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juanma vs hasegawa
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What does everyone think of Juan Carlos Burgos?
I watched him against Juan Carlos Martinez on ESPN and was moderately impressed, but not blown away.Comment
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the reason he's doing it is because he is having weight issues and he's been killing himself to make bantamweight. he needed to move up, i think its been time. the same could be said for a certain phillipino fighter named nonito.
oh yea, j-ro posted a decent amount of info on hasegawa's future earlier today if u guys wanna go find it.Comment
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Juan Carlos Burgos a tough dude.I seen him a couple of times,he is pretty
lanky with decent boxing skills.I'm suprised hasegawa took this fight.Comment
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126-lbs is a good choice, but 122 seems more logical considering he's from 118. But, 140 you said...?!? Deym, he should move to jr. lightweight instead.Comment
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This fight is listed on boxrec so is this fight a done deal?Comment
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its not a done deal,But it will most likely happen.Originally posted by vanillacoke View PostComment
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This is good news! Hope it gets finalized.
Not a bit odd on why he skipped 122 if he's having trouble making weight I suppose.
But I do believe Hozu's gonna hold his own at 126.
Don't know much about Burgos but Hozumi better not be complacent with jumping 2 classes as no joke.Comment
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Controversial move, but interesting. I would have said Super Bantamweight would be a good move up but going up 2 divisions can be quite a shock when he gets hit by a Featherweight. He can't have the best of chins because Montiel brutally KO'ed him at Bantamweight.Comment
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since noone else has said it, i will. this fight is more of sulaimans bull ****. another blatant move to have his title in the hands of a mexican fighter. hasegawa was crushed in his last fight two divisions below this, but he walks right into a championship fight. and noone seems to have a problem with it. this is why boxing is in the state that it is.Comment
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