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 Last update:  1/28/2011       Read more by Jhonny Gonzalez         
   
Juanma Breaks Down a Fight With Yuriorkis Gamboa
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By Jhonny Gonzalez

WBO featherweight champion Juan Manuel Lopez (30-0, 27KOs) is ready for the challenge of WBA/IBF champ Yuriorkis Gamboa (19-0, 15KOs). Their promoter, Top Rank, is still building a potential fight between the two boxers. They might possibly fight each other in the fall. Lopez will face former champion Orlando Salido on April 16 in Puerto Rico. Gamboa will go up against WBA interim-super featherweight champion Jorge Solis on March 26. If Lopez and Gamboa win, they will likely return in the summer against separate opponents and then it's possible they will meet each other in the fall.

"On the day that we fight, I have no doubt that the first four rounds are going to be tough. He's a good fighter and you have to respect him and he's so quick. But, a lot of people says that I tire after five rounds, but he gets more tired. He runs and doesn't know how to exchange punches," Juanma told Jose Gordian.

 

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comment by garfios, on 02-09-2011
I had never seen Gamboa tired, and he has going 10 or more in a few occasions, I don't know from where do you or Juanma gets that.

comment by The Underboss, on 01-29-2011
[QUOTE=Mr Lucci]This is a very simple matchup. Very easy to analyze IMO. And it all starts with Gamboa's discipline and composure. He has the skills to outbox , and pick his spots against Juanma. If he can stay calm , he can take it. But at the same time. He does get more tired than Lopez. ...

comment by Cubanborn87, on 01-29-2011
[QUOTE=Mr Lucci]This is a very simple matchup. Very easy to analyze IMO. And it all starts with Gamboa's discipline and composure. He has the skills to outbox , and pick his spots against Juanma. If he can stay calm , he can take it. But at the same time. He does get more tired than Lopez. ...

comment by Cubanborn87, on 01-29-2011
boxing scene boris are fokin delusional meng, blowin smoke in the air will only carry you so far. they are the only ones that go around saying that lopez gon win by a 1st round ko wtf if that was the case it wouldnt be one of the most popular fights to make in boxing. predivt with your head not w...

comment by CubanGuyNYC, on 01-29-2011
[QUOTE=DannYankee09]ive never seen a fight when the boxer gets told ok you showed enough now let d dogs loose on him and knocks a world championship tittle contender out within 40 seconds of being told that to me made him the truth. If you want to see what im talking about watch the Garcia fig...

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