principe cuadras v bam rodriguez

[Spicoli]

Left hook to the body on point for Cuadras at start. Both putting shots together late round

[palmerq]

This is a good one!... Cuadras is busy and landing but he's really open for getting punched in the face which Rodriguez is doing.. there's a size difference there but I'm thinking Rodriguez is getting the better of it right now despite cuadrass activity

[Spicoli]

Oh Cuadras getting up buzzed. Now the actual fight starts . This has heated up nicely! Rodriquez very pin point with punches but he needs to tighten up those happy feet.

[palmerq]

Knockdown for Rodriguez and I think he's going to go on to dominate here, I don't see cuadras surviving the 12 rounds here.

[Spicoli]

Rodriquez has that reflex working overtime now.

[Spicoli]

Really impressive. His arms almost look too small for his body but Rodriquez keeps it all coiled nicely with sharp shot selection. Upper body movement is top notch.

[TIC]

bam hit the big time. he has some mad uppercuts & that footwork is top notch. does bam stay at one fifteen & wait for srisaket to recover or the chocolatito v el rey winner or possibly drop down in weight to one twelve or one oh eight? this kid has options galore & i think he may be a star in the making & a multi weight champ

[greynotsoold]

I saw Bam, and his brother Big, years ago in Texas. At that point in time Bam was ranked #2 in the world as an amateur, as a junior. He had all his amateur fights as an amateur as he turned pro at 16, I think. He was a very well schooled boxer, wicked body puncher. San Antonio, Texas, is a real hotbed for amateur boxing, and some really solid pros. Bam is going to do big things in the game.
Back then there was a young man, 11 or 12, called Panterita Martinez. He is now 18 or so, and he has been tearing it up on the amateur circuits.