Baby Bull Diaz vs. Zahir Raheem who wins?

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  • PROUD MEXICAN
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    Baby Bull Diaz vs. Zahir Raheem who wins?

    Zahir will run circles around Diaz's slow @ss. Zahir by a wide UD...AGAIN!

    Besides the fact that Zahir and Freitas stunk up the joint. I would actually love to see Zahir more. Too bad the rest of the 135lb. division is steering clear of this terrific talent. The problem w/ Zahir though, is that he hates contact, and this makes him get away from his gameplan and starts to worry too much about getting hit. Outside of Guzman, it's only Zahir that can box, the rest are sluggers w/ no footspeed.
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    Diaz by wide UD via intense pressure
    42.31%
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    Diaz by close decision grueling fight
    15.38%
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    Diaz by late round ko/tko
    11.54%
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    Diaz by mid round ko/tko
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    Zahir by wide UD via boxing circles around Diaz
    19.23%
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    Zahir by close decision via a grueling fight
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    Zahir by late round ko/tko
    3.85%
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    Zahir by mid round ko/tko
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    • PROUD MEXICAN
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      #2
      C'mon guys, REPLIES AND VOTES NEEDED

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        • Ricomania77
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          #3
          Diaz by decisive UD or late TKO.

          Diaz applies a lot of pressure and will keep coming forward. Raheem is a good boxer but i just think the baby bull's aggression slows him down enough.

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            • PROUD MEXICAN
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              Originally posted by Ricomania77
              Diaz by decisive UD or late TKO.

              Diaz applies a lot of pressure and will keep coming forward. Raheem is a good boxer but i just think the baby bull's aggression slows him down enough.
              Actually, Diaz is able to apply pressure against guys who are similar to his style. Just watch, give Diaz some movement and he's lost, on top of that, Diaz has no head movement. I see it as target practice for Raheem starting in the 7th round. Diaz will not be able to apply his trademark "punches in bunches" if he can't set his feet first

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                • JOM'S
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                  i will go for Diaz, i dont like raheem much ...

                  and it be nice to see how baby bull handles raheems fighting style...

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                    • JOM'S
                      MANILA ICE
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                      although i voted for Diaz UD, i can also see a close desicion, but i wonder if it will be gruelling...

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                        • Kball15
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                          certainly not the fans

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                            • scap
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                              It wouldnt be close at all, Diaz would overwelm him with his ridiculous volume punching and either win 9 or 10 rounds or end it via late stoppage.

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                                • itliangladiator
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                                  Diaz by UD12. He would be on Raheem's ass all night.

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                                    • chidave
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                                      If Rocky Marciano came back from the dead for one last fight, but chose Raheem as the opponent, I still wouldn't watch. The performance against Freitas should take him out of any more high profile fights, hopefully this fight will never happen,

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