Nobody gave the Spaniard much of a chance to win.
The muscular 'wood-chopper' from the Basque country was strong, but was not a quality
boxer.
Paulino's strength was 'his strength' and durability. In a 10-Year career and in '67-Bouts',
the veteran had never been floored.
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The Spaniard is a 'rugged challenger', but will have little chance against the 'mammoth-sized' Italian.
Uzcudon's best bet, is to stay on the defensive against the Champion over the first 10-Rounds. Then to
put in an effort to wear Carnera down over the next few Rounds. Then to put forth an offensive-charge over
the last 2-Rounds and try to take him out.
Uzcudon will not win a Decision here, as Carnera is just too big and has a strong left-hand to pile
up the Points. The Champion also has the better hand-speed, inside punching-skills and strength
advantage.
The Spaniard's handlers have said that their fighter is prepared to give away the first 13-Rounds to
the Champion, for a chance to get in a few good swings over the last 2-Rounds.
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