I think this will be the toughest fight of Diaz's career so far. This will answer questions for both guys. What we want to know of Diaz is what happens when he doesn't have a flat-footed guy standing in front of him, but instead is faced with an awkward, mobile puncher in Campbell. Diaz has been very impressive against his level of opposition, which has been good but unspectacular.
Campbell, though not a household name, is a tougher assignment than Julio Diaz or Acelino Freitas. Why? Because for the first time in awhile Diaz is facing a hungry challenge, a guy who won't quit when the pressure is on. If Campbell comes in focused and with a gameplan, he stands a good chance of winning the bout. He better make the most of it because this could be his last shot at a world title.
Campbell's best shot is probably by KO, but Diaz's workrate is tough to top over 12 rounds.
I agree with you sensation. And I also think diaz won't be able to handle Campbells punching power?
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