Concepcion ko's Banal

[Domain]

Damn this kid was supposed to be Legit, But they matched him up against a hungry guy.
I think This banal kid bazooka got over confident just like boom boom bautista did.
Pacman was right about these filipino boxers they let things go to their head as if they are stars like pacman.
This is why pacman is special even though he is the most famous guy in his area he still trains with the hunger of a young lion and remains humble unlike these filipino prospects, these young pinoy kids seem to let the little bit of exposure and fame get to there head.
Every fight is serious for him.

[Guest]

Damn this kid was supposed to be Legit, But they matched him up against a hungry guy.
I think This banal kid bazooka got over confident just like boom boom bautista did.
Pacman was right about these filipino boxers they let things go to their head as if they are stars like pacman.
This is why pacman is special even though he is the most famous guy in his area he still trains with the hunger of a young lion and remains humble unlike these filipino prospects, these young pinoy kids seem to let the little bit of exposure and fame get to there head.
Every fight is serious for him.

And Pac has that tall black bodyguard to keep him in line and on the straight and narrow

[SAN D13GO VILLAN]

I really wanted to see this fight, My fillipino homey from work is going to be sad come monday, I actually tought this guy was an ok boxer, anybody have a clip of the fight or something? Dont worry guys you guys still have a good fighter in Paquiao but need to hurry up and come up with the next Paquiao allready.

[THRILLAinmanila]

This Rafael guy was tough as nails.
He deserved the victory.
The body shots on Banal took its toll in the later rounds.
He could not finish off Concepcion despite several times
he had him wobbly in the first half of the fight.

This was a difficult lesson for him. But its his first loss,
he's just 19. And there's no where to go but back to the
drawing boards , find out what went wrong, and work
himself back into a title fight.

this post should put up the pinoy post count a bit

[JOM'S]

@domain, actually in the P.I. there is no such thing as unbeaten fighter...

they will have their licks and those that can come back STRONG after a loss, those guys are the ones to watch for...

ps. imho its more fault of the trainer...

[ElGranLuchador]

lol i told u ppl concecpcion was better than this banal guy
no excuse really just like berto he was given an easy opponent,banal was put in there against a guy ranked 30 on that division
berto got the job done, aj couldnt the hype ends there
now we have a 11-2 guy as the wba regular champion lol
anyways cong**** to panama they keep upseting this undefeated guys first it was sidorenko now banal

[nelsoncm]

Damn this kid was supposed to be Legit, But they matched him up against a hungry guy.
I think This banal kid bazooka got over confident just like boom boom bautista did.
Pacman was right about these filipino boxers they let things go to their head as if they are stars like pacman.
This is why pacman is special even though he is the most famous guy in his area he still trains with the hunger of a young lion and remains humble unlike these filipino prospects, these young pinoy kids seem to let the little bit of exposure and fame get to there head.
Every fight is serious for him.

I'd blame it on the ALA Gym trainers like I always do.

I've said it before, they can only take these boys so far. On a certain level, they fail to improve.

I dunno, but I think ALA Gym wants to produce its own legitimate world champ, but that's all fantasy till they find a truly world-class trainer.

Their current trainers are just not qualified. More talented fighters will soon be wasted.

[JOM'S]

This Rafael guy was tough as nails.
He deserved the victory.
The body shots on Banal took its toll in the later rounds.
He could not finish off Concepcion despite several times
he had him wobbly in the first half of the fight.

This was a difficult lesson for him. But its his first loss,
he's just 19. And there's no where to go but back to the
drawing boards , find out what went wrong, and work
himself back into a title fight.

this post should put up the pinoy post count a bit

i still think AJ can come back strong... imho he only needs a better trainer,

lets face in bro Thrilla, we dont have world class trainers in the P.I.

[Guest]

@domain, actually in the P.I. there is no such thing as unbeaten fighter...

they will have their licks and those that can come back STRONG after a loss, those guys are the ones to watch for...

ps. imho its more fault of the trainer...

Most fighters lose. He's only 19, it's not the end of the world, just a setback.

It's not how many times you fall, it's how many times you get up.

But this could be pyschologically very damaging for him.

[JOM'S]

Most fighters lose. He's only 19, it's not the end of the world, just a setback.

It's not how many times you fall, it's how many times you get up.

But this could be pyschologically very damaging for him.

it will be really damaging but, this is where we see if he really has it or not...

for now i am still watching & waiting for this kid to come back strong!