Can we get a round by round of Joel Julio fight? In here perhaps?

[ELPacman]

Please? -------------------------

[JMCbulls]

1st round Julio knocked Kanyo down with a huge counterabout 1:30ish. Kanyo got up at 7, almost knocked down again with about 20 seconds left. Domination by Julio.

[JMCbulls]

Fight over, Round three knockout by Joel Julio, he was in control the whole fight never any doubt it was gonna be an early round KO. T

[ELPacman]

Awesome! Thanks for the updates!

[Gio]

Jesus, Julio tagged him with a nasty left hook.
This kid looked really good.
I hope he gets the chance to knock Cintron the **** out

[oldgringo]

Unbeaten welterweight bomber Joel Julio (26-0, 23 KOs) scored a devastating knockout over jr middleweight Robert Kamya (15-6, 5 KOs) Friday night at Cicero Stadium in Cicero, Illinois. Julio, rated WBC/WBO #8, WBA #11, floored Kamya with a counter right hand in round one and dropped him for the count in the third. A crushing Julio left hook at 1:32 ended Kamya's night. On this night, Julio looked to have the stuff of a future champion.

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So it looks like Julio could be for real huh? How is this kid in comparison to Bojado (I've never seen Julio fight before).

[Gio]

On this night, Julio looked to have the stuff of a future champion.

This kid looked like the real deal.

[Undefeated]

hopefully he could keep his lil streak going on... he will be a champ someday time will tell

[gattifan24]

Do you guys remember what it was like to watch Miguel Cabrera as a 20 year-old hitting in the playoffs. Julio gives you that same feeling of a 20 year old athlete that makes you gush over what his future just might be. My $11 for the month was well worth it by Julio's fight alone (although the undercard fight was pretty dramatic too)

[vB Martin]

So it looks like Julio could be for real huh? How is this kid in comparison to Bojado (I've never seen Julio fight before).

I enjoyed the fight, but Farhood is making him sound like the second cumming of Jeebus.

The kid definitely has a LOT of power, and he shows more patience than Bojado did, but Bojado was matched much tougher much earlier in his career.

Things I liked:

• Power to spare
• Patience
• Good awareness
• Good movement
• Knows when to punch most of the time

Things I didn't like:

• Has definitely been padding the record against subpar opposition
• Reaches a lot with his punches
• Half or more of his punches are thrown from waist level

There are quite a few things that he needs to work on before he steps up. If he were thrown in the ring against a top welterweight or jr middleweight any time soon, I think he would likely get eaten alive because of the bad habits I've seen tonight.