Excerpt from a recent interview with Roman Gonzalez, minimum weight World champion.
When asked about the prospect of fighting the great Ivan Calderón, the humbleness disappears out the window as the alter ego of Gonzalez oozes with anticipation. “I don’t have a great deal of experience against lefties, but if Calderon wants to fight, I will gladly jump up a weight class and accommodate him, and I guarantee, I will be ready to give him a real beating.”
Gonzalez, although having the utmost respect for Calderón’s achievements, seems to have little fear of the pound-for-pound star. “I will fight him anywhere: in the backyard of my house or his,” he jokes.
Ulesis Solis is another champion that Gonzalez has problems holding back on. “I would love to fight Solis ‘cause he beat a teammate of mine named Nerys Espinoza. He was able to get by Nerys, but he will not be able to handle my pressure.”
Full interview http://www.nicaraguanpost.com/sports...io-to-the-bank
Now that's a fight I'd like to see
When asked about the prospect of fighting the great Ivan Calderón, the humbleness disappears out the window as the alter ego of Gonzalez oozes with anticipation. “I don’t have a great deal of experience against lefties, but if Calderon wants to fight, I will gladly jump up a weight class and accommodate him, and I guarantee, I will be ready to give him a real beating.”
Gonzalez, although having the utmost respect for Calderón’s achievements, seems to have little fear of the pound-for-pound star. “I will fight him anywhere: in the backyard of my house or his,” he jokes.
Ulesis Solis is another champion that Gonzalez has problems holding back on. “I would love to fight Solis ‘cause he beat a teammate of mine named Nerys Espinoza. He was able to get by Nerys, but he will not be able to handle my pressure.”
Full interview http://www.nicaraguanpost.com/sports...io-to-the-bank
Now that's a fight I'd like to see
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