The most boring day in saddoboxing history

[Galaxy]

Toney/ Jirov was a great fight! I can't wait to see Lopez in against any of the top guys like Vasquez, Marquez, Cabballero (if he doesn't move up) Kratingdaeggym is tough & will be hard for anyone to beat...

Yes, I'd like to see what Vazquez and Marquez have left (Rafa's got a fight coming up against somebody, can't remember who). It would kind of be typical of those guys to prove everybody wrong and actually have a lot left but at some point they have to slow down.

I heard Caballero was lucky to get the nod last time? Haven't seen it thought. He is hot and cold though so that wouldn't surprise me. I have heard Caballero-Gamboa is almost set but that could be BS for all I know.

Anyway I think Lopez learned some things from the Penalosa fight. He got a little sloppy at times but I never agreed at all that he was gonna walk over Penalosa, that dude is a rock and solid defensively.

I love Steward's call of the 12th in Toney-Jirov. That hook Toney originally hurt Jirov with was short and kind of hard to catch (especially cause on TV Jirov had his back to the camera) but Steward saw he was hurt immediately.

How much did that fight take outta both guys? Jirov was never really the same imo

Rafa is one of my favs so I gotta say he has a lot left (at least I hope he does) he next fight will show us though & get rid of some of the rust...

Gamboa/ Caballero? Man does Gamboa have some balls or what? Don't get me wrong I'd love to see the fight but Caballero is extremely dangerous & Gamboa still makes mistakes that against an elite opponent like Caballero could be fatal...

[OumaFan]

No Jirov was never really the same after that, well except for maybe the final round of the Mesi fight.

He was never suited to be a heavyweight anyway.

Yeah Gamboa/Caballero, I can't find the article now but I think it was on boxingscene and it said that it was almost set. We'll see I guess.

[Galaxy]

I guess its sink or swin for Gamboa if that fight is made!

[AdamGB]

great fight to watch but the whole time I'm just thinking... "Why didn't somebody teach Jirov how and when to clinch?!?!"