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By Jake Donovan - Big fights or big feasts.
It was barely a year ago when Giovanni Segura was ready to throw his hands in the air and shout, “To hell with the junior flyweight division.”
There had long existed a desire to face the division’s very best – namely Ivan Calderon, not only the lineal champ, but a legitimate pound-for-pound entrant and widely believed to be the very best pure boxer in the game today, even if he has lost a step or two in recent years.
But whenever a fight was offered that didn’t include Calderon or any of the division’s alphabet titlists, Segura would think to himself why he continued to shrink down to 108 lb, when he could be enjoying life a little more and still fight at a weight where he could maintain his massive punching power. [Click Here To Read More]
It was barely a year ago when Giovanni Segura was ready to throw his hands in the air and shout, “To hell with the junior flyweight division.”
There had long existed a desire to face the division’s very best – namely Ivan Calderon, not only the lineal champ, but a legitimate pound-for-pound entrant and widely believed to be the very best pure boxer in the game today, even if he has lost a step or two in recent years.
But whenever a fight was offered that didn’t include Calderon or any of the division’s alphabet titlists, Segura would think to himself why he continued to shrink down to 108 lb, when he could be enjoying life a little more and still fight at a weight where he could maintain his massive punching power. [Click Here To Read More]
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