IMO, Rios should fight for two more belts (try to clean house at 135), then move up w/the big boys at 140. I mean that's where all the action at; w/his new strength and conditioning coach - IMO Rios may even have a chance of cleaning house at 140lbs.
Comments Thread For: Rios Keeps His Promise, Rocks The Home Depot Center
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Rios was just bigger and stronger but the most impresive thing about his performance was he really throw compact accurate punches granted Antillon doesn't avoid anything but still to land most of your power shots and stay in that tight of a shell is trouble for anyone who can't box with great conditioning for 12 rounds bcse he won't be going anywhere.
Unlike Maidana he doesn't seem to be as wild and free swinging but still a straight forward brawlerComment
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Is it me or does this young lad remind us of a young Fernando Vargas as I wa watching the fight all I could think of was how he has the heart and guts of a true Mexican fighter like Fernando Vargas once was. I expect great things fro
This young talentComment
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Those two were pivoting and throwing beautiful combinations at each other. Those guys were not throwing weird punches UFC style. And yes those fights bring fans to the sport instead of boring ass boxers dancing around the ring.Brilliant fight, these are the fights people need to be seeing rather than the more cerebral although good fights like Haye/Klitschko.
If you're a casual you won't care about boxing's intricate details rather you'll just want to see people beat the **** out of each other (like UFC fans) and that's exactly what happened last night!Comment
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