Acelino Freitas is very scared of being KO'd again

[neils7147933]

Thus his next opponent, David Saucedo. The guy has an alright record until you see he has ZERO knockouts in his career!

Saucedo next foe for Freitas!
By Sebastián Contursi
Former WBO Super Featherweight champ and current WBO #1 Lightweight Acelino Freitas will face Argentine Fernando David Saucedo (16-3-2, 0 KOs) in his next fight scheduled for December 11 at Ginasio Ibiraouera in Sao Paulo, Brazil. After some versions indicated that Freitas’ first bout after being stopped by Diego Corrales last August 7th would be an eliminatory against WBO #2 Yuri Romanov, Saucedo’s name comes up as a surprise, considering that he obviously does not belong in the first level. Saucedo fought outside Argentina only twice. In December 2002, he drew against Italian Ivan Fiorletta in Italy. Last May 21st he was disqualified in the ninth round against Nedal Hussein in Australia. Rumors have it that Freitas’ trainer Oscar Suárez is the one responsible of choosing the Brazilian’s foes and on this occasion he rejected more than one before picking Saucedo. The contract for the fight will be signed today.
Monday, November 15 2004

[The Fix]

wow frietas is turning *****. the guy he is fighting must have feathers for hands. freitas should give casa a rematch

[Kimmy]

I think Popo is scared of a KO

[abdiel2k3]

wouldnt it be hilarious
if this guy some how KOs Acelino
and if acelino lands crisp clean shots and doesnt even wobble or phase this bumb
wow i would be rolling around laughing til i die

[phallus]

this **** ain't funny, if "Popo" is that scared of KO, his career is basically over. Some guys never recover from a devastating knockout loss, if Freitas can't get his confidence back he shouldn't be in the ring. YOU GOT NO CHANCE IN HELL IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE YOU CAN WIN!

[Keleneki]

That was very disappointing the way that Popo ended his fight with Chico. Although he was suspect even before the fight, I would have liked to have seen him go out in a better mannter than he did.

[pinaldino]

That was very disappointing the way that Popo ended his fight with Chico. Although he was suspect even before the fight, I would have liked to have seen him go out in a better mannter than he did.

When I saw him quit I thought that might be the smartest move, cose it looked liked he couldn't hurt Chico that night anyway, and he was getting beaten thoroughly. So why not avoid a bigger crushing and come back later for a rematch?
But now, this unknown guy with no KO for new opponent, that sounds weird....A shame if Popo's career is going this low, the guy is nice although not a terrific boxer. Just a big puncher but cannot take one it seems!