Comments Thread For: Nicholas Walters-Joseph Adorno Crossroads Bout Eyed For March 27 in Plant City, Florida

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Yet another tough assignment is in store for Joseph Adorno. BoxingScene.com has learned that plans are in place for a crossroads bout between Adorno and former WBA featherweight titlist Nicholas Walters. The matchup is targeted to land on the March 27 edition of ProBox TV's Wednesday Night Fight series from its central location at Whitesands Probox Events Center in Plant City, Florida.
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[Wacked_Out]

Until he quit I thought the Axeman was scary but now, years later, I think Adorno is gonna blow him up.

[MulaKO]

The Axeman you’ll be missed again after the pain Adorno will inflict

[Boricua181]

Until he quit I thought the Axeman was scary but now, years later, I think Adorno is gonna blow him up.

You could say that Walters, will get Wacked_Out!

[Boricua181]

The Axeman you’ll be missed again after the pain Adorno will inflict

I'm hoping that Adorno has gotten learned from his losses, and is going to be focused, disciplined, and professional from here on out.
He's is a skilled boxer, with knockout power, who can take a punch, he just has has to be committed to his boxing career.
If he had been dedicated in his training, he could've won at least 2, if not all 3 of the fight's he lost, as well as 2 draws on his record.
They call this business the fight game, but it's no game at all, it is serious business, and you have to treat it as such.

[GoldenBackHand]

Why did Walters quit boxing? LOL

Adorno is going to whoop him

[anonymous2.0]

Why did Walters quit boxing? LOL

Adorno is going to whoop him

He was having trouble making weight, had a weird layoff, and was sl badly outclassed by Lomachenko Loma taunted him one round by standing still with his hands down for a good 10 seconds and Walters was too afraid to throw anything.

[MulaKO]

I'm hoping that Adorno has gotten learned from his losses, and is going to be focused, disciplined, and professional from here on out.
He's is a skilled boxer, with knockout power, who can take a punch, he just has has to be committed to his boxing career.
If he had been dedicated in his training, he could've won at least 2, if not all 3 of the fight's he lost, as well as 2 draws on his record.
They call this business the fight game, but it's no game at all, it is serious business, and you have to treat it as such.

Always liked Adorno
Hope for him to get back on track

[crimsonfalcon07]

I thought Walters quit entirely after getting absolutely schooled by Loma.

[maguirre]

Good to see Adorno keeping himself active. (He's a free agent, isn't he?) His recent fights and this one only have 4 months gap. Many others still have no fight scheduled 6-8 months since their last fights. They spend more time cherrypicking fights.