The thing is. Well...

1. I think Miranda catches Green well before Green catches Miranda and I don't think Green has the ability to stave off Miranda while he's hurt.

2. Miranda survived versus Abraham and Eastman. And when he got hurt it didn't take him long to shake it off and he has had big spots after he got hurt both times. And coming back versus Abraham and Eastman means a lot more then coming back against Donnie McCrary.

Getting hurt doesn't spell the end for Miranda. I think the main reason why is because of his defense. He may have a bad defense but that's just when he's on the offensive. When he's on the outside and inactive, he covers up pretty nicely. He goes into that shell and when he's in that shell and crouched, he's safe.

One thing he did a lot in the Eastman fight was lead with the straight right. I wish he wouldn't do that. He doesn't set up his punches very well after that lunging right and it really exposed a lot of holes in his defense. I don't expect to see a lot of that in the Green fight. If he doesn't, or if he at least moderates it, I think he's a lot harder to counter.

I also think he's got to be patient and not fire off from that in between range. Fire from the inside or outside, probably better suited on the inside but he is going to have to work in the jab at some point imo.

Man...the more I type this the more unlikely I think that's going to be. Miranda is probably just going to throw caution to the wind and be there to hit. And this could be a FOTY. I still pick Miranda midround KO but damn this could be good