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Bantamweight world champion Emmanuel Rodriguez retired out of the blue through a social media post last October.
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Emmanuel Rodriguez is coming into his own for a few fights now, and I'm looking forward to him defeating the other champions in the 118 pound division. Go get'em champ, you're one of the best champions that Puerto Rico has at the moment.
Last edited by Boricua181; 04-13-2024, 04:34 PM.
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Tokyo has a diamond hard chin so good luck with that!Comment
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I personally like Rodriguez but this is a horrendous matchup. Tokyo is significantly bigger, heavier, stronger, and tougher than any opponent he has ever faced, including Inoue. Rodriguez will break his fist the moment he strikes Tokyo.Originally posted by Spray_resistant View Post
The joke aside, after he takes care of Nishida I do hope ERod stays in Japan for few more days and is ring side for the match. However I wonder what the timing to make the challenge will be given that Takuma fights first followed by Moloney before main event.
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Nishida has power like Paulie, but he can put on a clinic. Looking forward to watching this one.
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Unfortunately for him every Japanese boxing fan's interest is all focused on the match two days after him...Originally posted by _Rexy_ View Post
One thing I am worried is that with less than 3 weeks to go, the undercards haven't been announced yet, not to mention all the ongoing fiasco Nishida's promoter is having.
Edit: actually it was already announced, just made no news because it was...very unimpressive to say it politely.Last edited by Elheath; 04-13-2024, 07:25 PM.
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How underwhelming, on a scale of 1 to 10 with 1 being the typical Canelo undercardOriginally posted by Elheath View Post
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Nishida is good, he shouldn't be overlookedComment
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