Comments Thread For: Rozier: Berlanga is Like a Seek-And-Destroy Missile, He's Moving Along at Perfect Pace

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Super middleweight contender Edgar Berlanga (16-0, 16 KOs) will look to continue his streak of knockouts on Saturday night in Florida. In a contest being televised on ESPN, Berlanga will face the more experienced Demond Nicholson. Berlanga has not only knocked out every opponent on his record - none of them were able to get out of the first round.
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[Liondw]

Most of these big power punchers don't take a punch so well. Mike Tyson had a decent chin ,but could be hurt and stopped. Berlanga was knocked down in the amateurs, so we'll see what happens when a big puncher hits him. He is impressive so far though, but the level of competition has to be stepped up.

[Jack_sh*t]

Strangely, when I'm compiling a list of top boxers, the name 'Curtis Stevens' isn't one that usually springs to mind. Top marks for creative journalism there.

[Combat Talk Radio]

Anyone good at Photoshop?

We need an image of the Berlanga missile seeking and destroying a homeless shelter.

[ShoulderRoll]

Who are Rozier's other super killers?

[blowblow]

yeah against the bums...

[richardt]

Like I mentioned in another post, If Berlanga gets a first round KO, he and his team clearly are not looking at a full career and then it becomes even more clear he and his team's goal is to cash out as long as they can because the entire boxing world knows that a fighter will be drowned in the deep waters if they haven't built up stamina and that takes full 4, 6, 8, and 10 rounds fights. And thats not hard to accomplish by simply taking some power off his shots to see if he can go later without huffing and puffing. They must be hiding a big flaw if they don't start having Berlanga build stamina asap. Otherwise, things can fall apart quickly.