Mr. Guzman

[killersheep]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUX_g...eature=related

[Galaxy]

Since Floyds retirement I think Guzmans defense is the best in the game! I hope with a win over Romanov Guzman can make a statement against the other big names at 135. He was on the cusp coming into the Campbell fight but not making weight has set him back some!

[kingfrnk]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUX_g...eature=related

wow

[Violent Demise]

I consider Guzman to be Boxings most skilled fighter. As well as it's most overrated. 32 years old and the biggest name on his resume is Humberto Soto.

[TheMacMagician]

I remember watching Guzman years ago and couldn't wait to see more. But things have just never taken off. He maybe gives me the impression that he ain't as dedicated to boxing as his skill set would suggest.

Definately one of the most talented boxers around. Unfortunately, unless he makes a leap, i see him as a "what could have been" fighter. Something has gone wrong at the last hurdle a couple of times now for him. I'm sure he was supposed to have fought Alex Arthur for a title a while back and somethin to do with a visa stopped him fighting. No doubt in my mind he would have demolished Arthur too.

[Fenster]

I'd love to know how this guy lives. With a bit more dedication he could have been a big star in boxing. The Campbell debacle was beyond belief. Just when he gets the chance to force the big boys to take notice, he sets himself back further than ever

Given the chance, I think he would have beaten Pac, Marquez and the rest.

Unfortunately, with his age starting to kick on, it looks like he'll join the wasted talent club.

[Majesty]

Guzman is a fighter who is going to break into superstardum.


The problem is, about 5 years ago he was going to break into superstardum too.

He is like the hare in the tortoise race. He seems to get such a lead, but when he is about to reach the finish line he lets up just enough for a turtle to catch him.

[KananKrus]

Thanks for sharing, that was one impressive vid compilation of a boxer whose status nowadays is relegated to a footnote. I wonder if the sad predicament has more to do with consequences beyond his control, or a lack of dedication due to unprofessionalism. Either way, with skills as such on display, here's hoping that he gets a second chance. Anyone deserves one, there is no reason he shouldn't.

I wonder what happened? He was right there with the big names and then poof! gone in a blink of an eye.

At his age, he does not have many more chances to get back to the pink of things, so he better not waste at any of the chances coming his way.

I can imagine a lot of people wanting to see more of him with suspended disappointment. It is suspended, as fans of boxers with these skills are
understandably eternally forgiving and are to a fault, hopeful optimists. , Nothing wrong with that, for these are but, genuine attributes of a fan!

[Master]

Is he fighting Yuri Romanov?

[Taeth]

I still say its Bernard Hopkins, he gets hit about the same against way higher levels of competition.

[Fenster]

Is he fighting Yuri Romanov?

It's certainly been mentioned for the IBF. Shame really because Romanov is another fighter that should have done better things by now. If it happens Guzman will have a field day.

[Hulk]

I consider Guzman to be Boxings most skilled fighter. As well as it's most overrated. 32 years old and the biggest name on his resume is Humberto Soto.

Don't forget Barrios.

And you are really starting to abuse that particular smiley face my friend.

I think its time for an intervention...

[OumaFan]

I consider Guzman to be Boxings most skilled fighter. As well as it's most overrated. 32 years old and the biggest name on his resume is Humberto Soto.

Don't forget Barrios.

And you are really starting to abuse that particular smiley face my friend.

I think its time for an intervention...

Barrios is the man. Just this week at a press conference he called Valero a long haired prostitute commie.