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stop the boohooing, it could have been much, much worse. at least I got to see 3 rising stars get some pretty brutal knockouts, its not like I had to sit through a lousy fight that I didnt care about at all like the Calzaghe Jones undercard
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I Enjoyed the Under Cards
I happened to like the under card fights. The second fight was irriating because the one fighter didn't even try...didn't want to fight but call me old school or perhaps ******, but every fight resulted in a knockout! That's what I want to see, be it in 1 round or 12. KO's are the best possible outcome in a fight, at least in my eyes...I have nothing to complain about except for that second guy.
I like watching guys with boxing skills as much as the next fan but for me it's all about the possiblity of someone getting KO'd. Funny when Tyson did this 20 years ago people couldn't stop talking about him, now people complain when a fight ends by early KO. Go figure....Comment
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I liked the undercard, I was just upset the fights ended so quickly. I think it was more due to the talent of JuanMa & Ortiz that the fights ended quickly.
Medina had gone 12 rounds with Boom Boom, a guy who was regarded as a good prospect and a good ko ratio. He steps in the ring with JuanMa, last only 1 round cause he can handle JuanMa's power. JuanMa is truth.
I had never seen Resto fight, but Manny was saying he had looked good sparring with Kermit Cintron, and I think Jim Lampley mentioned he had been a solid up&comer until he lost to Carlos Maussa. Victor Ortiz just had to much talent for Resto.Comment
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The undercard was no joke, look at the caliber of fighters: Juanma and Ortiz. If anybody expected the fights to go past six rounds they were obviously wrong.Comment
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Yeah if this was the UFC they'd be writing...Wow what a great undercard 3 quick exciting ko's by rising stars...Instead it's Boxing so they say it was a travesty...The Boxing media needs to quit w/ the constant complaining and just cover the sport!Comment
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