JC Gomez vs. Vitali Klitschko: who would win?

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  • paul750
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    #21
    I've just come across this piece of old news from 2003:

    LEGENDARY TRAINER ANGELO DUNDEE STATES UNEQUIVICALLY THAT CUBAN HEAVYWEIGHT JUAN CARLOS GOMEZ IS READY FOR ANY HEAVYWEIGHT IN THE WORLD.

    09.09 - On Saturday, September 27, Juan Carlos Gomez 36-0 (31 KO's), will box Sinan Samilsan 18-0 (11 KO's), in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Buffalo's HSBC Arena to be aired on HBO's Night of the Young Heavyweights.

    Angelo Dundee, considered the gold standard among boxing handlers, has managed and/or trained: Muhammad Ali, Carmen Basilio, Jimmy Ellis, Sugar Ray Leonard, Willie Pastrano and numerous other contenders and champions.

    Recently, Dundee was asked to fine-tune former Cruiserweight Champion, now heavyweight, Juan Carlos Gomez. Dundee worked with Gomez for one month at the South Florida Boxing Gym in Weston, Florida.

    Dundee was immediately impressed by Gomez's attitude and temperament. "He's got a fighter's attitude," Dundee said. "He's an intelligent kid; the people are going to love him, he's always got a smile on his puss. He's an admirer of my kid Muhammad, so there's a natural camaraderie between us."

    Dundee stated that the reason Gomez isn't better known in the U.S. is because he's fought almost exclusively in Germany. Gomez defected there from his native Cuba.

    Dundee continued: "He'll beat an awful lot of heavyweights; he's very smooth, there's no awkwardness about the guy. He's ready for anyone."

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    • The Hammer
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      #22
      It will probably be more competitive than Vitali vs. Peter.

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      • BrooklynBomber
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        #23
        Not "would", baby, "will win" is more accurate since the fight is a set.

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        • cueball66
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          #24
          if gomez wins this fight then david haye is the new lennox lewis!!(ie owner of the hw division!)

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          • Jim Jeffries
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            #25
            Vitali and Wlad should beat Gomez and Haye. But Wlad would be a lot more certain to beat Gomez and Vitali would be a lot more certain to beat Haye.

            Like someone already said, Gomez will be a lot more competitive than Peter was. I think the Diaz loss was a fluke, and Juan is slick enough to give the 37 year old Vit a bit of trouble. Personally I would've said screw the title and stuck with the Haye fight, more money, more exposure, and more credit for the win.

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            • The Hammer
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              #26
              Originally posted by BrooklynBomber
              Not "would", baby, "will win" is more accurate since the fight is a set.
              It's an older thread I bumped.

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