Well Calderon is getting up in years. But, Gonzales has fought one guy that wasn't a complete stiff, so I'd say he's a small Valero at this point. No telling how good he really is.
He definitely is getting up in years. 34 for his weight is absolutely ancient, but the guy hasn't show any signs of slowing down.
He can hit him. Gonzalez is tall, great head movement, powerful, and very fast.
A complete stiff? As in he was part of one? Yukita Niida, other then Joe Calzaghe, was the longest running titlist. He was good. He was the top dog at 105 besides Calderon. He beat a lot of the same competition that Calderon did and he also beat some of them easier (Ronald Barrera).
He also beat some other contenders at 105 before hand and was ranked.
I will continue to believe that nobody can hit Calderon until I see it happen.
Its definitely an accomplishment worth writing home about. Seriously though, the size difference between those two makes the Pacquiao - De La Hoya matchup seem like it was against two evenly sized fighters.
In Cazares defense, its hard to knock a scared man out.
Great. It took him 8 rounds and how many punches? And what did he get out of it? Oh... thats right, absolutely nothing. He got a big fat L on his record.
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