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No matter what happens, I've been a Sniper fan from the start. Under apreachiated, over achieving, hard work ethic, no scandals. I'm not mad at Ramirez, but Pedraza has been more places.
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Julian Rodriguez 21-0, Mikkel LesPierre 22-1, Antonio Lozada 40-2, Raymond Beltran 35-7, Antonio Moran 23-2, Stephen Smith 23-1, Edner Cherry 34-6,
Andrey Klimov 19-1, Michael Farenas 39-4-4, Sergio Reyes 25-2, Tevin Farmer 7-3-1.
Those are very good fighter's three of them who won titles, and Jose "Sniper" Pedraza is a 2 or 3 weight title holder himself.
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You’re idea of very good and mine differ. It happens......
Julian Rodriguez 21-0, Mikkel LesPierre 22-1, Antonio Lozada 40-2, Raymond Beltran 35-7, Antonio Moran 23-2, Stephen Smith 23-1, Edner Cherry 34-6,
Andrey Klimov 19-1, Michael Farenas 39-4-4, Sergio Reyes 25-2, Tevin Farmer 7-3-1.
Those are very good fighter's three of them who won titles, and Jose "Sniper" Pedraza is a 2 or 3 weight title holder himself.Comment
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Three of the fighter's mentioned won, and defended their title's.
It's definitely a matter of opinion, but you asked, and I did my best to explain.
Once you make it to the top 10, or have become a title holder, your not part of the herd any longer.
You'll have effectively reached a certain status in the sport of boxing.
Let's see how Jose Pedraza does against Jose Ramirez, and how his career continues to progress.
Pedraza's ring generalship is exceptional, his patient's in the ring can be frustrating at time's.
There are about 3, or 4, fights on his record in which he could've, and should've KO'd his opponent's.
For a sniper he seems to lack a bit of killer instinct, I'd like to see him step on the pedal when he has a fighter hurt.
I believe that we'll see more knockout's in the future from Jose "Sniper" Pedraza, as he is in his natural weight class.Comment
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Should be entertaining enough in parts but they are getting a bit carried away here. Clear cut win for ramirez. Pedraza will struggle with his pressureComment
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