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    Comments Thread For: Bam Rodriguez confirms Antonio Vargas fight: 'I am always challenging myself'

    Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez discussed his latest upcoming challenge in an exclusive training camp interview with BoxingScene's Lance Pugmire.
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    Jesse is one of THE best fighters in many years. So few fighters want to fight all top fighters, no exceptions, and he is one of them. He is a gift to this sport.

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    • 57Blues
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      If only all the heavier weight classes has this kind of excitement and anticatapation of who is going to win and who will step up next and all the talk mattered like these four fighters and there weight class match ups..........used to be that way on all weight levels................Japanese fighters are the new Mexican Fighters.........................

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      • IronDanHamza
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        Bam is exactly what a fighter is supposed to be.

        Racks up titles, moves up, constantly fights Top 5 ranked opponents.

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          Bam is one of the best out there. He is badly in need of a rival so more take notice.

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            I can't fault the guy but damn I wish these baby weights still had some great fighters in to test him so we could get an actual real measure of how good/great he is. His better wins have aged like milk.

            I imagine it'll be sadly a case of him eventually losing because he moved up too much in search of a worthy competitor.

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            • boxingitis
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              #7
              Originally posted by 57Blues
              If only all the heavier weight classes has this kind of excitement and anticatapation of who is going to win and who will step up next and all the talk mattered like these four fighters and there weight class match ups..........used to be that way on all weight levels................Japanese fighters are the new Mexican Fighters.........................
              Now way. Nakatani lost the Mexican from TJ.

              Name Japanese at the level of
              Bam Rodriguez
              David Benavidez
              Vergil Ortiz
              Canelo
              Zurdo Ramirez Unifiend Cruiserweight
              Navarette IBF and WBO, 3 Division Champ


              Fundora, Espinoza, Murutalla.

              All Japan has is Inueo.
              Last edited by boxingitis; 04-17-2026, 04:27 PM.

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                #8
                It's clear that Robert Garcia would rather leave Monster alone.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by BlackRobb
                  It's clear that Robert Garcia would rather leave Monster alone.
                  maybe they are waiting for inoue to get old, the floyd strategy

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                  • boxingitis
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by daggum

                    maybe they are waiting for inoue to get old, the floyd strategy
                    The same reason Inuoe doesn't Move up to 126 to face Espinoza is the same reason Bam doesn't move up 7 Pounds to face Inuoe.

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