Is the undercard for Pavlik-Taylor II worth it?

[Shalafi]

I dont really know any of these guys, is it worth to watch? which fighter should I be looking for, thanx.

[Double]

I think I'm going to the club to watch it.

[dr.archives]

I heard it was very good and there's even an article on the undercards.

[riza]

its weak but il watch it

[Rane-Ex54]

whos on the undercard??

Sorry for my complete lack of searching, haha its friday

[Kball15]

its weak but il watch it

weak??? looks excellent on paper. Mijares fight be a little boring but Mijares is very talented. And i could definetly be a fun fight to watch.

And Hearns is the opener i believe

[aristotlemoses]

im guessing they probably wont show the danny jacobs match? and if i dont have enough people over to help me pay ill probably go down to the 40/40 in AC. My cousins a bartender there hopefully he can hook me with some free ****.

[mrpain81]

Great undercard!!!

Montiel vs Castillo is years in the making.

Navaro vs Mijares will be great.

Plus Ronald hearns....great undercard.

[UncleLeo]

Junior bantamweights: Fernando Montiel (35-2-1, 26 KOs) vs. Martin Castillo (33-2, 17 KOs), 12 rounds, for Montiel's title

Junior bantamweights: Cristian Mijares (33-3-2, 13 KOs) vs. Jose Navarro (26-3, 12 KOs), 12 rounds, for Mijares' title

Junior middleweights: Ronald Hearns (17-0, 13 KOs) vs. Juan Astorga (11-1-1, 6 KOs), 8 rounds

[Njord777]

Most of the under card involves championship fights. Weak card? Wtf?

"30-year old Ring Magazine #1 contender and former WBA 115 lb. titleholder Martin Castillo (33-2, 17 KO, Ring Magazine #1 contender) of Mexico City, Mexico will attempt to dethrone 28-yeal old current 115 lb. titlist Fernando Montiel (35-2-1, 26 KO, #5, WBO) of Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico. Montiel will make his first start since surviving a war with veteran contender Luis Melendez in October. The bout saw both men hit the canvas. "

"This undercard will mark an unofficial tournament of sorts at Jr. Bantamweight. Previously announced, DiBella’s end of this undercard gold mine will feature Mexico’s 26-year old Cristian Mijares (33-3-2, 14 KO, #4, WBC) versus 26-year old three time title challenger and 2000 U.S. Olympian Jose Navarro (26-3, 12 KO) of Los Angeles, California.

Mijares comes off of a career year that featured a one-side win over former World Jr. Flyweight champion Jorge Arce and a devastating knockout of Kawashima."


Add to that Hearns opening things up...solid as ****.