Comments Thread For: Diaz Jr. Now Faces Yogli Herrera After Kevlishvili Withdraws

JakeNDaBox

By Jake Donovan - Unbeaten super featherweight prospect Joel Diaz Jr. gets the chance to maintain an active schedule in the early part of 2012, though his latest fight comes with a change of plans.

Diaz Jr. (8-0. 7KO) will next appear in the ring on April 28 in Chester, West Virginia, as he faces rugged veteran Yogli Herrera (22-14, 15KO) in an eight-round co-feature. The show is headlined by unbeaten Ohio-based lightweight Jake Giuriceo, who faces Juan Santiago in an eight-round bout.

Enjoying a breakthrough campaign in 2012 thus far, Diaz Jr. was originally slated to face Georgi Kevlishvili, who was forced to withdraw due to undisclosed personal issues. [Click Here To Read More]

richardt

Oh, lets not forget to add the word "rugged" now for a fighter with 14 losses. This goes along with "TBA, "the always dangerous", "upset minded", "tough", "comes to fight" and all the other BS superlatives used to describe a fuking setup. This crap gets old fast. They need to take a lesson from ShowBox with prospects and unbeatens facing each other.

JakeNDaBox

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Originally Posted by richardt

Oh, lets not forget to add the word "rugged" now for a fighter with 14 losses. This goes along with "TBA, "the always dangerous", "upset minded", "tough", "comes to fight" and all the other BS superlatives used to describe a fuking setup. This crap gets old fast. They need to take a lesson from ShowBox with prospects and unbeatens facing each other.

Did I say "rugged"? Sorry, I meant scrappy =)

TysonsFaceTat

Sounds like an interesting prospect vs. veteran match up. Nice to see on a non-televised budget.

richardt

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Originally Posted by TysonsFaceTat

Sounds like an interesting prospect vs. veteran match up. Nice to see on a non-televised budget.

Lets also add the word "Veteran" to the scrap heap to describe worn out, used up fighters brought in as setups.

richardt Undisputed Champion Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 5,599 Rep Power: 17 Points: 5,072,728.74 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 5,072,728.74 Donate	Oh, lets not forget to add the word "rugged" now for a fighter with 14 losses. This goes along with "TBA, "the always dangerous", "upset minded", "tough", "comes to fight" and all the other BS superlatives used to describe a fuking setup. This crap gets old fast. They need to take a lesson from ShowBox with prospects and unbeatens facing each other.

TysonsFaceTat Amateur Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 0 Points: 182.28 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 182.28 Donate	Sounds like an interesting prospect vs. veteran match up. Nice to see on a non-televised budget.