campbell will beat diaz???

[ANDROID_DOES]

i dont see diaz losing this fight

[Slotff]

Juan Diaz has a great defence, and people ignore that. The guy brawls a bit, yes, but he is incredibly hard to hit. I think he will make Campbell quit.

[Knicksman20]

I also think if Campbell is on his A game that Diaz is in for a rough night. Campbell is a boxer/puncher & probably the biggest hitter he has faced so far. He can also fight on the inside & he has a decent size reach advantage against Diaz. I've seen him chatting with the fans on another boxing & he seems very focused on winning this fight.

[RAESAAD]

I'm a fan of Campbell and wish him the best in this fight. That being said I think Juan wins by UD.....

[Mr. Ryan]

These are the points that lead me towards a Campbell win.

1. Campbell has been a completely different fighter at 135. He was killing himself at 130 and it hurt his confidence. He has beaten some good opposition at 135 and in vicious form.

2. Campbell is a devastating body puncher and Diaz is soft around the midsection.

3. Campbell is the biggest puncher with one shot at that division.

4. Diaz is in the middle of a big promotional battle with Don King which has garnered more media attention than his fight with Campbell.

5. Diaz's last two opponents have given him very soft opposition. Freitas was coming out of retirement and Diaz was semi-retired having won his title when Jesus Chavez broke his leg.

6. Diaz is a one-dimensional fighter. Look at Hatton when he was forced to do something else, once the punches stopped coming he folded completely.

7. Diaz has excelled with fighters that lack footspeed (Sim, Suico, Angulo, Diaz). They had to fight Diaz's fight. Campbell is a slick boxer-puncher who can take a guy apart body and head and move enough for Diaz to have to reset.

8. Campbell is young for his age. He has only been a pro for 8 years, one longer than Diaz. Campbell turned pro at 28 and came up against tougher opposition.

9. Diaz has been taking a lot of punishment in recent years and is starting to recess. Against Diaz, his face was marked up and was barely hit. That's the sign of a guy who has been in too many tough fights too soon.

10. Diaz only swims to condition himself. In a push and shove fight on the inside with body punches being traded, your legs won't hold up as much as a guy's who does regular roadwork.

[Run]

campbell is a rough and tough guy and i think he will stop juan in this bout...it,s going to take more than some pity pat punches to stop campbell... and campbell can punch so lets see how diaz will react to that power that campbell brings... any comments are welcome...

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[Jim Jeffries]

These are the points that lead me towards a Campbell win.

1. Campbell has been a completely different fighter at 135. He was killing himself at 130 and it hurt his confidence. He has beaten some good opposition at 135 and in vicious form.

2. Campbell is a devastating body puncher and Diaz is soft around the midsection.

3. Campbell is the biggest puncher with one shot at that division.

4. Diaz is in the middle of a big promotional battle with Don King which has garnered more media attention than his fight with Campbell.

5. Diaz's last two opponents have given him very soft opposition. Freitas was coming out of retirement and Diaz was semi-retired having won his title when Jesus Chavez broke his leg.

6. Diaz is a one-dimensional fighter. Look at Hatton when he was forced to do something else, once the punches stopped coming he folded completely.

7. Diaz has excelled with fighters that lack footspeed (Sim, Suico, Angulo, Diaz). They had to fight Diaz's fight. Campbell is a slick boxer-puncher who can take a guy apart body and head and move enough for Diaz to have to reset.

8. Campbell is young for his age. He has only been a pro for 8 years, one longer than Diaz. Campbell turned pro at 28 and came up against tougher opposition.

9. Diaz has been taking a lot of punishment in recent years and is starting to recess. Against Diaz, his face was marked up and was barely hit. That's the sign of a guy who has been in too many tough fights too soon.

10. Diaz only swims to condition himself. In a push and shove fight on the inside with body punches being traded, your legs won't hold up as much as a guy's who does regular roadwork.

All very good points and I admit, I don't know that much about Campbell. But from what I've seen from Diaz, I like his chances against almost anyone at 135. Would you like to bet 50K on the fight?

