either have one or you don't. Lopez nailed him with shots that would have stopped a Clydesdale.
A chemical break from the synapse or signal to rest on the canvas. I hope Garcia dissects this known cheater, breaks him down and melts him.

In regards to Salido juicing with the fight against Guerrero I believe. What happend was that USADA said he was doping, he contested it and an independent agency do a blood test the very next day of the fight, and his test came out clean. In the end it became a no decision because the ghost was on the rise and Salido was an opponent. Sadly that initial stigma of him being a juicer has never washed away. So I'm forced to write this same fact in so many forums.

[bzkfn]

Lopez is fighting Brazilian Aldimar Silva Santos (18-3 9KO's). Seems a safe comeback opponent. Fight is in PR for sure.

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