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By Cliff Rold - Friday night, at what turned out to be a sadly almost empty Mahi Shrine Temple in Miami, Florida, was supposed to be a bit of a crossroads Jr. Middleweight bout between former Welterweight titlist Carlos Quintana and 32-year old former contender Danny Perez (34-6, 17 KO) of San Diego, California. A late pull out from Quintana allowed it to become a night of opportunity for 26-year old Mexican Carlos Molina (17-4-1, 5 KO) of Chicago, Illinois, who stopped Perez’s winning streak at three with a commanding unanimous decision. [details]
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thats surprising.
Molina is someone who lost to JCC Jr. -
I didn't get to watch it, was it really that empty?Comment
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It looked extremely empty. It was sad looking at the "crowd"...Comment
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I bet Quintana is feeling pretty ****ty now since he could have easily won that fight, easier than what Molina did.Comment
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I bet you that Ishe Smith and his Public Relations Firm (boxing-talk) already had a press release ready and were just waiting for Molina to be blasted in less than 2 rounds. As the fight went on I could imagine Ishe telling himself and whomever was there with him how ****ty both fighters look, how he would have blasted them and how unfair ESPN is. Well, it turn out to be a good scrap and I'm of the opinin that Ishe would have stink up the joint with either fighter. Good call ESPN!
Nothing against Ishe, I know he has talent just not a fan friendly style.Last edited by Nesty; 06-06-2009, 03:37 PM.Comment
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^^^ co-sings....
ishe... is a C+ Level fighter. He never live up to his own hype!!
i officially throw him in the bag after the sketchel powel fight!! i was like
boring mofo
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Cong**** to Molina for always being in shape and ready to fight at a moments notice.Comment
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Molina was really impressive last night... If he had any pop at all, he could make some noise.Comment
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