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  • #2
    In about 3 years he'll be the next Mercito Gesta . They'll get some money back from the Mejicanos and Koreans on the west,however
    He'll never be a champion (unless he stumbles across A Rolly Ramirez type of guy then he'll have a 50/50 chance)..bad investment
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    • #3
      Originally posted by TroofTeller View Post
      In about 3 years he'll be the next Mercito Gesta . They'll get some money back from the Mejicanos and Koreans on the west,however
      He'll never be a champion (unless he stumbles across A Rolly Ramirez type of guy then he'll have a 50/50 chance)..bad investment
      I think that you're prediction is correct, Lee hasn't fought in over a year, what's up with that?
      By the time they do line up a fight for him he might've been inactive for a year, and a half.
      Then what is his new promoter going to do put him in against a 2nd, or 3rd rate fighter, in order to get the ring rust off?
      No I don't see Brandun Lee, becoming a legitimate top 10 fighter, or a champion in the 140 pound weight division, or at 147 if he's put on weight due to his inactivity.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by Boricua181 View Post

        I think that you're prediction is correct, Lee hasn't fought in over a year, what's up with that?
        By the time they do line up a fight for him he might've been inactive for a year, and a half.
        Then what is his new promoter going to do put him in against a 2nd, or 3rd rate fighter, in order to get the ring rust off?
        No I don't see Brandun Lee, becoming a legitimate top 10 fighter, or a champion in the 140 pound weight division, or at 147 if he's put on weight due to his inactivity.
        And because he is not that good. No shame in earning a living as a solid gatekeeper..see Gabe Rosado. Guys doing well and he's c level guy, but he's solid..no shame in being a professional B level pugilst
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        • #5
          Future Tank Davis opponent.

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          • #6
            His knockout percentage is high
            Last edited by Hiscoutiould; 06-10-2024, 09:59 PM.

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            • #7
              Match made in heaven, Lee can't fight and McWater is a sub par manager that's good at handling 6/8 round fighters but supposedly was slapped around in negotiations with Arum

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              • #8
                With all the belts going around. I do believe Brandon will be a World Champion. How many title defences
                is another story. I have seen some of his interviews comes from comes from a solid respectful family.
                I wish Brandon nothing but the best. I am wondering under what platform will catty his fights.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by TroofTeller View Post

                  And because he is not that good. No shame in earning a living as a solid gatekeeper..see Gabe Rosado. Guys doing well and he's c level guy, but he's solid..no shame in being a professional B level pugilst
                  Those are the fact's, as I see it as well, Gabe Rosado has been a credit to the sport of boxing. He's earned his respect through his own blood, sweat, and tears.
                  I have a lot of respect for his hard work, and his ability to stay out of any controversy, and legal troubles.
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Boricua181 View Post

                    Those are the fact's, as I see it as well, Gabe Rosado has been a credit to the sport of boxing. He's earned his respect through his own blood, sweat, and tears.
                    I have a lot of respect for his hard work, and his ability to stay out of any controversy, and legal troubles.
                    Nothing wrong with a fighter topping out at a B or C level.
                    It's a necessary component of the sport and what makes competition possible.
                    I've seen a few of Lee's fights and I'll stick around for them and leave the dagwood run for less entertaining pugs.
                    Like you said, Boricua181, there's no reason Lee can't be a big credit to the sport even if he never rises to world-class level.
                    But that's yet to be determined, right?

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