[Gareth Ivanovic]

I think Nate will give Juan a fight, but like what was mentioned earlier Campbell has falling short in some of his big fights. You never know though because things can always change. Nate will have to handle that pressure, and I don't know if he can for 12 rounds. I say Diaz TKO11.

[xcaret]

These are the points that lead me towards a Campbell win.

1. Campbell has been a completely different fighter at 135. He was killing himself at 130 and it hurt his confidence. He has beaten some good opposition at 135 and in vicious form.

2. Campbell is a devastating body puncher and Diaz is soft around the midsection.

3. Campbell is the biggest puncher with one shot at that division.

4. Diaz is in the middle of a big promotional battle with Don King which has garnered more media attention than his fight with Campbell.

5. Diaz's last two opponents have given him very soft opposition. Freitas was coming out of retirement and Diaz was semi-retired having won his title when Jesus Chavez broke his leg.

6. Diaz is a one-dimensional fighter. Look at Hatton when he was forced to do something else, once the punches stopped coming he folded completely.

7. Diaz has excelled with fighters that lack footspeed (Sim, Suico, Angulo, Diaz). They had to fight Diaz's fight. Campbell is a slick boxer-puncher who can take a guy apart body and head and move enough for Diaz to have to reset.

8. Campbell is young for his age. He has only been a pro for 8 years, one longer than Diaz. Campbell turned pro at 28 and came up against tougher opposition.

9. Diaz has been taking a lot of punishment in recent years and is starting to recess. Against Diaz, his face was marked up and was barely hit. That's the sign of a guy who has been in too many tough fights too soon.

10. Diaz only swims to condition himself. In a push and shove fight on the inside with body punches being traded, your legs won't hold up as much as a guy's who does regular roadwork.

everytime you try and play smart you make your self look even more ******... Diaz one-dimensional??? Why the **** are you comparing him with that ***ing wrestler??? God your such an idiot, your obviously on his nuts cause u actually talked to him in person, after Diaz whoops his ass u gonna change your opinions on him, thats just how you are, ******

[My Name Is...]

These are the points that lead me towards a Campbell win.

1. Campbell has been a completely different fighter at 135. He was killing himself at 130 and it hurt his confidence. He has beaten some good opposition at 135 and in vicious form.

2. Campbell is a devastating body puncher and Diaz is soft around the midsection.

3. Campbell is the biggest puncher with one shot at that division.

4. Diaz is in the middle of a big promotional battle with Don King which has garnered more media attention than his fight with Campbell.

5. Diaz's last two opponents have given him very soft opposition. Freitas was coming out of retirement and Diaz was semi-retired having won his title when Jesus Chavez broke his leg.

6. Diaz is a one-dimensional fighter. Look at Hatton when he was forced to do something else, once the punches stopped coming he folded completely.

7. Diaz has excelled with fighters that lack footspeed (Sim, Suico, Angulo, Diaz). They had to fight Diaz's fight. Campbell is a slick boxer-puncher who can take a guy apart body and head and move enough for Diaz to have to reset.

8. Campbell is young for his age. He has only been a pro for 8 years, one longer than Diaz. Campbell turned pro at 28 and came up against tougher opposition.

9. Diaz has been taking a lot of punishment in recent years and is starting to recess. Against Diaz, his face was marked up and was barely hit. That's the sign of a guy who has been in too many tough fights too soon.

10. Diaz only swims to condition himself. In a push and shove fight on the inside with body punches being traded, your legs won't hold up as much as a guy's who does regular roadwork.

DUDE I JUST POSTED SOME INSIDE STUFF ABOUT JUAN AND BELIEVE ME NATE WILL LOSE.

LOOK AT THE DIAZ FREITAS FIGHT? ARE YOU TELLING ME HIS JAB SUCKS? HE DOESNT HAVE HE PRETTIEST QUICKEST JAB BUT HE KNOWS HOW TO USE IT. AND WHEN IT HITS HE MIGHT AS WELL BE LANDING A STRAIGHT RIGHT OR LEFT HOOK.