Okay people...something that none of us have really discussed...other than how badly it sucks...is the undercard.

Paul Williams will be taking a step up against (clearly) the definition of a journeyman. Lucero, while the most experienced man Williams has faced, is being written off as weak opposition.

The question is...is he?
Can he pose any problems to Williams?
Yes to the first one & then no to the second.

IWO, Lucero is nothing more than a springboard for most fighters. Everytime he's stepped up...he's been knocked down. That fool's got what I have begun to dub...Gatti-itis.

He's been knocked out roughly 7 times in the last 5 or 6 years. That aint good. I take that back...it's good for Williams.

Never seen the guy fight...admittedly...but judging from his record...his chin aint shat...& when he comes across an accurate heavy handed hitter...he crumbles. He was stopped in the first round against then prospects Pinto & Bojado. Vince Phillips & Antonio Diaz also got a crack at him & stopped him in the second.

These are knockouts...not TKO's either.

That being said...this seems to be the lamb to the slaughter.

Is there anyone that thinks differently?

Is there something that Wacko doesn't know about "Puños de Oro" that might pose a problem for Williams?

Talk to me people.