Roman chocolatio gonzalez v Juan el gallo francisco estrada three

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el rey takes on eight & zero prospect samuel carmona


sixteen & zero diego pacheco faces fellow unbeaten thirteen & zero prospect timur kerefov, change of opponent for diego, now fighting ricardo adrian luna


fifteen & zero joselito velazquez fights veteran former flyweight world champion cristofer rosales


very good card

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complete card announced

[Master]

Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman ‘Chocolatito’ Gonzalez will be going head-to-head with the vacant WBC World Super Flyweight title on the line in a huge boxing contest, but what is the UK Start Time of the event?

The fight card will be taking place from the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, and is usually the case with cards based in the United States, it will be a very late one for fans in the United Kingdom to watch live.

Despite this being another late one for boxing fans, it should be an absolute barnburner of a card and definitely one staying up late for if you can!

Here is everything you need to know about the UK Start Time of Juan Estrada vs Roman ‘Chocolatito’ Gonzalez 3 on Saturday, December 3rd 2022.

As confirmed by the official DAZN streaming site, the Main Card for the event is set to start at around 8 PM ET, which translates to 1 AM GMT on Sunday, December 4th 2022.

The site also reveals when fans can expect to see the two main event fighters make their way to the ring. DAZN notes that the Main Event ringwalks for Estrada and Chocolatito are expected to be at around 10 PM ET/ 3 AM GMT on Sunday, December 4th 2022.

Juan Francisco Estrada vs. Roman Chocolatito Gonzalez; For the vacant WBC super flyweight title
Julio Cesar Martinez vs. Samuel Carmona; For Martinez’s WBC flyweight title
Joselito Velazquez vs. Cristofer Rosales, Flyweight
Diego Pacheco vs. Ricardo Adrian Luna; For Pacheco’s WBC USNBC super middleweight title
Marc Castro vs. Maickol Lopez Villagrana; Super featherweight
Beatriz Ferreira vs. Carisse Brown; Super featherweight
Anthony Herrera vs. Juan Sequeira; Super flyweight

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[Spicoli]

*old guy waving his fist on the lawn moment

We know if HBO was here this would be on a constant highest-level media loop. That natural build. You simply do not have these championship events with the (competitive) trilogies, history and p4p neighborhood anymore. Fantastic card all around. Going to enjoy just soaking this one up.

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With Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman 'Chocolatito' Gonzalez finally settling their trilogy Saturday night, live on DAZN , The DAZN Boxing Show's Akin Reyes tabs two explosive fight options that could await the winner.

If Chocolatito wins, two explosive fights for him would be:

Naoya Inoue

Even though Inoue is at bantamweight, I think 'Chocolatito' will have one more massive fight in him after the Estrada trilogy. They could meet halfway or maybe Inoue could come down, so 'Chocolatito' has some advantage because he’s giving up youth. Yes, Inoue is a "Monster" but 'Chocolatito' is a monster in his own right. I thought 'Chocolatito' won the second fight against Estrada. I thought it was a bad decision. I think he’s going to win Saturday night. I think he's looking for one more legacy fight and I think it’ll be against Inoue.

With Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman 'Chocolatito' Gonzalez finally settling their trilogy Saturday night, live on DAZN , The DAZN Boxing Show's Akin Reyes tabs two explosive fight options that could await the winner.

If Chocolatito wins, two explosive fights for him would be:

Naoya Inoue

Even though Inoue is at bantamweight, I think 'Chocolatito' will have one more massive fight in him after the Estrada trilogy. They could meet halfway or maybe Inoue could come down, so 'Chocolatito' has some advantage because he’s giving up youth. Yes, Inoue is a "Monster" but 'Chocolatito' is a monster in his own right. I thought 'Chocolatito' won the second fight against Estrada. I thought it was a bad decision. I think he’s going to win Saturday night. I think he's looking for one more legacy fight and I think it’ll be against Inoue.

Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez
We all know ‘Bam’ Rodriguez is on a rampage and that kid is special. He’s a pound-for-pound type of talent. So, if you come and disrupt that freight training that’s coming, automatically you’ll be considered a superstar in that division and you’ll put the entire boxing world on notice. Even casual fans are going to have to take notice if you beat a guy like ‘Bam.’ These are the two guys who can make you. Beating these guys will put Estrada on an entirely different level. He’ll break through to mainstream if he beats one of them.

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no mention of kazuto ioka? that's the only fight chocolatito should be looking at if he defeats el gallo & decides to continue fighting

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Any promoter talking Inoue fully unified and then waiting on Chocolatito to come up at this stage needs to be arrested . Absolute respect to Gonzalez but this is his culmination of career greatness with Estrada III. Should he emerge with that W, you just have to know when that bridge is too far going forward no matter your legacy. Inoue has his own next division but if Fulton jumps ship who knows.

[Master]

Castro v Lopez on now.

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I thought little chocolate man was robbed last time out, they've both aged a bit but apparently in the second fight more was thrown and landed so maybe they'll surprise again... I'm backing Roman though

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what a round that eighth was

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joselito v cristofer was very good. i have it a draw

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all three judges have cristofer winning by four points. there were lots of close rounds, i can't really argue with the scores

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Just caught last few rounds but looked like a solid fight. Pacheco should be pretty convincing here.

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diego pacheco v adrian luna. diego looks much bigger. first to diego