Joan Guzman Couldv'e Been Great If Not For His Lack Of Discipline

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  • killacash
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    #11
    I agree but he needs to ****in turn his punches over. He slaps too much.

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    • FloydTBE
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      #12
      hes just a clown

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      • Swag Hustla
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        #13
        Originally posted by LAFIRPO
        I am saying it right now; Joan Guzman could've beat all of them. Everyone from 122 to 135. Besides Mayweather, Guzman had the most natural talent in the sport.

        With a better promotor and more discipline, Guzman would've been a P4P fighter.

        Do you all agree?
        Could have, should have, would have, I agree. Never a fan of his, but he could been at least a top p4p fighter.

        But what bugged me was his not only weight issues, but Guzman's inactivity. He literally fought only once year at one point.

        Good promoter and discipline is what he lacked. I also think he's just not passionate enough about boxing. I could be wrong, but inactivity and little commitment to make weight are signs of lacking interest.

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        • boxing2106
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          #14
          Originally posted by killacash
          I agree but he needs to ****in turn his punches over. He slaps too much.
          lee beard has been working on that with him. that guzman needs to punch with knuckle part of glove.. when he does so he can ****!harold leterman said it himself

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          • boxing2106
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            #15
            Originally posted by blaze778
            Could have, should have, would have, I agree. Never a fan of his, but he could been at least a top p4p fighter.

            But what bugged me was his not only weight issues, but Guzman's inactivity. He literally fought only once year at one point.

            Good promoter and discipline is what he lacked. I also think he's just not passionate enough about boxing. I could be wrong, but inactivity and little commitment to make weight are signs of lacking interest.
            his mothers death from cancer really made him lose alot of motivation but now he is motivated ! but all in all hes had weight problems since forever he could never keep the weight down.. dominican food is a big factor in that... it tastes very very good

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            • check hook
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              #16
              agree.....he is a mid fight adjuster just like Mayweather and JMM. He could beat alot of guys even now!!!

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              • ModernTalking
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                #17
                Originally posted by LAFIRPO
                I am saying it right now; Joan Guzman could've beat all of them. Everyone from 122 to 135. Besides Mayweather, Guzman had the most natural talent in the sport.

                With a better promotor and more discipline, Guzman would've been a P4P fighter.

                Do you all agree?

                Guzman vs Kobayashi

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                • LAFIRPO
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                  #18
                  And that is exactly my point. We all know Guzman is past his prime. He still has some skills left and that is an attestment to his raw talent. Guzman will never regain his youth and the success he could have become.

                  But, in my opinion, Guzman had that raw talent that can't be taught. If he would've been focused, he could've gone very far in the sport.

                  And that is what I am trying to communicate.

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                  • Eaner0919
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by LAFIRPO
                    And that is exactly my point. We all know Guzman is past his prime. He still has some skills left and that is an attestment to his raw talent. Guzman will never regain his youth and the success he could have become.

                    But, in my opinion, Guzman had that raw talent that can't be taught. If he would've been focused, he could've gone very far in the sport.

                    And that is what I am trying to communicate.
                    you could say that about a lot of fighters though

                    when people discuss the term intangibles this is exactly what they mean

                    you could have all the talent in the world but if you can't put it together then you are nothing more than the equivalent of a street baller, all the talent in the world but not the game to do anything about it.

                    Guzman was talented, he may still be for all I know or really care.

                    Every fighter goes through issues and adversity people really need to stop making excuses for this man he did all this to himself. Tragedy happens to everyone, does not mean it's an excuse to screw up yet to hear it most of you guys want to give Guzman a pass because of ti

                    he only has himself to blame for the sever underachievement that is his career

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                    • eli porter
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                      #20
                      Lets not forget that one of the main reasons he doesn't lose enough weight for fights is because he has low testosterone levels.

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