Comments Thread For: David Morrell Brutally Knocks Yamaguchi Falcao Out in One Round

[trippleupper]

Why tf would you even compare a guy from 154 to a guy that fights at 168? Do you even watch boxing at all? Do you know about weight classes?

Ok, I see your point. 15 pounds is a lot to overcome... but
Tszyu could win.

[champion4ever]

Morrell is really something. Likely beats Tim Tszyu.

We are talking about the 168 lbs division not 154.

[kiaba360]

Please keep Morrell ACTIVE! We should be seeing him every 3 months until an opponent gives him some stiff resistance.

[champion4ever]

I was very impressed by Morrell's performance. However, I still think he needs more professional experience before challenging David Benavidez. There are levels to boxing and it just so happens that the "Mexican Monster" is a few levels above David Morrell at this point of their careers.

[CubanGuyNYC]

I was very impressed by Morrell's performance. However, I still think he needs more professional experience before challenging David Benavidez. There are levels to boxing and it just so happens that the "Mexican Monster" is few levels above David Morrell at this point of their careers.

A few levels? Maybe Benavidez is a notch up, but you’re implying he’s loads better than Morrell. I don’t know about that. The Cuban had a lot of amateur experience prior to turning pro, where he’s tearing through some decent opposition in a short professional career. True, fighters can be exposed when they level-up, and Morrell needs several more fights before he’s truly ready, but I don’t see a tremendous gap between he and Benavidez.

[jack_the_rippuh]

How does a Brazilian fighter get a first name that is a Japanese last name?

Cultural appropriation

[trippleupper]

They're a few weight classes apart. Tszyu fights at 154 , Morrell at 168.

I rest my case.

[champion4ever]

A few levels? Maybe Benavidez is a notch up, but you’re implying he’s loads better than Morrell. I don’t know about that. The Cuban had a lot of amateur experience prior to turning pro, where he’s tearing through some decent opposition in a short professional career. True, fighters can be exposed when they level-up, and Morrell needs several more fights before he’s truly ready, but I don’t see a tremendous gap between he and Benavidez.

It goes without question that Morrell has more than enough ability to defeat Benavidez. My one only concern is that with only nine fights under his belt as a professional;

He could use a bit more experience and seasoning before challenging David Benavidez that's all. Don't worry however; With time he will get there. Those two are going tangle sooner or later.

[A.B Counterhooks]

Ok, I see your point. 15 pounds is a lot to overcome... but
Tszyu could win.

Lol morrell is a big 168 pounder ,he would absolutely kill 154 Tim. Not even debatable.

[garfios]

I was very impressed by Morrell's performance. However, I still think he needs more professional experience before challenging David Benavidez. There are levels to boxing and it just so happens that the "Mexican Monster" is a few levels above David Morrell at this point of their careers.

I don't see that big of a gap, actually Morell jr
skipped the padding record bum of the month, and went straight from the get go to fight opponents that others will be fighting at their 15 or 16 fight. Check his record, only one with a losing record. Imo he has a good chance of beating benavidez, the thing is besides benavidez, who is there willing to fight the Cuban? Be safe.