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De La Hoya already called out Shakur for Zepeda. He better not duck. Zepeda don't duck feather fisted runners. If Oscar didn't want to make the fight, it wasn't Zepeda choice.Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View PostComment
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I understand that but he could had spoken up a bit instead of staying quiet.Originally posted by boxingitis View PostComment
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Some boxer are not tweetersons.Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View PostLast edited by boxingitis; 03-15-2024, 03:04 PM.Comment
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William Zepeda is William Zepeda, there is no need to make comparisons with any of the greats. I believe he can achieve pretty well if he has enough dedication.Originally posted by Boricua181 View Post
William Zepeda is a damn good fighter, but in no way, shape, or form, can you compare him to the late great superstar Salvador Sanchez.
Oscar De La Hoya is turning out to be the Mexican version of Eddie Hearn, another promoter who has a propensity to build up fighters beyond their skill level's.
He has an interesting style as a high output southpaw with solid well rounded boxing skills.
Interesting fact, his first trainer was a Cuban (like Lindolfo Delgado's) called Carlos Duarte, both William and his trainer Carlos collaborate/joined with Jacob Najar's gym now. reason why he wasn't switched as an Orthodox stance since the beginning.
left to right, Carlos Duarte, William Zepeda, Jacob Najar and William's father Luis Manuel Zepeda.
camarón (1).jpgLast edited by Feroz; 03-15-2024, 03:44 PM.Comment
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Oscar sends his boxers to the Lion's den.Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View Post
Zurdo to Bivol
Ryan to Tank and Haney
Mungia to Canelo
Zepeda is next. Let's see who takes the fight. The ball is in Shakur's court.Comment
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He actually does. Hopefully he gets a meaningful fight and we shall see if he is really for real.Originally posted by boxingitis View PostComment
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